The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. M. X. Abraham was called to
Minneapolis on acconut Of the sick
ness of her mother.
WANTED-To buy a young shep-
ard dog. e. d. Watkins, r. 4. d.
No. q, Mitchell S, D..
Rev. Edker Burton went oyer to
Sioux Falls Thursday to attend
the meeting of the trustees of the
Sioux Fails Baptist college.
Mrs. b. %Spangler ane daughter.
Miss Alice. came over from Artesian
Wednesday evening and are guests at
the home Of L. j. Spangler.
Mayor O. L. Branson went up to
Mllltank Wednesday afternoon and
yerterdaY deli vered the address for
the old soldiers at the Decoration nay
observance.
Any one intending to ship to the
town OF Kadoka on reservation about
the last of July and have ooIy a
partial car load of goods please phone
or write, r. L. Atkinson. Mt.
Vernon, S. D. Car to be loaded at
Mt. Vernon.
j. N. Crow, eminent commander
of the st. Bernard Commandery. K.
H., of this city has received notice
that Charles a. Howard, grand COM
mander. Of Aberdeen, will visit tue
local commandery for inspection On
Monday, June 3.
Next Monday evening at the Uni
verslty chapel Miss Florence Winsor
will give her graduating recital,
commencing at s O'Clock. In her
playing Miss Winsor has become very
proficient on the piano and an even
ing OF exceptionally good muisc is
anticipated.
Tuesday evening, June 4, the A.
%. o. w. have arranged for one of
the good old times that they have
had in the past. The Degree of
Honor and the members of the
families of the order are invited to
be present. .There will be something
doing all the time.
Q. G. Bras returned Thursday
from Recluse, out on the reservation.
He was called there by the sickness
of several members OF his family.
who were sick with smallpox. Mr..
Bras said they were sick with it for
three weeks before sending him any
information and that they had all
recovered from the attack.
Mrs. f. Kidd, of LOOMS, WIN
conducts a store at that place, has
an advertisement in this issue callipt
attention 10 her especially selected
line OF shoes for spring and summer
wear. Mrs. Kidd carries a very fine
stock and Invites her customers to
call and see it before making any
purchases.
The board Of education will hold its
regular meeting this evening
Aside from the regular business, bids
will be opened for the construction
of the ward school house in the
Second ward, for which President
Winsor has received several bids.
Bids will also be opened for the con-
struction OF a cement sidewalk on
the north side of the west side school
grounds.
The special train which the Mil
waukee road had arranged to run to
Murdo next Tuesday morning ON
account OF the old settlers celebra-
tion. has been called off, for the very
good reason that the Milwaukee can
not run trains across the bridge at
Chamberlain. The bridge across the
Missouri river went out a few days
ago with the June rise and about 400
feet of the bridge was carried down
the stream.
Tom Fl. Johnston, formerly of this
city, has gone awav out west, to
carve out a future In the publication
OF newspaper at Wasta, one of the
new towns established on the
extension Of the North Western
railroad. We have just received the
three first copies Of the Wasta
Gazette, and Tom is pushing hard
to bring his town into prominence.
Wasta is located in Pennington
county, and Tom declares that it Is
going to be one of the good towns On
The extension.
The following from a Grand Island,
Net., paper refers to a young man
who IS known in Mitchell and is a
brother of Mrs. w. A. Heimberger,
and it is quite an honorable recogni-
ton coming to the young man:
Robert A. Burg, of Grand island,
Neb., has been elected captain of
the Naval Academy field and track
team for next season. succeeding
Charles Mex, Lynch. OF Greensburu