The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-01

Rernice and Lola Morgan. little
daughters OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Ii. III.
Morgan. went to Hudson this NOM
ing to visit with relatives.
Miss Mona Doaue. who has been in.
in Denver aud adjacent points for a
month has returned to the city. Miss
Doane is teacher in the city schools.
Mrs. l.. Indra, who has been quite
i'll for the past ten days. is reported
to be improving at the PRESENT time.
at q time her life was despaired
of.
A. j. Kings is confined to his house
As a result OF being thown out of his
buggy a few days ago, when his horse
turned suddenly and overturned the
Vehicle.
Miss Olive Whittlesey, OF Rockford,
lll =. who has been visiting with the
Silsby and Rogers families for sever
al weeks. departed for her home Tues
day morning.
Miss Lottie Tenny went to Abcr-
deem Monday where she will stop for
a few days. then 20 on to Mime
apolis to visit With her sister, Miss
Agnes Tenny.
The city schools will open for bust
ness on Monday, Sept. 4. Supt. IIolf
will have a f w remarks to make i'm
the curse Of a few days concerning
the opening of the fall term.
Co. y gave a dancing PARTY at the
city ball Friday evening that was at
tended bv about forty couples, and
dancing was kept up until the hour
Of ] O'Clock. The music was furn-
ished by Mo@ery's orchestra, which
gave good satisfaction. Everybody
reports a very enjoyable evening.
w. II. Vaughan has been out to
Oacoma for three or four days and
he came home on the freight Friday
evening. The first wreck on the new
extension OF the Milwaukee road oc.
Cured in the yards at Oacoma We'd
nesday, when five ears were pushed
off the track, wrecking nearly ..all OF
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Buttertield az
rived home Friday evening from
their trip to New York and Chicago,
at which points they made their
purchases OF fill and winter goods for
the dry goods store. Mr.. Buttcrfeld
stated that they had been able to
make some especially good selections
in suits aud novelties for the season.
On their way home they visited at a
number of points for an outing trip.
w. II. Hetrick and Paul Robro
were i'm police court before Justice
Mckinley this morning on the charge
Of using vulgar and profane language.
The two men got into a wordy diff
Guilty that lead to using some in
decent language and they handed the
vulgar words back and forth several
times. Hetrick finally swore out q
complaint against ..Robro, and ther
Robro swore ont a complaint agains,
Hetrick on the same charge. TO the
justice they both pleaded guilty ani
they we're each fined SIS, which they
paid.
Mrs. May Murphy got her freedom
from the county Jail Monday even
ing. Some of her friends got to
gether and raised a purse of S25
sufficient to pay her fine. There j!
one thing certain, however, accord
) ing to Chief Keith and Justice Nc
Kinley. and that is she will not b,
! allowed to hang around Mitchell il
J the future and she got out of tow
, today with that positive understand
ing. The woman has got the ide;
! that she can do about as she please
I and the officials have shown Il lin
: iency toward her in the past which
: will be reversed in the future.
Manager Nichols las contracted TO
{ the best operate engagement tina
5 has ever visited this section of TIL,
state, and on the evening o! Tues
4 DAY. Sept. 10, he will present II ma
4 %nlticent company i'm 1.-The l'araders,
j an opera that has had an ~eXcellen
lun in the east and which will doubt
. less be welcomed by the musician
d and lovers OF music in Mitchell. Th
!. company is composed Of forty people
and carries an immense amount Q
J. scenery for the production Of tb
opera IN as faithful manne as pos
t sible. Manager Nichols thinks h
may be taking some chances j
t bringing so high a priced compan
but he is going to make the expert
e ment.
y The stone work on the new Com
mercial and Savings bank buil1inI
ic r~0n,clofod md nCu tho nlncfavoY