The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11

Ashton Thursday afternoon to re-
main a week with relatives.
FOR SALE-Tbree cheap work
horses. Inquire of Frank Weller
GA Fourth Avenue west.
At the regular meeting Of the Red
Men d donation of s5 was made for
the sufferers in California.
M. A. Reeves, "ho has been at
San Deigo, CAL, since last fall, ar
rived home the latter part OF the
week.
The Mitchell Grocery Co. offers
some rare bargains in "Gold Medal''
flour in their ad found in this week S
Capital.
Sheriff and Mrs. Cook went out
to Mt. Vernon Saturday to re-
main over Sunday with their daugb-
ter, Mrs. Grant 1rotter.
"Money back if they fall" is the
guarantee with every soc. box of
Mi-o-na stomach tablets, no more
Indigestion. Scallin Bros.
Capt. FL. III. Collard left Friday
evening for Portland, Ore, called
there by the serious illness of his
father, who has reached the ace of
81 years.
Our stock of buggies is somewha t
diminished but we still have a large
stock on hand which we will sell at
reduced prices. VIM. Koch.
Street Commissioner Reierson
gives notice that the alleys in the
residence and business part of the
city must be cleaned up within the
next ten days. The street commits
sioner will then make a round of the
districts to see how many have COM
piled with the request.
DR.. and Mrs. I. Windle departed
Friday on a trip that will last
the greater part of the summer, visit
ing first at Des Moines, Iowa, and
Moline, Ill.,, and other points en-
| route to Atlantic City, N. j.. where
they will sperd the summer at the
famous resort.
While Stewart Sharp was getting
out several kegs OF beer in the Val
Blatz cold storage house Friday
afternoon, about $3.50 O'Clock. he was
injured by two of the kegs falling
from the tier, striking him in the
head and on the side. He was re-
moved to DIR. Cranes office and later
taken to his home. While injured
internally it is not Thought to be SER
ious.
Late Thursday afternoon Coroner
Dundas held an inquest on the death
of Jacob Schenkenberger. A Jury
consisting of W. H.. Conyes, Will
Harker and ID. FL. Brown listened
TO the statements as made by the
members of the family, and the YER
dict rendered was TO the effect that
the deceased came to his death as
the result Of wounds inflicted by his
own hand.
Prof. Bruce McVay, superintend-
ent Of the Woonsocket schools, arriv-
ed in the city Thursday morning and
remain yer until today. Joining
the athletic team of his schools here
and proceed on to Yankton to attend
the athletic and declatuatory con-
te is. Prof. McVay is a former resi-
dent CT Mitchell and he is making a
fine success of his work there, having
been reelected to the position for
the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Harris, who
have been in Texas since last fall,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
to remain for al indefinite period.
Mr.. Harris returned for the purpose
of making the assessment for the
city. as his successor, q. w. Wall
rath, who was elected this spring.
does not take his Office under the law
until August L. Mr.. Harris will
commence his work right away.
Tuesday was noe a particularly
ideal day for baseball, and it was not
a brilliant game that was put up be-
tween the Brookings Agricultural COL
lege team and Dakota Wesleyan's
ball tossers. Mitchell won by a score
of II to 10. Dobson and Fossum did
the battery work for Mitchell and
I'Rossbeck and Mead ohiciated for
Brookings. The errors were numer-
GUS and glaring, Brookings making IA
and Mitchell IL. Will Scallin um-
pired the game to the satisfaction of
both teams. Friday afternoon
BridgeWater and the University
teams will play another game.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
Ryckman restaurant Tuesday even
ing when Bert E. Golden, of Mason
City. Iowa, and Miss Myrtle Ryck-
man. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs