The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
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y stock special over the Omaha
road was sent east at / o'clock don-
day, taking three cars of horses to
Mankato and st. Paul Twelve cars
were picked up at Fulton.
WIZ lIarker drove no from Geddes
Sunday and on his way up encoLnu-
eled the Milwaukee graders at work
! miles north of Armour, the work
Being pushed as fast as possible.
Prof. John seaton, of the uniyer-
sity faculty. returned Monday
from Worthwhile, where lie delivered
Tie D~accalaureate sermon TO the high
school graduating class Sunday even
ing
1. j. spangler left on Monday
for an eastern trip lasting ten DAYS.
He will be in Washington to appear
as attorney in a land case before the
interior officials and will 20 on to
Philadelphia and New York TO at
tend to some business matters.
III. "A. Sutherland. who is buying
right OF way grounds for the Milwau-
kee railroad, spent Sunday in Mitch
ell. Mr.. Sutherland is buying on the
line running north of Armour, but
he asserts that it is not fully decided
where the road is going to stop.
The Milwaukee excursion to Cham
berlain Sunday was we'll patronized.
two trains passing through here in
the morning. At Chamberlain the
crowd during the day was said to be
quiet and orderly, inasmuch as all
the saloons in the town were closed.
TN the base ball game Hawarden and
Parker played a tie game of - in
nings. the score being ] to /.
w. Ii. Carmen, representing a pa
per, Farm Loans and City Bonds, was
in the city looking after the interests
of eastern financial firms. Mr.. Car
men, who has Travelled extensively
the state, says that SO far this
year 10, 600 people have moved into
South Dakota, and before the end of
the year 10000 more will come. he
predicts a most successful wear i'm
1905 along all lines.
A copy of a Grand Forks, N. D.,
paper announces the election OF Off
GERS of the North Dakota Fair Asso
citation, and among the Officials we
notice the name of Don V. Moore as
secretary He was a former resident
of this city. Verne is also secretary of
the Commercial Committee of Grand
Forks and is making a fine record
among the business representatives of
practically the best city in the north
state.
Rev. E. W. Greene arrived in the
city Saturday from Chicago and
went on through TO Chamberlain to
hold services in the Episcopal church
Sunday. While in Chicago Mrs.
Greene, who arrived from Science
tady. N. Y, and on Thursday she
submitted to a surgical operation,
through which she passed success
fully, and soon as she is able to trav-
she will Join her husband in Mitch
to take up her residence.
The last of the Saries of addresses
given by layinen at the Presbyterian
church was delivered by Mai. o. w.
Coursey last evening to a crowded
house. 1t was an elegant discourse
and fun OF beautiful thoughts. 1t
was a novel scheme in getting up this
of addresses for Sunday evening
and Mr.. Surbeck is to be highly con-
graduated for introducing these adj
dresses inlo his church. The public
showed its appreciation iy a
large Attendance at each time. We
understand that arrangements have
been made for another series of adj
dresses TO be given in the fall and
that Rev. SurbecK has already secured
speakers for that time.
County Superintendent Quiglev,
Prof. Nj. Nj. Ramer and q. W. Conrs-
ey returned Saturday from Pierre,
where they have been attending a
meeting of the superintenGents OF
school of the state. There We're 35.
new officers out of the ~ counties
present. These officials were called
together by State superintendent
Nash for the purpose of talking over
the school laws. and get an interpret
tation of them SO that all superin-
tendents can conduct their work on a
basis. The meeting was a
excellent n and the superin-
tendents were greatly benefited in
tie way matters We're presented to
them by the state superintendent.