The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

The Cadmore Bros, will be tenants
on the John A. Chantry farm in
Hopper this spring, vacating the pre-
sent location in Truro.
Fred Bedding. living north OF Plan
kinton, wants to rent u good farm
and made inquiry about the old Had
ley place in west Dawson county.
See him.
On account Of severe illness OF her
father, Mrs. Lou Mabbot., OF Hop
per, went TO his bedside at Blue
Earth. Mimi, on Monday last.
Mrs. L.. a. Mabbott, who is a sister
of Mrs. Lou. was unable to accom-
pany her on recount OF a severe at
tack of grip and pneumonia symp-
toms.
Ernest and Ed Barrows returned
flom a visit in Wisconsin on Wednes-
day evening. The latter was accom-
panied by his wife, recently made
such in the Perry home of Dudley
township. We understand that. Ed
and Gwen are to locate on the old
Banty farm in Pleasant Lake town
ship. Our very best wishes go with
you for success and many. years Of
happiness and Joy.
Let the good work eo-on and.on.
There is to be a circle hunt gotten
up by as many as will take part on
next Monday. Jan. %, in East Aur-
ora and west Dawson counties. All
will meet at Lou Mabbott's in the
morning and the territory for the
"wild and wolly'' hunt will be ar
ranged, departing IN rigs to the
outer limits and form a. grand circle
completely. around the selected ter
ritory and all ''forwald march, to
one center where busy business will
be on hand. The circle hunts are a
means OF not only the sport conn ect-
ed Herewith, but will doubtless rid
the country Of many a lurking wolf
and skunk that often operates to the
discomfort of the farmers. That
the correspondent to the Plankinton
Herald from Hopper township was
on the victorious side of the contest
hunt, down in that part Of the u
try, on the 18th inst, is very evident
from his partiality shown in the
writeup Of the hunt, as a cores
pondent. 1t would appear from the
item that the victors ran up against
a very Insignificant lob lots OF con
~testants, and we have it from the
defeated" that they admit that 30
cents is mighty small. change to be
compared with as hunters, in fact,
too small to create unfair means to
dodge the expense of an oyster stew.
but that they did a legitimate fair
and square job of hunting and he
had no "wire pulling" in the game.
That they put up the cash and fur
nished the supper just as agreed, and
that the victors we've perfectly well
come to the goodly- share which they
took of the same, without thanks
for the supper OR efforts in the hunt
by the correspondent who made
strenuous efforts, through an Ell.
tangled and ingenious arrangement
of the alphabet to, impart. to his
readers the fact that their side GOT
half the sport, half the supper, all
of the honor, all the boasting and
all the..same, land wanted the ...poor,
four shamefaced .iacks' to eo.. along
with the huge. pile without dlsturb.
ing a dead-scent. We..have it,.too,
that the teacher who allowed the
posse to hold the supper at the school
house, had the pleasure ~ of clean
ing up the Sloppy. mess .afterWards.
an agreement to the contrary not
w%ithstanding by the 'sbosses." whose
allegations we're to...sthe.. e%ffect-.that
n.if held alt Observation-Disclosures
would be no INCONVENIENCE ..to.any-
body. at home," Of course..not
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