The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-28

Glen Hopkins.
Mrs. George Carlson passed through
the city Friday from Mt. Yer
O to Mankato, Mimi. where she
will join her husband for their future
home.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Rush passed away Friday morn
ing. "be little one was horn but a
few days ago, and the loss of the
child viii he a severe blow to the
parents. Brief funeral services were
held i'm The afternoon at 4o'clock.
Claude Brown is the proprietor of
the restaurant formerly conducted by
Matt Fisher. the latter having left
the city thursday. Claude has had
considerable experience i'm the reslau
rant business and will serve his Gus
TONERS with taste and skill.
Conductor f. II. Fargo came down
from Aberdeen Friday morning on his
Milwaukee passenger run. from which
he has been absent since late in the
fall. With his family he spent the
winter at Santa Cruz, Cal, with the
idea of locating there. He was not
particularly suited with the country
and preferred to punch tickets on a
Milwaukee passenger train than TO
bask i'm the sunshine of California.
His family is still at Santa Cruz.
The University ball club went over
to Fulton Thursday for a game of
ball with the local club and they were
the victors in Il ten inning contest
by a score Of 10 to I. Dobson and
Gould were the battery for the Uni
versity, Dobson striking out IL men.
Woodwork and Thompson did the
same stunt for Fulton, Woodw. orth
tanning - of the University lads.
The day vas cold and raw, while a
very heavy wind blew from the north.
will have pasture completed for
milk cows on north side Of Omaha
track by May LIST. o. E. Cassem.
Miss Ethel Adkins narrowly escaped
being killed late Thursday afternoon
by being tramped on by a team of
horses. She was at the home OF
Charles Austin in the afternoon and
went to the barn to give the horses
some hay. They became nmanag
able and attacked Miss Adkins, get
ting her down in the stall and tramp
ing her body. Her cries brought
Mrs. Austin to the scene. who, with
some difficulty, succeeded in dragging
the girl from beneath the horses
feet, Or. Freyberg was called and
dressed the wounds. She was badly
cut about the face and head and one
arm was injured.
scaAin's s|arsaparilla the great blood
medicine cures rheumatism and
spring diseases.
MANY viii remember the suicide of
Joseph Lund, which occurred near
Alexandria several months ago, the
cause of which was a Judgment that
had been obtained against HIM for
a commission on a sale of land, not
w~ithstanding the fact that 4 new
trial bad been ordered hy the court,
Tie case was tried again in circuit
court at Alexandria last week and
Mrs. Lund. e%XecutriX of tie estate,
secured the services of Preston &
Hannett to defend it. The mount
claimed by Ewing & Parker Co.. Of
Spencer, was about $1,000. The
jury, after listening to tine evidence,
brought in d verdict in favor of Mrs.
Lnnd.
Acre tracts. lots and blocks for sale
i'm capital addition. O. E. Cassem,
Western National bank.
Prof. and Mrs. Il. F, Otto gave a
musical at their home on First Az
enue west Thursday evening which
was participated in by their pupils
and friends. The gathering was IN
formal and the evening was pleasant
ly passed i'll musical games and an
~lmpromptu program OF music. the
latter being participated in by Misses
Mary and ELLA Preston, Miss Fiolenee
Phelps, Miss Leota Cope, Virgil
Buyles and Prof. and Mrs. Otto. The
singing of old time songs was an en-
joyable feature OF the evening. Light
refreshments We're served. Prof.
and Mrs Otto have a number of stu
dents in vocal and Instrumental mu-
SIC and their work of the evening re-
iectcd the ability OF the instructors
in imparting knowledge in a musical
way.
Be sure and look over the fine resi-
dence lots and blocks in capital addi.
ton il you contemplate building,
Sold on easy terms by o. f. Cassem.
81 will sell inside resident lots ir
Capital addition at SOS and corner
lots $50 until May lst.
o. E. Cassem.