The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06

moved into the property they recent,
ly bought on the corner Of Kimball
and Sixth streets.
Be sure to look over our stock of
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness etc.. before buying.
e. B. Van Alstine.
f. D. Powers came down from his.
home near Letcher Friday morning
to attend the exercises of Decoration
Day. He is a member Of Ransom
Post and took pleasure in greeting
his old comrades.
John Groves came up from Yank-
ton Friday morning on the freight to.
attend the Decoration Day exercises
with Ransom Post. Mr.. Groves is
an old resident in this vicinity and
recently moved to Yankton, where
he is engaged in the restaurant bust
ness.
Thursday afternoon Decoration
Day exercises were held in all the de-
partments Of the city schools with
one exception. Good programs were
given by each and they were listened
to by the visiting members from the
G. A. R. post and patrons of the
schools.
Mrs. II. II. Gunderson came over
from Sioux Falls Thursday evening
to make a visit of several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Fl. Turneaure. At the conclusion of
her visit she will 60 to Lead, S. D..
where Nh. Gunderson has been called
as the pastor of the Baptist church.
He departed yesterday from Sioux
Falls.
The State Band gave a concert at
the corner of Main and First street
last evening and for the rest of the
summer they will be given every
week. Every fourth concert will be
given in the corn palace building to
which an admission fee of % cents
will be charged, and it is in this
way that the band expects to receive
its remuneration for its concerts on
the streets. The patronage should
be large enough in order that the
band will feel justified in continuing
the free concerts.
Night Watch Briggs discovered a
fire in Colegrove's meat marketThurs-
day night about 10 80 O'Clock and i'm
mediately turned in an alarm. He,
with one or>two others, broke a win
dow in the front door and gained ac-.
cess to the room in which the fire
was located. A few buckets of water
put an end to the flames, and the
services of the fire department were
not necessary, although the boys
made a very quick response to the
alarm. The fire originated from
fuse in a barrel that was standing
midway Of the shop. The loss
amounts to about 1926, a portion of
the wooden partition being burned.
Sheriff Swindler and At
torney II. G. Preston arrived
home Friday morning from Cham
berlain. They accompanied Jack
Sully out there yesterday and turned
him over to the sheriff of Brule
county. The sheriff was not at all
anxious to take the prisoner but he
was finally prevailed upon to as
sumo control of Sully. He has 50
many friends over on the reservation
that it is thought an attempt might
be made to liberate him from the
clutches Of the law. For the present
ESully will be kept in chains. He is
recognized as a desperate character
and there is no need of taking any
chances with him.
President Graham, of the Universe
ty, arrived home Friday from
Clark, where he attended the meet
ing of the ministerial association OF
the WatertOwn district. President
Graham said he talked with the min
listers concerning the new building
wi n ol1 C1SlUJ anu liz lOlllU
them very friendly toward pushing
the subscriptions in their localities.
They say the new building must be
completed at once and will use every
possible effort to make the Water
town district come up to its duty
in the matter making Dakota Uni
yersity the leading denominationa]
school in the state. IT,
Superintendent Quigley had a very
pleasant gathering at his home on
east Fourth street Thursday evening,
when he entertained the class OF
nine young ladies and gentlemen,
who are soon to pass from under his
good offices and influence to enter
into other surroundings. Aside from
the graduating class the superintend-
ent also invited several others who
had been members of the class. The
company arrived about 9 O'Clock and