The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-18

general II ercnand1Se list it with j.
e. Wells.
Mrs. John@Tuckey left Monday
for Cass City, Mich, where she was
called by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. II. M. Clark left Monday
for Toledo, Ohio, where she will Wis
it friends and relatives. Mrs. Clark
thinks some Of spending the winter
lin California.
Il The foot ball season came to close
Hin Mitchell Monday when the first and
second eleyens Of the University put
lon their toys and went down to Hoyt
lCoX's photograph gallery and bad
|their pictures taken for future use.
The camera anne through the ordeal
hnscathed.
+ The Misses Ericsson went home to
Parker Monday to remain a few
days They expect their parents to
move to Mitchell within a couple of
weeks to occupy their new residence
WILL ID 1JCdlly ulIlSlICu ILL ID ID LCu
In the eastern part OF the city in
iGreene's addition.
The Misses Jelley and Lee arrived
Friday from Minneapolis to make
their future home in Mitchell, and
will make their home with their
father in the McDougall residence Oil
west Second street. Mrs. Jelley is
expected to arrive in about three
weeks. Mr.. Jelley is the general
agent for the J. +. Case Co.
! The annual election of officers for
the Modern Woodmen Of America was
held Friday evening with the follow
ing result: Venerable consul, S. Cat
trell.; worthy adviser, F. @. Purdy :;
clerk, c. q. Halphide; banker, FL. R.
Kibbee escort, Gus Berquist; watch
man, J. J. Gleason physicians, Drs.
Warne and Freyberg manager. c. W.
Adams; sentry, A. Fl. Gardner.
For rent, we'll improved farm, seq
Of "a, Mitchell township. J. F.
Smith. Mitchell, S. d.
Artesian Advocates: The members
of the o. M. N. club gave Miss Eslie
Smith a very pleasant surprise party
ataher home last evening and pre-
sented her with a solid gold pin 90
which her name and the initials 80.
M. NJ" were engraved. Miss Smith
is a very popular member Of the
club. having held the office Of presi-
dent during the past year, and the
girls are all sorry to see her.go away.
BY a new connection that the Mil
Waukee, railroad makes with the
North Western railroad at a point in
Iowa Chicago mail is now delivered
in Mitchell six hours earlier in the
day. Heretofore Chicago mail left
over the Western at 10 o. m.
and reached here over the Omaha
road at S:45. By this new connec-
tion the Northwestern throws the
mail to the Milwaukee at this Iowa
point and it is brought to Mitchell
via Sioux City, arriving at 2:45
O'Clock.
Sheriff Irish+- Of C~hamberlain,
passed through the city with two
candidates for the penitentiary at
Sioux Falls. The parties were Bert
Anderson and Clyde Hull, who run
off some cattle on the ranch of Rich
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The boys took them to Chamberlain
and tried to sell them on the market
there. The brand on the cattle was
recognized and the two men were ar
rested. On being convicted; Judge
Smith sentenced them to the peni-
Tertiary for n year.
For sale-Three Poland China male
pigs. One half mile south Of Univer-
sity. Chas. Hoelscher.
= meeting of the executive com
mittee of the State Poultry Show was
held in this city Friday evening, the
only outside member in attendance
being j. f.. Reinelt. Of Tripp,. the
president of the organization. The
resignation Of r. M. Sphinx. the sec.
Rotary, who went to Washington to
spend the winter, was acted upon
and Will Scallin, Of this city, was ap.
pointed to fill the vacancy. Mr..
Scallin takes a great deal of interest
in the poultry industry and he will
make a most excellent officer.
The bazaar conducted by the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church at Yer.
milyea's store Saturday afternoon anc
evening vas an unqualified success
and the front end of the store was
continually crowded. There was {
large assortment OF goods to be sole
and they were Of a kind that answered