The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-01

MISS Anna ChildS came down from
Ashton Monday morning and is a
guest at the home of q. w. Coleman.
Mrs. JAS. TObin and son returned
Saturday from Armour where they
had been spending a week visiting.
Lawrence Whitley and Jos. Her
bert, who spent their vacation i'm the
city with Mr.. Herbert's parents, TO-
turned home to Chicago Saturday
morning.
Prof. j. l.. Lardner and Mrs. Lard
ner returned Saturday from their
summer vacation which has been
spent at points in Michigan. Prof.
Lardner will" assist in the teachers
institute this week.
Parkston Advance: l.. G. Fassett
and wife. Of Mitchell, arrived this
week and will make their home in
this city. Mr.. Fassett has accepted n
position as s%tenographer in the law
Office Of j. l.. Quinn.
Our new goods are coming in rap
idly. They are the finest ever shown
in Mitchell. Full lines to show in a
few days. III. ID. Butteriield.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mis-.
r. A. Alexander, living north of the
Omaha track died this morning. of
cholera infantum, brought on by the
hot weather. The little one was
two and one-half months Old.
A full line OF Champion mower re-
pairs at VIM, Kochs'.
w. j. Frad left Saturday afternoon
for Faulkton where he will look up.
the needs OF the dry goods store
which the firm is running there.
Mr.. Frad expects to 20 on to st.
Paul to buy furs and may 90 on to
eastern markets.
A quiet wedding ceremony was per
formed Saturday morning at the
Baptist parsonage at 1850 O'Clock,
when Mr.. Murray w. Marshall and
Mrs. Edith May Stroud, OF Gam VAL
ley, were united in marriage. They
left on the afternoon train for KIM
ball for a! visit.
The Nichols Mandolin club came
home Mrnday morning from Ruskin
Park, where they have been playing
an engagement for the past three
days. MI. Nichols stated that there
we're fully 1000 people on the grounds
Sunday, and that the attendance the
other days was very good.
FOR SALE-Choice eating and
cooking apples at el.OO per bushel.
W. A. Getty, 3 miles northwest OF
Mitchell.
Congressman Eben W. Martin was
n 1.-THE city Monday, coming In this
morning from Pl%ankinton. On Aug.
30, Mr.. Martin will deliver an address
at the old settlers picnic at Herried.
Mr.. Martin said that it is his inten-
tion to spend about two or three
weeks on this side Of the river this
fall.
Put up some Elwood woven fence,
for sale by Barber.
Mrs. May Murphy, a woman VINO
has accumulated quite. a good deal of
notoriety in the police courts here in
the past year, was placed under ar
rest on the charge Of having violated
her parole. Last May the woman
was arrested, but she promised if She
was letygo she would leave Mitchell
and never return. Monday ..morning
She came into town or an early freight
and Chief Keith heard of her pres
ence through a fuss she raised OH
lower Main street. He. found her at
the telephone office and arrested her
but she declined to 90 along and
when the chief took hold Of her arm
AS an indictment. she hauled off and
hit him in the face with her fist,
leaving a black mark under his eye.
When taken before Justice Mckinley
he sentenced her to TWENTY DAYS in
Jail, or it she could raise 1926 he would
give her a chance to pay it aud get
out OF town. The chances are she
will have to remain in Jail.
See our Majestic and Radiant
Home Stoves. Barber.
The Mitchell base ball club won a
very close and exciting game at Rus
kin Park Saturday afternoon against
the Letcher club, the score at the
close Of the niue innings being 8 to Z.
With the game about half through
Letcher got in three scores after two
men ere out and when the third
ought to have been retired on strikes,
but an unfortunate throw of catcher
Kline, Of Huron, gave the runner a
life and three came in as the result. Of
that and other plays before the side
was retired. Kline was injured by a
fnnl hall and hp wac unable I'm thr0w