The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

rived home Thursday, the schools
having closed for the summer vaca.
tion.
a delegation of twenty Red Men
went out to Chamberlain Thursday
noon to participate in tie initiation
of candidates last evening. The
drill team will take a leading part
i'm the work.
DO you feel run down? Does you
system need help? Man Err Vine
Tablets will bring back the glow of
youth and vigor. Food for the brain,
blood and nerves. Try them. l.. O.
Gale.
M. e. Orrell and Clifton Tur-
neaure arrived home Wednesday
evening from Yankton, where they
attended the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows. Mr.. Orrell was the dele
gates from the Mitchell lodge.
The members OF the The Degree of
Honor drill team will meet at their
hall for practice Friday evening. II
there are any of the team who can
not 90 to Fulton Monday evening,
please inform the captain at once.
Henry Stanley was convicted
at Woonsocket Wednesday of shooting
two persons with intent to kill.
Judge Smith sentenced Stanley to
six years in the p%enitentiary. An
effort will be made by his ATTORNEYS
to secure a new trial.
Miss Livesay, who was the teacher
of shorthand and typew1iting in the
Western Business College left this
morning for her home at Unionville,
Mo. The recent consolidation Of the
college with the business department
at the University put her out of en-
ployment.
John Roth has established a
plumbing and steam and hot water
heating business in the building
across from Webster, Cook & Co.
Mr.. Roth is n Of the Oldest plumb
ers in the city, having worked at
the business in Mitchell fourteen
years ago. His phone number is
lO4.
Funeral services will be held over
the remains Of Walter L. Rowley at
the Baptist church this after
moor at 2 o'clock, and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. L. j. Giblett. Tie
A. o. U. w. will attend the services
in a body, accompanying the remains
from the house to the church and
thence to Graceland cemetery.
The University students departed
in a body via the Omaha road for
Huron Thursday to attend the
Athletic and o%ratorical contest.
Agent Wilt sold $50 tickets for the
special train. This evening will be
held the oratorical contest, in which
Mitchell will be represented by
James Crowther, whose subject is
1.-The U%ncrowned King"
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Mckinley, Mrs.
Clara Lul>ens and c. E. Mason re-
turned on Thursday from Yank-
ton. They were attending the ODD
Fellows grand lodge and the Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah assembly. Mr.. Ma
son stated that c. G. Halphide, of
this city, was appointed grand mar
shall Of the Odd Fellows grand lodge.
The Odd Fellows will meet in Red
field next year.
Mitchell Typographical Union
elected the following officers at the
meeting Wednesday evening: Presi-
dent. l.. e. Wilson; vice president,
+. Puetterich recording secretary,
g. l.. Hurd; treasurer, VIM. j. Her
zog sergeant-at-arms, c. g. Olney;
auditing committee, +. o.. LaFol-
lette, L. III. Gillett, +. f. Hutchin-
son. The next regular meeting will
be held at the Clarion office, when
the installations will be made.
The Grand Army is making ar
engagements fer the observation of
Decoration Day. An invitation has
been extended to Mayor .Silsby to
deliver the address on Decoration
Day and he has accepted. The form
al program has not been arranged
as yet but the committee is at work
upon it. For the first time in a
number of years Memorial Sunday
ONE the day previous to Decora-
ton Day. DIR. Nicholson has kindly
consented TO preach the Memorial
Sunday sermon, Sunday, May 20. and
the services will held at the Mrtho.
dist church.
a meeting of the city council was
held Wednesday evening. The bonds
of Chief Keith. DR.. Dundas, health
officer. G.. Scheurenbrand and Au-
ditor Markham we're presented and
accepted. The bid of Schroeder &
I5remmer, OF Yankton, for the heat
ing plant of the city hall and library
buildings. at So, 313.2S was accepted