The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-28
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A fine rain started i'm this morning
and with good indications of keeping
up all day. The need of moisture for
the crops was. becoming apparent, as
but little rain has fallen for two or
three weeks.
w. E. Upton arrived home Thurs
day from a trip to San Antonio,
Texas, where he ATTENDED a meeting
OF the National Alienist Associa-
ton, ds a representative of the state
board Of charities and corrections.
The high school declamatory con-
test held at the school building last
night was won by Miss Lois Ander-
SON She will represent the high
school at the state contest to be held
at Yankton Nav II. Miss Bernice
Lathrop and Floyd ellis we're tied
for second place.
Assistant General superintendent
Underwood, of the Milwaukee road,
passed through the city last night
in Il special train ON his way TIC
Chamberlain, and it is understood
Will make a trip out on the reserya-
tlon in connection with Milwaukee's
new railroad extension.
j. j. Mcl)ougall, who is at the head
OF the new company formed for the
purpose OF establishing a machine
shop, Yesterday completed the pur-
chase of Geo. Summers machine
shop, and the new company will thus
he able to commence business at
once. He takes possession Monday.
Chief OF Police %kozlovsky, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa., arrived i'm the city
last evening and took possession of
w. G. Wilt, who was arrested We'd
nesday by Chief Keith IN this city,
on the charge of enlightenment.
Wilt accompanied the chief back TO
Cedar Rapids on the early morning
train today.
+. j. Hess, of Alexandria,, is maxi
ing good use Of the Cadillac automo-
lille he purchased from L. E. Stair,
in conn ction with his livery bust
ness. He has made two trips to
Mitchell this week with parties who
did not wart to wait for the train.
The machine so far has paid him az
the rate of SlO0 a month
o. 5. Basford, editor Of the Red
field Press, spent Thursday i'm the
city and went home on the after
noon train. Mr., Iasford bad been to
NoonsocKet and Wednesday, evening
he delivered tile principal address ait
the celebration of the anniversary
of Odd Fellowship 1t was a Joint
celebration of the lodges of Jernuld.
and Sanborn counties. about $50
Odd Fellows being present paltici-
pating i'm the pleasures OF the day.
Wanted-Men ANA teams Frank
Weller 400 west 4tb street.
Jacob johnson. who form erly lived
i'll tile vicinity of nit. Vernon, and
W as supposed to have been murdered
on his farm near Miller. has been
found alive over at Brandon. on the
line OF the state. 1t is thought
he was slightly demented when he
left his home last summer, and bis
present actions do not indicate much
Improvement. Sheriff Abbott. of
Miller, found the man and took him
to his home yesterday, but not until
johnson bad escaped twice While IN
Sioux Falls.
Woonsocket News: Rev. e. W.
Greene. of Mitchell. preached at the
Episcopal church Sunday morning
and evening and Monday evening.
The Episcopals bum a good deal of
kindling wood getting started, but
Rev. Greene gives a sermon in the
few remaining minutes that is worth
going to hear. Simple, forcible, direct
thought embellished witch language
the choice of which could not be inn
-
proved, his sermons remind one of
a high priced lecture. Should the
church here be able to obtain his SER
vices frequently it will be compelled
to increase it's seating capacity.
a missionary meeting was held at
the Methodist church Wednesday
evening in place Of the regular pray
err meeting. which was we'll attended.
Rev. a. d. Carhart very pleasantly
the audience with some
splendid scenes from Japan, which
had to do with the religious and
political life of the inhabitants of
that country, showing many pictures