The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-02

w NIED Breaking done. In
quirc OF Clias. iiofeson, NE OF &
Rome township.
Dr. /. Windle left Thursday for
Colfax Springs, Iowa. TO remain a
couple OF weeks for the benefit OF his
health.
Joseph Michels. who has been at
tending the University of Minnesota.
arrived home Wednesday afternoon
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Ben Olson and friend, Mrs.
Clemens, returned home Thursday
to McGregor. Iowa. They spent
Wednesday at Chamberlain.
Mrs. c. a. Tounsan and her sister,
Miss Haynes, went to Milltown
morning. They will attend the sec
ond district meeting of the w. c. i.
u. Miss Haynes will sing a solo be-
fore the convention.
Funeral services were held at the
Catholic church Monday over the
remains of Carrie Schmidt, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schmidt
The remains were laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery. The little girl
whose age was nine years, has been
sick for the past three months with
a stomach and liver trouble, and she
passed away at an early hour Sunday
molnlng. The sympathy OF friends
is extended the bereaved parents.
Prof. w. a. Clark has decided TO
move to kearney. Neb., where he has
been elected to a position on the fac
llltV OF the state normal school. PROT.
Clark and family moved here about
a year ago for the benefit of his
health. and ne has improved so much
ito that tine That he has decided to
resume his profession. He said that
he regretted very much to give up
his pleasant years residence i'm Mitch
ell. where he had formed many fine
acquaintences and friendships.
| The Rcd Men had an enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday evening when
they initiated twelve candidates.
which is the result of the good work
that has been done by Deputy a. j..
Scbunk, who las been here for the
past ten days working in the inter-
est of the lodge. After the close of
the work the members repaired to
the Shamrock restaurant where d
fine banquet was served. plates be
lug laid for fifty. The Red Men now
have a membership of about $50. and
one of the strongest lodges of The
lefty.
AT the last stated conclave of st.
Barnard Commanderv *. L.. the
following officers We're installed:
Eminent Commander, w. f Tip
ton; generalissimo, G. w. Johnston:
chaplain general, c. W. Adams:
prelate,S III. Scallin: senior wa1den,
IC b. Wilt; Junior warden, j.. n.
Grow: treasurer, a. Z. Hitchcock {:
recorder. Geo. f. Foster: sword bear
er, a. n. Pehrson standard bearer.
Chas A. Rub; warder, j. +. Ander-
SON: sentinel, III. d. Buttertield cap
tain of the guards. Geo "A Johnston,
VIM. M. Smith and II. III. Winsor:
%organist, w. f. Lott.
Henry Hendricllson, who has held
he position OF principal Of the Al
ncna schools for the past year, return
ed home Monday. the schools hav-
ing closed for the Summer vacation.
AS an evidence of the appreciation
OF his work during the past year Mr..
llendrickSon was reelected to his
position by the board of education
without his making formal applica-
lion and his salary was increased for
the coming year. For a number OF
yeals Nh. lIendrickson has taught in
the rural schools of Dawson county,
but he has outgrOwn his usefulness
in that field and his ability we be-
ieve will lead him to higher attain
mcnts i'm the educational world.
e. T.. Wagner was over from Alex
andriaThursday and it was announced
that ID partnership i'm the law business
had been formed between +. H..
Winsor and himself, the firm TO he
known as Winsor & Wagner. Mr..
Wagner left Mitchell ten wears ago
for his former nome in Iowa. but
returned to the state six gears ago
and has been practicing law success
fully at Alexandra. He is a very
capable gentleman, thoroughly
! learned in law and will be a valuable
Acquisition to the fraternity of
Mitchell. Mr.. Winsor is thoroughly
well known V the county as a gem
tleman OF fine attainments and has
hundreds OF friends. The firm viii
be a strong n IN many particulars
and The Republican extends Its best