The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-12

Nti. sad Nfss' 4 NHtHm0te went
}8 i.lt4o tlags4of t3 attend the
1856 ND services over die remaius OF
Mfs eaities Notse.
Commencement exercises Of the
iloiY fainlly school Vii be ileld in
tie CITY hall on Friday evening June
. Everybody cordially Invited TO
attend.
MIS-. c. Q. Bras returned from
Sioux city Tbprsaay afternoon. She
reported MI. Bras was doing nicely
alil that +. NJ White vas getting
along very well indeed.
j. -. Hatch, of Hartford, arrived
in the city Thursday and in a short
time will move his family to Mitch
ell. Nr. Hatch has accepted a posi-
tion with a. a. 1ruaX as travelling
auditor for his liue of elevators.
Thursday was a day of variable
weather, and practically three seasons
passed in review. Rain at am early
iioui. ioiiONcu ny ii ldu slOlill, ilUIC
rain and then a fall OF snow that
lasted over a full hour i'm the after
noon. One felt like laying in the
winters coal.
II. :. Greene, the surveyor, is 60
Ing to Armour Monday next to survey
a township lying close to town, and
while in that vicinity lie will also
survey a new addition to the town of
Harrison. which is getting The rail-
road extension fever sinre the ruluols
have been projected concerning the
extension OF the Omaha road from
Mitchell TO Wheeler ON the Missouri
river.
Sheriff Cook and Night Watch
Briggs went over to SiouX.Falls Tues
day via the Milwaukee road and
placed George Smith and Gus Kers-
cling in the p~enitentiary. Smith
serves a two year term for forgery
and Kersting will put in three years.
time for the crime Of incest. Both
seemed light hearted enough when
they got on the train bound for their
destination.
DR.. Chalmers, president Of the
B1ookings agricultural college, Who
is attending the Sunday school con-
vention, took occasion to visit the
high school Thursday on an to-
Vitation from Prof. Ramer. and he
gave the students a ten-mlnute talk
that a filled with excellent sugges-
tions for the young, urging them par
ticularly to love their work. whatever
it might be.
Mrs. Charles Morse died at her
home in che vicinity Of Hope Chapel,
l3 miles southeast of Mitchell, Tues
day morning, as the result of internal
trouble, for which an operation was
recently performed. The deceased
lady will be remembered as Miss
Susie Wittstruck a former school
teacher in the southern part of the
county. She vas united in marriage
to Charles Morse in January. The
funeral services were held i'm Ethan
Thursday afternoon at , O'Clock and
the intelment was made in the ceme-
terry.
The University plans to give a
banquet to the thlrty-siX trustees,
the faculty and invited guests as the
initial service of commencement
week. Ut will be served in the dim
ing room of Memorial Hall Friday
evening June 9th and Governor S. H..
Ellod will be the guest of honor and
the principal speaker. Governor Ell
rod has recently accepted an invita-
ton to a place on the board OF trust
ecs OF the University rendered vacant
by the resignation OF DIR. w. II.
Jordan. who has removed from the
state.
There vas a great deal of dis1p-
pointmept on the part of the athletes
OF the State University, Nermini3n.
and OF Dakota N|esleytn Iuesiay
morning when tley Weakened to
find the TAI ynG 2 in such
force IS to II de any posi-
bllity of tn thla,i c contest.
being pulled OIL Il. #tcy. as was
the intention. ler wa 4 party OF
rs Young men " 0 came up from
Nermillion Mund evening on the
10 O'Clock passenge ready engage
with " local I'm We it hIetes
but the rain CHAN cd plans.
The Vermlllion ST dents i tended
chapel exercises Tues lay II orniug and
there was a general int du-tion o
students all around. he ,oun! gen
tlemen representative Oh the state
university made a fine mp ossion on
the local students and Ii egr ed
sincerely that 1T was impossib to
carry out the plans for the day. ii
Nermillion boys returned hoM
the III O'Clock passenger We h re
the day is not far distant VIII n th Sc