The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19

meeting of the Knights OF Mac
caDces at Sioux Falls retained home
Thursday morning.
Nh. and Mrs. W. ". Waddell. of
Waterlown, ale visiting with MI.
and Mrs. +. A. craft. Mr. Waddcll
IS the sheriff OF Codineton county.
j.. e. Milne. supreme field marshal
OF the Order OF Home Guardians,
cane over from Huron Wednesday lor
a consultation with the head Office.
John Tuckey is charging his resi-
dence on Fourth Avenue east and is
making it two stories high and adj
ding much to its architectural design.
w. Boice, of Preston, Mimi, is
spending a few days with his BROTH
er, NJ. Boice, OF this city. Mr.. Boice
is an extensive breeder of Sllorthorn
cattle.
At the graduating exercises OF the
law class of the State University.
Vermillion, Congressman r.. w.
NiTllIl l!iS lctll Sti'llltNI w ItllNbI
the address on June ia.
Mis-. ". III Sweat, of WollDoro.
New Hampshire, arrived in The city
Thursday to make a visit of sew
elal weeks with her father, O. ID.
Stearns, the county auditor.
\ portion of the high school stud
ents vent up to Woomsocket Thursday
afternoon for The track meet between
Mitchell and Moonsocket, which will
take place today. The rest of The
crowd Will 20 up this morning,
Miss Bertha Gaul went to AImoGr
Thursday morning TO return the baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred AGams. The lit
tie one has been making its home with
Grandpa Adams most of the winter
on account of the illness of its
mother.
Senator y. Is. kittredge came oven
from Sioux Falls on the Omaha pas
senger Thursday morning and spent
the day i'm the city among his friends
and constituents. Mr.. kittredge left
for the northern part of the state on
the afternoon train.
Garry f.. Chambers, of CORTLAND,
n. Y. was in the city. He is one OF
the stockholders of the First Nation
al bank. He said he was very much
pleased to find Mitchell improving
right along IN a business way and IN
the construction OF new buildings.
Two days i'm succession without
rain is something strange at this
or three weeks of moisture. a couple
more days like the present III anG
the farmers will he able to get into
the fields with their corn planters.
r.. S. Wesley, of Washington
Springs. passed through the city
Thursday on his way hack to lllirois
to complete the transfer of some
land in Jerauld county. Mr.. Vessey
said that there was quite a good dea
vi ldIlu SClIlIJS Il liIul IOAiIllN tl IlIN
present time.
People who have any leisure time
and enjoy fishing are making daily
trips to the Jim river to indulge in
their piScatorial paStime. 1t is re
ported that the fishing is very gooC
this season at some points on thu
river, and the last man in always la,
the largest fish story to tell.
MIR. and Mrs. II. @. Fish, of Cote,
willie, Kan. arrived in the city Wed
nesday evening on their way to How
ard to visit Mrs. Fish's parents
They were former residents of Mitch
ell. and were engaged in the laundl.
business. MI. Fish conducted
large laundry at C~otleyville and ha!
just disposed OF it.
e. III. Weik, representing the La
badie Faust Co., is in the city TO ar
i, range for the coming of that CON
; Lany to Mitchell next Thursday. Mr.
Weik SAID that Mrs. Grant Smith
! who will be more Familiarity remem
bered as Miss Phyllis Mckay, is wit
the eastern Faust company and is dc
ing the leads. He slid she had be
come quite an accomplished actress.
Every young MAI or woman VIII
] wants to prepare for a bank or otfic
2 position of any kind should writ
the Grand Island Business and Norm
al College at Grand Island, Neb., TO
a catalogue. We understand tina
: every student OF this school is place
A in a position as 5 on as he on sh
! graduates and those who prefer MA
graduate from the college and pa
expenses in monthly payments atte
Il position has been secured, lres'
dent lIareis has been at the mead
this school for twenty years and ul