The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
$50. 90 to $4,000 Read Jones's al

$780, 20 to 800. 90. Read Jones's all
in another column.
Miss Myrtle Davis left Thursday
for the summer resort at Spirit
Lake. Iowa, for a brief outing.
Watch The Capital next week Tor
the announcement OF the date OF the
Duluth excursion on the Omaha rail
road.
Dr.. A. H. Daniels left Thursdal
for YankLon to attend the grand
lodge session of the Knights Of
Pythias
Miss Lena Holleran. who has been
visiting with her brothers in the city
for several weeks, left Thursday
for her home at Fulton, III.
Mrs. G.. j. Corwin, went over to
Alexandria Wednesday to attend the
graduating exercises Of the city
schools. which were held Wednesday
evening. Her daughter, Miss Madge.
is the principal of the schools.
The Republican received an invita-
ton today from Emil 2. Laurson to
the graduating exercises of the
United States Military Academy at
West Point, New York. which will
take place Thursday morning, June
III, at 10 80 O'Clock.
VIZ Gregory, Who his been ID the
Philippines a little over 2 yyas. X
tnlnct nome WoaDa3day. He was o
memb2t o. co. j second regiment.
IT, UH3 tai>Gi sick ard d,scilalgtd
ifat No9earber, reaching s.. Ttai-
9;cso ? month lateG
NJ. Booth, or lluron, was in the city
to attend the races. Mr.. Booth is
the president Of the local racing as
SociatiUr at Huron, which will give
d IaciMg meet within a few weeks.
Mi. Booth says that there will be
some good entries at the Huron meet
and they are contemplating some
thing good along that line.
Gottlieb Scheurenbtand and his
force of men suspended operations in
building the cement sidewalks around
the court house property yesterday
and commenced to lay a cement walk
IN front of and on the east side OF
the library building. This is
done because it is desired to grade
around the building and It could
not be done until the cement walk
was in.
Better news was received from
Minneapolis Thursday concerning
the condition Of o. T. Huyck, who
has Feen lying at the point of death
for several weeks. Mrs. Huyck ad.
dressed a letter to J. H. Scriven
stating that MI. Huyck is still gain
ing in strength and is planning on
what a good time he will have when
he gets we'll. She said he sleeps well
part Of the night and is able to take
quite a good deal Of nourishment
without distressing him in the least.
and that she could not see how he
could get along any faster. This will
be cheering news to the many
friends Of Mr.. Huyck in Mitchell
who are a%nxiously watching the turf
Of his sickness.
Another mad dog was killed about
five miles west OF town Wednesday af
ternoon at the home Of Mr.. Slack
His son was in the field blowing ani
the dog was with the lad. All al
one the dog made a run for a horse
and it was kicked over by the an.
imal. The dog then rushed for the
boy, who caught him by the throat
and shouted for help. Assistance
came from the house by the fathel
running with a rooe and a gun. The
dog was frothing badly at the mouth
and signs were unmistaka5le OF
madness. The rope was put arount
; the dogs neck and he was cilokec
i down and then shot. MI. Slacl
!; said that the mad dog which bit
a dolph Haut in this city nearly two
weeks ago passed through that vlcin'
ity at the time, and that it was like.
] ly his dog was bit at the time. The
! Slack boy was not bitten by the dog
!