The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-14

arrived in the city. GA Thursday,
NE is connected with one of tile
BANKS IN that city.
Rev. and Mrs. j. S Sutbeck ar.
rived bone on Thursday from
Bridgewater, where they ATTENDED
the meeting o! the Presbyterian
Synod.
Frank Hutchinson, OF The Repub.
mean S Job department. went to Yer
million on Thursday. being called
there bv the death of Mrs Hutchiu.
sons sister. The funeral services
VIII be held tomorrow.
scallin's Sarsaparilla the great blood
medicine cures rheumatism and
spring diseases.
ID. w. Collins will have a speclar
sale of ribbons and embroidery
Saturday and Monday, and i'm his
new advertisement today he calls
special attention to the prices which
will prevail on those two days.
Here we thought we had gotten
through with winter weather and
without any waning from the
weather bureau a SNOW storm set in
yesterday about 9 O'Clock and in
AN hours time the ground was COW
cred with snow. We would be salts
ned If those easterners would keep
their blooming bad weather i'm the
! east.
O. ID. Tisdalc. ol Ottumnxa, IONA.
who has been IN he city sew ual DAYS.
rel urned to Lis home Thursday.
Mr.. Tlsdale investigated Mitchell
with a view of engaging in business
on an extensive plan, the details of
which are not ready to be given to
the public. He expects to return in
a short time to close the arrange
ments for the enterprise.
ii, {. Kelso has been in the city
several days with a party Of three
iowa men who have been looking
over Dawson county land and they
returned to W~interset, Iowa. YES
terday. MI. Kelso SAID that two
OF the men were prospective buyers
and that as soon as they could turn
some of their property in the east
they were ready to make an invest
ment in a half section of land i'm the
vicinity of Mt. Vernon.
Reliable field and garden seeds in
bulk at Mckinley & addy's.
The University baseball team
evened up things with a majority of
the high school club Wednesday af-
ternoon. Not all the high school
players we're in the game. The Uni
Velslty o by a score Of 81 to /, in
a game OF five innings. Next Monday
the Plankinton team will play a re-
turn game with the University,
commencing at ] o'clock. After the
ball game a track meet will be given,
which includes all kinds of athletic
events.
Nearly all OF the colleges represent
ed in the intercollegiate o~ratorical
association have selected their ora
tors for the great contest TO be held
IN 4ankton May %. Redtield college
had its local contest the first or the
week and William II. Beckman won
first place. His subject was "Quo
Charles j. Christianson won
second place. Burton f. Tanner will
represent Mitchell in the contest and
be is puttlng in some hard work to
bit himself more thoroughly for the
Ina contest at Yankton.
The representative of Davidson
Bros. of Sioux City, who came up to
.hitchell to conduct a suit sale went
up against the transient merchant
proposition when he opened his goous
Tor sale. Chief Keith informed the
gentleman that it would cost him $50
10 conduct his sale here three DAYS.
md he was inclined not to pay
t., but when informed what would
happen to him incase he violated the
.lty ordinance that referred to trans
ent merchants he paid the license
md was permitted to 20 ahead with
lis business.
This evening will occur the
Inspection OF Co. u, which will be
made by a regular army officer. The
boys say they are ready for the official
they think they will be able to
make a pretty good showing Maj.
Charles ByrDe, Thirtietb United
Infantry, is the Official who
will inspect Co. d, being assigned to
companies in the southern and CEN
raj part Of the state. Two other
army officers will do the work
n the northern part Of the state and
The Black Hills.
j. L. Morrow and A. b. Seaton cot
invitations Wednesday to attend the
centennial celebration of the found
ng OF Jefferson county, New York,
he county these gentleman o%riuin.