The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-07
MISS Katie Koch returned to the
Madison normal school Morao


into their residence on Sanbor, s+rao,
'et our prices on wood tubs and all
"oouen ware befo e you buy elsewhere.
w. j. HEALEY HARDWARE Co
aosdmaster Gregory returned home
from tuscan Saturday,, where he has
"een lor the past week repairing the
Milwaukee track, which was washed
away by the high water.
geo. Il. Logan has fixed up the front
OF MS store building where the brick
mas chlpped off in places He has ce
mented over the columns on each side
OF the front, giving it much tho ap-
pearance of stone.
tor week ending April 3Oth the mean
iiiaNlmum temperature was Is degrees
ABOVE, mean maximum 373 degrees
above: coolest day, April 29th. o7 de.
grees above zero; warmest day, April
2'th 50 degrees above zero.
ID. Moore is running extra on the
express run between Sioux CITY and
Aberdeen while one of the regular
messengers is sick. James Stur,evant
mas the express run betw cen Sioux
City and Egan, which will probably be
permanent.
Mrs. S, j. Moore departed Saturday
Tor Chicago. where she will meet
her two sisters and together the 1rio
will go on to Hicksville, Ohio, to be
presentat the 18th celebration of their
fathers birthday. Mrs. Moore expects
to be gone about six weeks.
W. H. Taylor, connected with one of
the departments of the Minneapolis
Tribune. was in the city Saturday. His
wife died in Minneapolis Wednesday
and he returned with the remains to
Alexandria, their former home. where
the lnterment was made Friday.
Observer Huyck hands in the follow
ing report Of rainfall this month: 1st.
2.51 inches: I'd .6S inches: 3D.. 1.44
inches: 18th, .l3 inches; Sth, .24 inches:
llth, 10 inches; 18th, OF inches: 18th,
SO inches: l4th, 10 inches: 9th. 20
inches. This gives total OF Cos
inches for the month.
Quite number OF cattle are being
shipped through here to the Sioux res
ervation west of Chamberlain to take
the places of the animals which died
during the winter. Among the ship
pers is John @. Anderson who had six
carloads for his cattle range, and 500
head for w. l.. Montgomery of Cham
berlain.
Mr.. e. NJ. Lord, representing Carl
ton & Lords Jolly Comedians, is in
the city making arrangements for the
appearance OF his company here all
of next week. They were at Madison
last week and the papers there stated
that the company gave general salts
faction. They have some very clever
specially people with them and Mr.
Lord declares he will give the people
od C-hCCl10uU SuON.
The Victor lawn tennis club has com
menced to get its ground in shape fol-
the tennis season. The local club hal
secured the state tennis tournamen
hich will be held in this city abor
the latter part of June. The tourna
ment at Parkston last year was suc
cess and the efforts of the local clul
will be to make this meet the best il
the brief history OF the ASSOCIATE On.
Saturday night some party or partie
entered the Omaha railroad baggage
house and carried away two trunks
They were found next morning under
meath an elevator, east of the depot
broken open and the contents scattere,
on the ground. One trunk belonged t
Sam Olson, the Omaha section foreman
who missed nothing but pair OF shoes
the other belonged to Mrs. Pat Dar
aher. Marshal Reierson investigate
the robbery and believes that the roor
was entered by come one who had key
to the lock, as it was not broken, bu
has discovered no clew to the robbers
A fellow by the name of John Brown
and who was a little the worse off TO
liquor, was walking past Scallin's dru
store Friday evening about 10 o'cloc
and saw four watches hanging on Ere
Bradley's repair rack. Seeing no on
in close proximity, Mr.. Scallin being !
the rear of the store, Brown yielded ,
the wrong influence, slipped into tn
store and stols the watches, which b
the way, were hardly worth 25 cent
each. Policeman Gordinier was pas
ing at the time and made the arres
placing Brown in Jail over night. Fl
was brought before Judge Abbey Sa
urday morning and given 80 days in jai
a Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs, y
: Jaouemai entertained the "Smokel
} Club at their pleasant home On ca
> Third street. The club IS compose
: solely of travelling men and their wiv'
who kept up the social organlZauC