The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-31

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Saturday, March -. a ddueht n.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs Jay llpluit@
way, in Lisbon township. SUNDAY
March %, a daughter.
c, y, Osu an, oil oaitfu Vail y, has
been visiting al the home OF A.. j.,
Wooledee, and rctufncd home Wcdncs-
day afternoon
Mrs. II. ID. Miller and son, Ralph
arrived home Tuesday evening via
the Omaha road trom Los Angeles,
CAL, where they have been for scvcral
months.
Rev. w. w. IIavens has returned
from y trip to the northern pant
OF the state. speaking at Aberdeen
and adjacent towns for the Anti
Saloon League.
Mr.. and Mis-. Thos. Fullerton ar
rived Wednesday from their south
crn trip. the time having been spent
in Florida. MIR. Fullerton made Il
trip over to Cuba. They had a very
ENJOYABLE time while away.
Mrs. II u Bulterticld arrived
home Tuesday evening Via the Uma-
la road from Minneapolis, where she
attended the gland opela production
Of Parsifal. She was accompanied
home by her daughter Miss Roxy.
who is attending school at I%airbaull
Mimi, for a brief vacation.
Rev. L. j.. Giblett arrived home
Tuesday evening from Girard, III.
He has been there for the past three
weeks attending the tftieth annivcr.
Sary OF the founding of the Baptist
church i'm That city. Mr. Gihlctt was
a former pastor OF the church, and
was invited to be present and partic-
ipates IN the celebration.
Co. ID was re-mustered i'm Tuesday
evening by Adjutant Reckwith, about
40 men taking the oath. Under the
new law 65 men can be mustered in
TO the company. but only a. can be
taken to the encammpcnt under pay.
The officers will remain the Same
for the present. The adjutant also
held inspection during the evening
and found things in very good shape.
o. l.. Rranson departed Wednes-
day for Chicago. While there he Will
consult with parties who are inter.
ested in the organization of the
White River Valley Railroad Co.
Further than that he was to meet
these parties MIR. Branson had nothing
further to offer, but on his return in
doubtless be something interesting to
tell.
County Auditor Stearns came home
from Pierre Wednesday, having
been out there 70 attend a meeting
OF the auditors of the state with tho
state board of equalization. Tho au.
ditorS We're instructed to urge the
assessors to look more particularly af'
ter this in hunting up personal prop
WV Ni'iNii nGSiiiS w u a WHY
small figure i'm the years past. MIR
Stearns stated that there was very
little change in the assessment list
for this county, but in others some
heavy changes were made.
NJ. A. Reeves was severely hurt il
the Milwaukee cabooSe Monday ever
ing at the same time the conductor
was thrown through the cupalo. MIR
Reeves was thrown violently against
a seat, striking in the small of his
back and aS a result he is hardI,
able to move. being taken TO hi.
home from the train in a carriage
Several other parties were also hur
to some eXtenu. n man. whose
name could not be learned. uein!
thrown the length of the car. MIR
Reeves has but recently partially re
covered from being run over by
bicycle over a year ago.
Information has Just reached tn,
city Of the recent marriage OF Mrs
N. j. Nelson. a former resident o
Mitchell. She made application ant
received a divorce in Yankton coun
ty, the decree being granted early il
December. After that She went t
Ossian, Iowa, where she was unite
in marriage to Jacob Fisher late il
December. Fisher formerly reside
in To5in township, but he sold on
in the fall and moved to Iowa. BE
fore their separation Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson kept house for Fisher, VIII
was a bachelor. Since their marriag
they have removed to some point j
Oregon.
w. r. BarIick, of Delmar, Iowa. wa
in the city Wednesday, having com
here from Huron, where he was Gale
as a witness in the Kelly case that
now before the grand jury. Mr. Ban
rick said he was called to give test
mony concerning a forged deed whic
Kelley gave him when he purchase
some land three years ago. The dee