The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

W. A.. Travis, Of New Albion,
Iowa, arrived in the city and is a
guest Of the Travis family.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W.. Seaman, who
have been down on their ranch at
Running Water for a month, arrived
home Wednesday afternoon.
For sale, recorded Poland China
hogs OF both sexes and ali ages, also
aberdeen Angus Bulls and White
Wyandotte cockerels. W. a. Getty,
r. II. ID. 4, Mitchell, S. ID.
MIS-. J.. q Wells. and son Earl,
and Lucille Hnst. who have been Wis
itine on the ranch of Hon. Tbos.
Lane. in Jerauld county for the
past week, arrived home Thursday
morning.
Thursday morning the semi-annuaI
teachers examin alton for the county
was begun at the high school build
ing and is held under the direction
OF County, Superintendent Quigley.
There are 81 teachers taking the ex-
animation for certificates.
Presiding Elder Graham, of the
Watertown district. is in town. DIR.
Graham doesn't get to Mitchell very
often IN his travels as le has a large
circuit to care for and it is rather
difficult for him to get away. His
many old friends were pleased to see
him again.
Quarterly services will he held in
the Free Methodist church commence
ing this (Friday) evening. and will
continue over S .turday and Sun.
day. Preaching each evening at s
O'Clock. Sunday morning services
will be held at II O'Clock, and the
Love Feast will be held a half hour
before the regular service. All are
cordially welcome to these services.
Rev. Fl. S. Wilkinson and family
arrived home Wednesday evening on
the 10 o'clock Milwaukee passenger
from Sloan Springs, Mo-. where
they have been for the past month
on a trip Of rest and recreation. Mr..
Wilkinson said the springs are a de-
lightful place to spend a month,
everything being comfortable for the
guests.
Dr. Chas. A. Bower was happily
surprised by the arrival of his two
brothers Wednesday afternoon, both
of whom are also physicians. DIR. w.
[C. Bower halls from the distant.
state of Texas, being located at Fort
Worth, where he is in the govern
ment meat inspecting department.
DIR. Q. E. Bower is located at Arling-
ton, Iowa. where he practices his
profession. They will remain but a
day or two, expecting to return Sat-
urday morning.
DIR. A. 81. Daniels. president Of
the Honest John Mining, Milling &
Tunnel Co., was highly elated this
morning or getting his mail to re-
civee a sample OF ore from the Marys-
willie mine, one OF the groupe at Id
aho, Springs, Colo 1t is from the
last shot made in the mine and the
sample displayed a good quantity of
the precious metal. DR.. Daniels
thought that it would assay fully
81 900 per ton. In the letter accom-
panying the sample he was informed
that an old miner, who was present
when the shot was made, immmedi-
ately took 10, 600 shares and paid
SO, COO spot cash for them.
The Irish Colts. primed with the
strong idea that they might be able
to defeat the base ball club OF the
city, went down to defeat Wednesday
afternoon by a score OF ii to ). II
the colts hadn't become skittish and
made SO many errors the score
wouldn't have gone so hard against
them, but i'm the fifth INNING. with
three men on bases. one of the colts
threw wildly and ali three crossed
the plate. The colts. however.
played a surprisingly good game, not.
outstanding their errors. George
Johnston and Jake Hough filled the
pitchers box with credit for. the
colts and John Porter was at the re-
ceiving end. Wendelkin and Tanner
was the battery for tile professional
team. The scorer got 50 interested
in the game that he forgot to call
time at the end OF the ninth inning
and the colts played ten innings and
they made a lun by it. Jim Wells.
Que OF the old timers in tine baseball
world, got out and played second
base for the professionals and he COW
cred the territory with his usual
strong game.
Fractional Relatives.