The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
MINOR MENTION.


.,.. r;..ume Carefully Compiled for
,. Carttal Readers.
,,.,. rrma HAYNES and Miss Ruby
Rolph returned home TO MI vernon
Friday,
- u Onev, connected with the
.abor Blade. was in the city Friday
between trains
came and buy the May brand OF seeds
.h;ch are reported by The agricultural
I bureau to have Standard OF 994.
{ trhosa farm and garden seeds are sold
bv w. B. Broadbent'
Miss Ruby Rolph was over from Mt.
Vernon Thursday to haye her deposi.-
ion taken by A. E. Hitchcock concern
n,ra case which comes up for trial at
Eponca, Neb., next month.
For the Quadriennial funniest, North
. , naricat Gymnasium Union to be held
=, :, Louis. Mo-, from May to II tn,
1so7 the C. NJ. s. ST. p. Ry. will sell on
Nav and 5, tickets to St. Louis and
return for regular one way fare.
Roy Wills, who is attending bust
Moss college at Des Moiues, Iowa, will
rraduate from that department in
Inne and will very likely accept posi-
zion with wholesale house, which has
@ been rendered him.
Mrs. p. e. Clark returned Thursday
from Montevideo, Mimi, where she
il has been visiting for the past three
ES weeks. but her stay was prolonged on
& account of the washout. While there
n she attended the golden wedding other
grandparents.
l. NJ. 3eidleman OF Redfeld was in
# be city Friday on his way to Mason
S8 City. Iowa. Ee missed the east Mil
EM yankee passenger, as it left before the
arrival of the north, but caught an
III extra freight during the afternoon and
@ continued ON his journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bard went TO
5ridgewater Friday TO remain a
ew days. From there they will go to
Mason City, Iowa. where Mr.. Bard
will 20 to work for the Milwaukee
IA company We regret very much to
# have them leave Mitchell
Huronite. 20: Mrs. Sherman Cronk,
q of Mitchell. was here Tuesday on her
81 way TO Minneapolis, where she will re-
81 main with her children for several
weeks. not returning home till after
Miss Daisy Wood graduates from the
high school in Minneapolis in June.
a Methodist social was given at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Jos Harker
Thursday evening, which was we'll at
tended. A musical program was given
and refreshments were served. The
evening was delightful one to all and
nothing was left undoue to contribute
to the enjoyments.
Prof. j. w. Pye, principal OF the
Il high school, is conducting query de-
partment in the South Dakota Edu-
number Mr.. Pye will answer through
his department all kinds of questions
and his opening number demonstrates
that he will be able to supply all infor-
nation asked for.
Conductor Tom Maxwell, who rune
on the Running Water branch, brought
up special train from that place Fri
day aud went out in the Afternoon
on an extra freight. He has recovered
from the accident which occurred or
the Jim River bridge last week wher
he attempted to get on his train, bu
his foot slipped and in falling his heac
struck tie rendering him insensible
for some time.
y fine specimen OF an American
eagle hung in front of Walrath's mea
meat market and attracted the atten
llon OF passing people. 1t was kil]ee
by W. G. Russ on his farm southwes
Of town a few days ago. The bird was
lying around his big flock of sheel
with the evident intention of carrying
of lamb. Mr.. Russ got out his riff
and put an end to the eagles ambition
with one shot. The bird measured
ieet and J inch from tip to tip ant
weighed 10 pounds. Mr.. Walrath will
send it east and have it mounted.
Yankton Gazette, %: Officer Wrigh
at y o'clock last night arrested Capt
Annie Olson and G. w. Galloway of tn
salvation army for the violation of tn
new ordinance against beating tn
drum in the barracks to the seriou
annoyance of the neighbors. The
We're brought before Judge Boyles an
gave bonds for appearance tomorrow
capt. Olson informed the Gazette tina
hhe was acting under her superiors an
would light the ordinance to the en-
HoIalng that it is an infringement of th