The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-03

Austin Berry came home from
Chicago.Friday afternoon.
panied a carload of horses to market
last Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. d. W. Burright ar
rived home Thursday afternoon from
Sioux City. Mr.. Burright had been
to Kansas City.
Mrs. f. 81. Winsor and son, George,
came home Friday from Elkhorn,
Wis. where she was called by
the illness Of her sister.
Mrs. John Brown came. home from
Sanborn Thursday evening. Mrs.
Brown stated that her sister expected
to move to Mitchell early in the
summer.
Miss Grace Beckwith has been Wis
lifting with her brother, III. 2. Beck
with, and wife, at Elk Point for the
past week, and came home Thursday
afternoon.
Ben Mylan will soon move to Cresco,
Iowa, with his family. Mr.. Mylan1
is the agent for the Adam Schaaf
Piano Co. and he has been given a
large territory in northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. 81. Kibbee arrived
home from Eldora, Iowa, Thursday
afternoon. Owing TO the sickness of
Mr.. Kibbee they did not 60 to Kansas
City, as they expected to do. He had
a bad attack Of the grippe.
Walter 81. Broadbent, who has
been at Dubuque, Iowa, for several
weeks commencing on a course of
%embalming in a college, arrived
home Saturday evening. He expects
to complete the course within a short
time.
Jacob Koch is the new deputy
sheriff under Sheriff Kintigh and
commenced his duties Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Koch held the same
position under ex-Sheriiff SWindler
and performed his duties very salts
I%factorily.
Monday Drs. Reamer, Bower and
Freyberg performed an operation
on E. Lovejoy, operator at the Omaha
depot, for a mastoid abscess. The
Operation was performed at the resi-
dence Of Warren Wells, where MI.
Loyeioy rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Yule drove over
from Alexandria Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Yule is the new editor Of the
Alexandria Herald and is making a
fine newspaper Of it. We were
pleased to become acquainted with
Brer. Yule and hope he will call
again.
Q. H.. Perry, Of Mitchell, the well
known laundryman of that place, is
in town and is consulting with o. J.
Fish in regard to the improvement
to be put in their new plant here.
Work will begin at once and it is The
intention of the gentlemen to show
Yankton people what ansup to date
laundry really is. II they do as we'll
as they have at Mitchell they will
make good all right, as the plant
at that place is most highly spoken
Of for equipment and cleanliness, as
well as for first class work.-Yankton
Gazette.
The Republican has Just added new
Motsinger ignition dynamo, or auto
-sparker, as motive power for the
gasoline engine which drives the
wheels to the machinery in the Office.
1t does away with gas generation or
electrical attachment that was for
merly used. By turning the fly wheel
of the engine two or three times the
motion generates the electricity OF
the dynamo and this prope!s the en-
CINE, SO that one helps the other, and
lis about as near perpetual motion as.
can be obtained. It is a very small
affair andis placed on the floor where
it can be attached to one fly wheel Of
The engine. The dynamo was sup
piled and attached by Mckinley g.
Eddy.
Leslie Wise, who is detained in the
county jail on the charge of insanity,
got an idea in his head Sunday that
the jail ought to be cleaned out. He
got a lot Of old bed clothing, papers,
books, and some old wearing apparel
that had been left in the jail, stacked
up in n corner and set fire to the
bunch. 1t wasn't long before the
smoke permeated the floors above and
was seen coming out of the windows.
Sheriff Kintigh and Deputy Koch
were both there at the time and they
succeeded in putting out the fire.
Shortly after they both left the lail,
Iand&WtSe again self fire tn the stllff in