The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-23
MINOR MENTION.
.eR,. Resume Carefully Compiled for
the Capital Readers.

41anrv Koch who has been in atten
hoe on United States court as juror
,ne home Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Byrue came up from
barDes Mix county and fled home
bad ON the Yankton reservation.
Installation of officers will occur in
Bernard Commandery this evening
Ii every Sir knight in the city is re.
5,ested to be present.
I Asa Moody, who is pretty well
nown to the travelling public as con.
netting superior hotel at Hawarden,
owa. was in the city Friday.
Conductor Jack Hasley of the Mil.
tsukee. was in the city making few
epairs on his residence property on
DAWSON street.
Come and buy the May brand OF seeds
which are reported by the agricultural
: bureau to have a Standard Of 994.
T. rhese farm and garden seeds are sold
b. w. b. Broad bent.
Y. j. Hamilton returned Friday after
noon on the delayed Milwaukee passen-
per from. the north from Cooperstown,
N. d., where he has been spending the
wfnter with his daughter, Mrs. w. D..
Marsh,
M A. X. Campbell the "native herb
+ Eman, arrived home from Sioux Falls
RThursday evening, where he has been
for the past six months. He appeared
= in the regulation uniform of the Saliva.
Ftion Army and took part in the meeting
that night.
States Attorney Winsor applied to
& Judge Smith for au order TO put the
&lhree important witnesses in the recent
Hcutting scrape under bonds. Mr.. Win
/ sor wanted the witnesses here when
II Tom Lytle's case would be called up at
Il the May term of court.
j. b. Wolgemuth has been in the
southern part Of the state for the past
week soliciting insurance for the Com
mercial Mutual Insurance Co., and
stated that the company was cordially
i received by the business men, who are
/ coming TO realize the benefits accruing
from mutual companies
c, c, Newbury recently finished set
Ting out 300 trees at the Graceland
cemetery for the Ladies Cemetery as
ISOLATION, and expects to set out 2OO
more. The abundance of moisture this
year will be of great value to the new
trees, and in time to come, under the
ministrat ons OF the association, the
cemetery will be beautiful place.
Madison Leader: A. e. Fuller OF the
tiremen's soliciting committee informs
us that the 81 600 guaranty for securing
the state firemen's tournament was
completed Saturday evening and that
little means to fix up the tracks and
good weather at that time is all that is
necessary for a successful tournament |
The dates are set for June %, "a and |
y.
Mrs. L. II. Taylor has returned home
from an absence extending through |
the winter. She visited her daughters
at Webster City, Iowa, Fairmont,
Mimi, and Superior, Wis, returning
home by the way of ST. Paul. She got
as far as Ashton the day the last train
went over the inundated track and had
to remain there for two weeks when the
railroad people commenced to transfer
passengers.
Lieut.. Anderson came over from
Sioux Falls Thursday evening to assist
capt. Bennett and Lieut.. Young in |
holding the Salvation Army meetings.
She will remain for an indefinite per-
ioo, a splendid meeting was held that
evening and the hall was we'll filled
with people who showed quite an inter-
est in the proceedings. The young
ladies' who conduct the meetings keep
the interest up to fever heat by sing
ing, talking and praying.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
list church gave chicken pie supper
IN the Hitchcock building on Main
street Thursday evening which was
arg ely attended. Aside from the
chicken pie feature of the supper other
palatable viauds we're set before the
patrons. The ladies had cut flowers
and fancy work on sale and the decora-
lions made the room very handsome.
1ney give another supper this evening.
The passenger train came down from
aberdeen Monday morning, and several
irelghts went out and came in from the
same direction yesterday. 1t was
stated by the trainmen that bridge
" as washed away between Big Stone
Olly and Ortonville. The circumstances
sou'h OF 4ankton are very discourag-
'ng ior getting train through to Sioux
o''y and 1t may be several weeks be-
'ofe the track can be fixed.