The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-28

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~neapoIIs. arrived home Friday.
Miss May Rogers and her friend,
Miss Drake, returned Thursday even
ing to Minneapolis via the Omaha
road.
Mrs, lloyt Cox and daughter, byrl,
spent Easter Sunday with friends in
Woonsocket and returned home this
morning.
Misses Marie and Lucille Johnston
came home Monday morning from All
Saints School at Sioux Falls for the
brief Easter vacation.
A. ID. Walpole has gone into the
livery business, having purchased the
barn of Albert Jepsen, conner of
Third Avenue east and Lawler street.
John Brown, of Springfield, and
WIN. Abbot, of Tyndall, have been
in the city for a week or more.tak-
ing treatment Of Or. Atkinson. the
%osteopath, and returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. o. w. Conrsey returned Iome
Saturday afternoon from Hawaldec.
Iowa, where she has been Visiting
for the past ten DAYS. While there
she attended the wedding OF a cousin
of Mr.. Coursey.
z. A. Fountain. public examiner,
was in the city Friday. He had been
out to Chamberlain to make an in
vestigation into the shortage of
james 1a1osl:, whose accounts as the
retiring auditor OF Brule county were
short when he retired from office last
month.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Mitchell Building and Loan
Association was held Saturday
evening, at which ID. w. Burright
rendered his resignation on account
OF his frequent absence from the
city. He was succeeded as secretary
by John w. Powers, who was elected
by the board. The business location
of the Office will remain the same.
Circuit court Adjourned at Alex
andria Thursday afternoon and Judge
Smith and Court Stenographer Boyles
and the attorneys from this city came
home ON tile afternoon train. The
liquor cases which were on the dock
ct for trial were adjourned to the
reXt tenn of court. There was a
great deal of interest manifested in
these cases and the court room was
crowded with friends of the prosecute
ing side CT the case.
NJ. NJ, Doyle & Son have just dis
posed of their mill aud electric Eight
plant at 3eresford to A. O. Mason,
of Grant City, Mo-, the considera-
ton for which was $40, 1000. the deal
being negotiated by Robert Mather,
of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. The new firm
has taken possession and Leo Doyle,
who has had charge of the business,
will return TO the city as soon as the
business is closed up. Mr.. Doyle
and son contemplate engaging i'm the
banking business.
A. j. Hart. who is IN charge of
the construction of the Milwaukee
bridge across the Missouri river at
Chamberlain. arrived in the city
Monday and left on the afternoon
train for Minneapolis. Mr.. Hart
said that work on the bridge was
family under way now. the prelim-
mary work having been nearly finish
ed. He thought that by September
the pontoon bridge would be ready
for trains to cross and that by the
middle of June the big boat would
ready to put in position in the mid.
die of the river.
MI. and Mrs. Jos. Harkcr and little
son, George, arrived home Saturday
evening via the Omaha road. from
Los Angeles. Cal, where they Wen
last fall to spend the winter. Th,
Misses Harker expect to remain
enough the summer. Mr.. Harler sale
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to spend the winter, but as for tb,
summer he was hardly prepared t.
say. They expect to return to Lo
Angeles in the fall for the winter
Mr.. Harker has invested in som
property out there, but he says thi
does not mean that he is going t
give up his residence in Mitchell b
any a
In Mondays Republican was pub
lished the Anticipating ordinance
which, with its publication. j
now in full force and effect
Under these new conditions con
corning eSpectorating it is won
dered how far the ordinance wi.
be enforced. 1t is not undertoo
that a fellow will be jerked up befor
the justice Of the peace if he happen
to eX%pectorate just a little. Bu
the fellows who stand on the stree
corners and attempt 20 1oat The ce
ment sidewalk into the street are TIL