The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-09

udy cNcIiI1S mum N1SIltr 10. reluAln
a ieW days.
ANTED-Party to supply butler
for private family hy the week.
Col Third Avenue west
The government Thermometer reg
lstered at ~ deglees ABOVE zero
Wednesday as the warnlest and chat
night it registered at 81 degrees
above as the coolest.
Biggest stock of harness ever ex-
hlbiled IN Mitchell can be seen at
VIM, Koch's.
r. l.. Pardee, travelling passenger
agent of the Omaha road. arrived i'm
the city Tuesday aud spent the
day in the city looking over the
business interests.
The members OF the Womans' Re-
lief Corps are cordially invited to
meet at 2:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon
at the g.. A. r.. han. Bring YOUR
work and lunch. No business will
De transacted at t.is meeting. By
order of the president.
On account OF the storm the auc-
lion sale OF n. c. Clearwater was
postponed to tuesday, March l3. at
10 O'Clock a. NJ, 5 head of horses.
30 head cattle including % 3-year.old
fat steers, 40 heads of hogs, farm
implements. ETC., will be sold. Free
lunch at noon.
r. p. Loomis, cashier Of the West
ern National bank, departed this
morning for Scotland to ship his
household goods here. and on their
arrival will be placed in Clyde KIM
hle's house on Fourth Avenue east.
MI. and Mrs. Kimble will remove
to their farm northeast of town the
latter part of the week.
j. b, Rowley, of Mt. Vernon, has
decided to engage in the blacksmith.
business i'm Mitchell and will be
located in the Lott shop on First
avenue east. MIR. Rowley has Lad
years OF experience i'm blacksmith
work. His ad will he found i'm an
other column.
Chief Keith got out the road grader
and has been scraping the snow
from the cement cutters as much as
possible into the middle of the street.
The cutters are being cleared of the
SNOW to give the water a chance to-
run off i'm the sewers. With the good
drainage system in Mitchell it will
not take long for the melted snow to
disappear.
The w. f. NJ. S. OF the M. e.
church will meet this afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sea-
man. Devotional service, Mrs. Wilt.
Special music, Mrs. Lee. This is to
be our ThanSotfering Program. Lead
ars. Mrs. Wilkinson and MIS-. Yer
l1llySd. Ihll SlC JduIGS vi LiIG CHURCH l
are especially invited to this meet
ing.
Judge G. S. Whiting. of the Huron
circuit. went out to Chamberlain Wed-I
nesday Afternoon and will occupy
the bench during a portion of the
term of circuit court, at the request
1f Judge Smith. There are several
liquor and gambling cases to be tiled
At this term, and the prisoners at
The bar, through their ATTORNEYS,
asked for another judge to hear their
.ases. they claiming that Judge
Smith was biased. In reality they
nave a wholesome fear that if they |
IRE convicted that Judge Smith
will not tie very lenient with them.
When Judge Smith selected Judge
Whiting to preside at the term tie
llolltors of the law Gid not help
themselves little bit, in fact JudpeI
has the reputation OF being
he most severe Judge on the bench|
N cases of this and like character.
So if the dealers and gamblers are
convicted they will get very little
consideration in the matter of SEN
,ence, and it is very likely that
Judge Whiting will embrace the OPP
,ortunitv.to give them. i'm addition,
severe lecture, Us he has been
lnown to do for less otfenses than
parties are CHARGED with
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