The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-07

Mrs. Frank Mayaard left Tues1ay |
morning to spend a few days At san
BON.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Johnston vent 10 Min
neapolis to visit Win fnends fer a
week.
Miss ROXY lsalterield returned To-
her school duties at %laairbault. Mimi
Monday evening.
o. e Cassem has been in Aurora.
H.. and Chicago for the past week
ana returned home Monday evening.
II W. Burright is home from his.
extended absence at Hot Spring
Ark, aud is somewhat improved III
bis health.
Rev. L. c. Richardson, VINO was
here by the death OF his sister.
Mrs. G. w. Walrath, returned to his
home at Edgerton, Wis.
Mrs. G. W. Hoon Departed Gor Du
buque, Iowa, TIC visit her daughter,
Miss Helen, during the present vaca-
tion. Helen is attending a girls
seminary at Dubuque.
ON account of there not being a
quorum present there was no meet
ing of the.city council Monday even
ing. The session was adjourned UNI
Til Saturday evening at : 80 O'clock.
George w. Austin has moved his
plumbing establishment into the
Haiphide building on First Avenue
west, which gives him much better
quarters in which TO attend to his
business.
John petrie. deputy United States
marshal, Sylvan Winter and Bob
somers, were a party of Chamberlain
gentlemen who passed through the
city Tuesday morning on their way to
Sioux Falls to attend United States
district court.
The G. y. h. of This city has Sc
cured the services OF Major j. A.
Picker. of Faulkton, to deliver the
address on Decoration Day. MAJOR
Picker is a fine orator and some
thing good is expected from him on
the coming occasion.
Mayor Silsby has accepted an invi-
tatlon to deliver the address OF Dec
Grafton Day at Clark, the home town
OF Governor Elrod. The Republican
can assure the citizens of Clark that
the mayor will give them a speech
that will be full of interest and pa
triotiSm.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson arrived
home Tuesday from Minneapolis,
While there be was entertained by
the Hennepin Avenue Methodist
church Saturday evening atsthe Min
neapolis Club, and he also addressed
the Y. NJ. G. A. of that church Sun
day afternoon.
A family by the name of Long. liv-
ing in Parkston, was poisoned Sunday
evening by eating bologna sausage,
the meat being tainted as AN eXami-
nation atterward proved. The man,
his wife and three children were all
very sick for several hours. Mrs. Long
being the last to coy The sau-
sage was made at Parkston.
Elizabeth de Barrie Gill closed the
lecture and concert course at the
Baptist church Monday evening,
when a fair audience was present.
Miss Gill is an impersonator, she
plays the harp and sings for the lead
ing features OF her entertainment.
She is entertaining in most of her
work and was one of the best attrac-
tions on the course. Several of her
elocution numbers were excellent,
particularly her rendition of the
Chariot Race.
Thomas Cunnineham received a
telegram Tuesday morning that the
remains of his brother, Reno. were
shipped Monday night from San Fran
cisco, CAL. en- route for Rock VAL
ley, Iowa. where they will be laid to
rest Saturday or Sunday. The young
mar was drowned in a river at Man
dance Philippine islands. July Is.
1903. and he was a soldier in the 10th
U S. infantry, having but a short
time to serve until his regiment 1e-
turned home. Mr.. Cunningham will
20 to Rock Valley Friday TO attend
the services.
TUESDAY was enrolment at Dakota
Wesleyan and President Nicholson
and his assistants have been very busy
taking car of the students. The out
look is very encouraging indeed for a
large attendance for the spring term.
The enrolment for the first day
amounted to los, which is certainly
a record breaker. as last year the en-
rollment for the entire spring term
numbered 1913, and there is no ques-
ton but what this number will be
largely exceeded this spring