The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08

agent for the c.. st. P, M. & .. Ry, |
spent the day in the city with Agent
Wilt.
H. B. Anderson, the deputy county
auditor, went to his farm in Tobin
township Tuesday to remain a
few days.
Mrs. Carutbers, of Bancroft, Mich,
arrived Tuesday afternoon to make a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. 7. J..
Spangler.
Geo. Munger is taking a layoff at
present and carries his hand in a
sling as the result of blood poisoning
from paint.
E. Metz, of New York, who has
been a guest at the home Of Emil
Becker for the past week, left this
morning for his home.
H. A. Romans, of Denison, Iowa,
has recently assumed the manage
ment of the Romans-Holmes Co. in
the real estate business.
The High School ball team and the
University nine had a game of ball
Monday afternoon, and the former
were shut out by a score of IL to 0.
Mt. Vernon held its village election
Monday. The license question was
voted on and it carried by IL majority
Of 10. The water works bonds also
carried.
Mrs. Jeanette Doyle and Miss Alice,
who have been on their claim OF the
reservation west of Chamberlain for
several weeks, arrived home Tuesday
morning.
Geo. w. Case, a Watertown attor-
ney, arr we'd IN the city via the
Omaha road Monday evening to at
tend to a case which he has in cir
cult court.
Charles Allanson, of Minneapolis,
who is at the head OF the Allanson
Co., that has charge Of the eating
houses on the Milwaukee system,
was in the city Tuesday in con-
%sultation with E. A. Graves, of the
local branch.
DR.. j. G. Bigelow, who is travel
ing over the state in the interests
of Dakota University, arrived from
the north Wednesday,. DR.. BigeloW
said that the indications were good
for a very large attendance of
Methodist preachers and laymen at
the educational convention, which
will be held here next week. He
said Mitchell might prepare for a
large crowd.
Quite a number of Russian families
passed through the city on the Mil
waukee road Tuesday afternoon on
their way to points in Washington
state for a location. They came from
parts of Hutchinson county. 1t is
reported that during the spring and
winter a great many families left
that and adjoining counties for
Washington and other states farther
west, some making a change and 60
ing over into Canada.
a civil service examination was
held at the Educator Office Wednesday
for clerk and carrier, it being
conducted by Clerk Boggs. The ex-
amin ton was taken by +. G. Beers,
of this city. Mr.. Beers is employed
at present by Bailey & Christensen
in the roller mills. He is a schoo
teacher by profession. but came out
to this country too late in the season
to secure a school and turned hi:
hand to some other line for the
present.
Wednesday the remains Of the
late Mrs. A. E. Carhart were ex
humed in Graceland cemetery ant
they were taken back to Davenport
Iowa, where the final interment will
take place. Mr.. Carhart accompanied
the remains Of his wife to Daven
port, and stated that there were
number Of the relatives buried il
the Iowa cemetery. Mrs. Carhar
died about six months ago, and ]
was the intention Of the husband a
that time to move the remains a
soon as the weather became pleasan
in the spring.
Quite a few Improvements are be
ing made in the creamery in opera
tion in the big plant of j. e. Tu1
ner & Son. A large new crear
cooler has been added and ais
pasteurizers for purifying and heal
ing the milk and cream. Sever;
smaller pieces of machinery are b
ing placed in the plant to eve
better equip it for the business
Aside from the thirtV-fYe or fort