The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09

place OF frank Maynard on the
freight run to Chamberlain during
the absence of Mr.. Maynard.
Mrs. Elmer George vent to Olivet
Saturday, being called there by the
death of her sister-in.law Mrs. Geo.
Harmon. The funeral took place
Sunday.
P%lankinton Herald: DR.. R. G.
Warne was called from Mitchell Fri
day to consult with DR.. Rigg in the
treatment Of a boy at the reform
school who is dangerously i'll.
V. G. Doughty, of White, was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Doughty
was a member of the South Dakota
regiment in the Philippines, and is
now engaged in business at White.
Mrs. d. R. Tomlin left Saturday
for VermilliOn to make a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sterling.
Mr.. Sterling is the dean of the law
department Of the State University.
Mrs. Frank T. Windle. who has been
visiting with relatives in the city
for several weeks, returned Saturday
morning to her home in Ovation
ma, Mimi. Mr.. Windle went a few
days ago.
j. N. Grow was among the Mitchell
crowd which went out to Pierre
Friday afternoon to contribute his
efforts along the line of capital re-
submission, with Mitchell as the OBJ
jective point.
Edward McGovern, who has been
visiting with his parents through the
holiday vacation, left Tuesday eve
ming for Minneapolis, where he is
attending the law department of the
State University.
J. H. Simpson was forced to kill one
of his standby horses Saturday after
noon. The animal has been sick
with distemper for several weeks,
and its legs were swollen so that it
could not stand.
Misses Jessie Warne, June Conner
and Anna Hannebuth have been
visiting with relatives and friends
in the city during the holiday vaca-
ton and Saturday returned to
Sioux City, where they are teaching
in the public schools.
The Sioux Falls saloon has not
! opened since the first of the year.
MI. Spang made application fo1
license but previous to the council
meeting he did not put up the money
equired by l aw and the city fathers
did not grant the license.
Quite a number of the members OF
the legislature from the south and
east part Of the state passed through
the city Saturday on their way
to Pierre to attend the session of the
legislature. Many of them express.
ed the opinion that the session was
going to be a very interesting anC
lively one while the capital location
was on.
Mrs. Jerome Wiltse arrived home
Saturday from Buffalo county,
She has been out there for the past
six months and has resided on &
quarter section of land on which she
filed. Friday she proved up on bel
and is now the possessor Of a gooi
piece of property.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Garrett, who
have been guests of Superintendent
and Mrs.. 0. W. Coursey through
the Educational Association, lef,
Friday afternoon sfor Wahpeton
N. D.. at which place they will
hereafter make their headuuarter.
for the American Book Co.
Mrs. f. G. Colegrove arrived il
the city Tues lay evening from
Waverly, Va. and will remain herr
until spring to dispose of her house
hold goods and residence property
She said that Mr.. Colegrove hat
pucnaSeQ a farm near WaVerly ant
would engage in the stock business
G. G. Halphide received a telegram
Thursday from St. Louis, Mo.
announcing the death of his mother
which occurred this morning. H
will leave for that place Frida,
morning. The announcement O
Mrs. .Halphide's death will be re
ceived with sadness by her man
friends in this city.
Thos. Ball received a consignment
of venison Wednesday from J. H
Camp, of Waverly, Va, which h
shot and killed on his own domain
The deer was shipped to MI. Bal
with the hide on and in the cours