The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-05

arrived Monday evening to make a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Wells.
Mrs. Robert Martin left Tuesday
afternoon for Medina, N. D.. where
she will visit with relatives for a
! month.
County Superintendent Quigley
went to Canton Tuesday to at
tend a meeting OF the county super
intendents of the state.
Mrs. w. Fl. George and two little
sons, departed Tuesday morning for
Sioux City, and Sergeant Bluffs,
Iowa. to visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Slade de-
parted Tuesday afternoon for MINI
neapolis AMI Brandon Wis, to visit
with relatives for several weeks.
Misses Clara and Rilla Reierson
left Tuesday for a vacation trip.
Miss Clara goes to Canton to the
C!lautauqua assembly and Miss Rilla
goes to Postville, Iowa, for most of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mis- John Haas arrived
from Armour Monday night and left
Iuesdyy morning for Spirit Lake on a
honeymoon trip. They were married
at Armour Monday. Mr., Hass is a
conductor on the Milwaukee road.
Mrs. z. a. Kelley. of Huron, wI.o
was visiting at the home of p. II.
Kelley, and expected to remain until
after the 4th, was called home Tues
day morning by a message stating
that her husband was ILL.,.
Perry Brown, who has ben in the
employ of A, A. Trua3, went to
Sioux City to accept a position. with
a grain commission house. MIR.
Brown is a capable young man and
will meet with the success that he
deserves. s.
DR.. w. r. Ball and family moved
Monday into the residence he bought
of his father on Fourth Avenue west,
Mr.. Ball having just moved into his
new residence in the same locality.
DR.. Ball's telephone number will re-
main the same-l73.
Ira r. Schiller, who was one
of the Dakota Wesleyan delegates to
the Lake Geneva conference this
summer, returned Monday. He ex-
poets to do lecture work in various
parts OF the state for the Home
Herald Co.
E. G. Barnes, formerly in the
plumbing business in this city, has
accepted a position as superintendent
of construction for the Mitchell Con-
struction Co., the manager of which
is e. M. Sinclair, OF Sioux City. The.
company vas recently organized to-
Install city gas, water and sewer
plants aud is now installing a light
ing plant at Parkston.
Miss Marjorie Ruth received a tele-.
gram Monday afternoon from the
board of educ ltion CT Kearney, Neb.,
informing her Of her election as
supervisor of music in the public
schools OF that city, at a salary Of
S75 per month Miss Ruth leaves for
Chicago Saturday evening and will
spend several weeks taking a course
in d summer cshool.
Max Korn was placed under arrest
Tuesday morning on the charge OF
threatening assault and battery aud
to shoot to kin. He appeared before
Justice Herbert and waived exam
%ination. The court held him in
peace bonds of ST., 600 until the next
session Of circuit court. The threats
were made against a young lady of
this city, who fled the information
in the state attorneys office Monday
evening, shortly after the threats
we're made.
A. q. Pease, John Absher, WIN.
Pease OF Wagner, and E. p. W~anser,
OF Armour, were in the city Monday
evening to attend the city council
meeting in connection with the
electric light franchise ordinance.
These gentlemen are interested in
tie construction OF the electric
railroad from Wagner to Mitchell,
and they state that good progress
is being made liz that direction.
The electric light franchise they
want in Mitchell they state is a
part OF the electric road system and
this is q OF the means by which
the cheaper light can be furnished.
At Armour they have already CON-
menced to construct their power
house and will make further work
show later in the season.
The vacancies that have existed on
the faculty of the city schools have
now been filled by the board of