The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
I'm TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPE IN
THE COURSE OF a WEEK..

MIs. Thos. llCrson. OF Canton,
and Mrs. e.. NJ. Proctor. of st. Paul.
arrived in the city hi, norninc aud
aie the guests OF Mrs. H.. Nj. Jounl-
ston at The Mldmann.
Mrs. O. ID. burke has oeen visit
Ing with friends in the city and sur
rounding country for several weeks
and returned Thursday to her
home at Grand Rapids. Mich. She
and her husband formerly lived on a
farm i'm Badger township.
| have just received the agency
from IA million dollar company to loan
money at SIX per cent on farms.
w. A. lleimhergaT.
with the thermometer plying
around b2 degrees above zero, as it
did Yesterday. the recent cold spell
seems but a dream Local weather
prophets maintain that we are not
through with cold yet and predict
that before March Is gone that there
will be something doing.
The South Side dairy deli vers milk
daily and guarantees first class ser
vice. phone c. /. Holshire at No.
l55.
Lee G.. Kraft. of Omaha, arrived
to attend the funeral over the re-
mains of Mrs. II. N. kratz yesterday.
:. ). Miller, OF ..Akron, o.. III. +.
Miller, OF Chicago, and III. ID. Miller,
or La~ton, Oklahoma. brothers. and
Mrs Cora Hunter. of Tacoma. WASH.
and Mrs. Emma R~efesneider. of
Akron, o.. sisters OF tile deceased,
were unable to be present
For sale. 800 bushels Macaroui
seed wheat, all cleaned up. II. C..
llolshire. $ miles north of Mitchell.
According to the announcement of
e. y. Fry, the promoter of the new
morning daily paper, 1T was to have
made its appearance Wednesday
with its first issue. This is the
third postponement that has been
made OF the establishment OF the pa
per and people, who subscribed for it
several months ago, have commenced
to wonder if Mr.. Fry was serious in
his efforts to start the paper.
One new gang pillow for sale cheap
at kearney's blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Levake have
been visiting with Mrs. Helen NJ.
Dodge for the past week and re-
turned home this morning to Wy
oming, Wis. MI. Levake was form
erly i'm the lumber business in Mitch
ell a good many years ago, and this is
his iirst visit to Mitchell i'm the past
six years. He was %agreeably sur
prised at the evidence of growth and
prosperity in the city, hardly being
able to realize to what lengths the
city had gone in its development.
Your family will need a spring tom
lie. Why not give them HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea? Nothing
equals it as a bracing, life giving
remedy. 3 cents. tea or tablets.
Scallin Bros.
Nicholas Sherman. who resides mean
Mt. Vernon, appeared before the
commissioners of insanity Monday
afternoon and he was examined as
regards his sanity. The evidence
went to show, through the state
ments Of witnesses, that the man was
insane. and the commi ssioners so ad-
Judged him at the conclusion of the
trial. He is o particularly danger
Gus, it is said, although there is little
telling when he might become VIC
lent and do some harm. He will be
taken to Yankton as soon as a place
is prepared for him.
Seed oats for sale-l,O 900 bushels. no
rust. White Side oats 40 cents per
bushel. Bates Bros. + miles north >.
miles east OF Mitchll.
A pitiable case, IN which a young
girl was the victim, was heard i'm
Justice McKinley's court Tues
day. The girl's name in Minnie
knrstlng, aged 10. and until a month
ago She has made her home with her
parents in Baker township. She is
in d delicate condition and her ruin
was accomplished by her brother,
Gustavus, who is about 81 years old.
The girl was taken to Sioux CITY a
month ago and placed in the Flor
ence Crittenden home, and she vas
brought sere for the examination
Monday ty Miss Lillian Topping. the
matron of the home. The girls ar
ents were both at the examination.
She told her story unfalterinely and
plainly convicted her brother of the
Infamous crime. The father and
mother wer both placed ON the stand
merely TO snbstantiate some facts in
the case. States ATTORNEY Spangler
conducted the case for the State and
jaw Markham appeared for Gus
knrst!ng. the examination being
conducted behind closed doors.
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