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

MISS MdIS .IaEuIIc. WIZ Has Deel1
teaching in the Kimlall schools for
the past year, arrived home Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. III. VI. Clark. who has been
abroad in France for the past eight
on niue months, arrived home Sat
urday afternoon.
j. h. Ross. of Buffalo county. is in
the city for a day or two while on his
way to Akron, Iowa, to visit his par
in Buffalo county.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Mccartney and
daughter, Henrietta, left Saturday
via the Omaha road for Water
loo, Iowa, to remain a week with DIR.
McCartney's brother.
Ralph, the little sou ~of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII III. George, broke his arm
Thursday evening. The little lad
was playing in the yard and acct
dentally fell from the fence.
For ale,-One Enterprise wind
mill and tower complete at $40. 90.
also one GAINESVILLE steel frame disc
corn cultivator in good repair, So 90.
W. y. Getty. Mitchell.
Charles Cord. OF belmont, has ac-
cepted d position with the Iceland
Art Co., of this city. MI. Cord is u
graduate from the bingham College
of Photography, and comes highly
recommended.
W. II. Canham was in from his
farm several miles west Of town Fri
day and said that his corn was up
and doing nicely. He planted his
grain about the first of May, several
weeks ahead OF many other farmers
in the county.
W. G. Bickelhaupt, secretary of the
Dakota Central Telephone Co, came
down from Aberdeen on Monday.
He said his company was not making
any extensions this summer, but that
they were doing a good deal of repair
work in putting in new material.
The company is adding a number of
rural lines throughout the state in
connection with their town lines.
h. N. Norton and family got back
to Mitchell Saturday from Salem.
Oregon, and will be content to re-
main in South Dakota. Mr.. Morton
moved to Salem last December and
expected to make his home there but
the longer he STAYED out there the
less he liked it and finally decided to
come back to South Dakota and
Mitchell.
Ed. kjelmyr vas quite badly hurt
while assisting in moving a boiler in
basement Of j. E. Turner & Sons
warehouse. In the northwest corner
of the basement where the men were
at work there is an old cistern about
II feet deep. 1t being a dark corner
Nh. kilmyr accidentally fell into the
ciStern striking on his side and back
and receiving some severe bruises.
Miss Mary Avery, who has been
teaching in the primary department
OF the schools at Alpena for several
years, returned home this morning.
the schools having closed. The board
OF education was very anxious to re-
tain Miss Avery,s services for am
other year and afford her a substan-
tial increase of salary, but she bad
other plans and declined a re-elec-
tiOn.
The Wheeler divorce case at Howard
reached a conclusion Friday.
Judge Whiting stated in open court
that he would not grant Wheeler a
divorce from his wife. and the only
matter under advisement was wheth-
Ell he would allow alimony and how
much, if at all. Parties in the court
room AZ the time stated that Judge
Whiting %censuned Mr.. Wheeler in
very strong terms concerning his
conduct as IA married man. Mr..
Preston and Mr.. Wheeler both re-
turned from Howard yesterday, and
the attorney stated that they Lad
withdrawn their case. Feeling is
said to be quite exciting at Howard
over the case.
Faust, as presented by the Labadie
company at the opera house Thurs
day evening. waS an excellent per-
Torrance throughout, and the people
showed their appreciation Of the
work of the members by liberal ap-
plause. Mr.. Labadie was tilled for
Mephisto and presented the charac-
ter Of his Satanic Majesty in fine
shape. His voice is we'll adapted to
the hard work and his speaking was
quite plain in the Broken scene.
Carl Winterhoff made a good Faust
and made the impetous lover a sp!en-
did character. Miss June Williams
admirably presented the character
Marguerite, n that is indeed hard
10 impress an audience with. The
scenery throughout was we'll adapted
to the piece and the whole perform