The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-23

A large assortment of buggies at
Wm kocD's anu will deiv n COM
petition
Frank Maynard, who has been down
to Kansas City to take treatment in
a sanitairum. is home again, though
he received little help
AT the Mt. Vernon election yester-
day the license question was voted
on and it was defeated, so that Mt.
Vernon will be a dry town hereafter.
Don't fail to inspect the Moline
gang and sulky plows and seeders
before you purchase. VIM. Kcch.
Lieutenant Ross kathbun, i'm com
mand OF Co ID, desires to announce
that the election OF officers for the
company has BEEN postponed until IA
later date.
Thos. Thorson. OF Canton, was in
the city over night, and returned
home Wednesday, MIR. Thorson
was here for "a conference with sever
al parties.
Biggest stock of harness ever ex-
hibited in Mitchell eau be seen at
VIM. i<och's.
DIR. j. G Mccartney departed this
morning for Chicago to attend a
meeting of dentists and will also
taxi ADVANTAGE OF the opportunity to
attend chnics While i'm the city.
l.. ~. ChampliM, OF Onawa, Iowa,
is in the city. beitg called here 10y
| the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. Enos Cllam plin, who has been
Sely sick Win elysipelas. Heart
trouble has now set in and there is
some doubt of her recovery.
The public sale of Goodykoontz and
Peterson. a short distance south OF
town. Monday was a very successful
one, and while the amount OF prop
ertv was not large the total sum OF
tie sale went a little over 81 200.
Col. j. s. Serverson, who Ot1iciated
as auctioneer, said it was ABOUT the
best sale he had cried this season.
Frank Lynch, was liberated
from the county iail Monday after
completing IA short sentence for steal
ing some clothing. He vent to the
depot lunch room and bought a meal
and refused TO pay for it. Manager
Hubbard fired him out and then
Lynch wanted to clean out tile place.
He commenced by smashing n OF
the window glass. and just then
Chief Keith came along and arrested
him. Lynch appeared before Jusli- e
Mckinley aud he was bound over to.
the term of circuit court ia bonds of
5000.
At the meeting of the w. G. L. u.
at the Rest Room Wednesday after
noon, Mrs. j. Sykes Wilson resigned
llel position as president of the city
Organization and also OF the county
olgaization. She resigned owing t;
the fact that she expects to leaN
next week with her husband an
daughter. Ruth. for California.
where they VIII remain II year.
Mrs. q. b. Cassem was elected
president for the city organization.
and as there Were several members
present from the country an election
was held for the presidency of the
comfy ORGANIZATIONS. in mllicli Mrs.
{. 4. Taylor. of Loomis. was select
ed.
The members of the citizens COM
mlttee held a meeting Wednesday
evening and arranged for the call of
the city convention. The committee
is compsed Of j. Fl. sc1iven as chair
man, Henry Swindler, j. S. Daniels,
T. G. Burns and j. w. Seaman from
the four wards. a slight change was
agreed upon i'm the number OF dele
gates from the First ward, these be
ing increased to thirteen, and the
other three wards TO remain at
twelve. This WAS done to avoid Il
possible tie in the convention for
the nomination OF n candidate, for
under The former apportionment il
each candidate got the deleagtes of
two wards a deadlock would ensue in
tile convention, provided there were
no assertions from a candidate. The
convention will be held April 10.
Tuesday evening the gospel service
at the Presbyterian church came to a
close after being held for two weeks
under the direction Of DIR. j. G.
Mead. DR.. Mead delivered a most
excellent sermon for the last one,
which was listened to by q large and
app%raciatfve audience DR.. Mead
has impressed u people with bis
great earnestness in his chosen work
and hundreds have been helped by
giving thought to the words which