The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-03
MIS- o E. Browne, OF Mt. Vernon.

MIS- ~ u. Browne or MI. Vernon.
spent tile day In the city.
Born, to Mr. and Mis-. Oscar
Kanouff, Thursday, April 2, a sou.
Mr. and Mrs. .. ". Downey came
home fIomAshton Thursday morning.
Mrs. Q. e. Velmilyea went to
Geddes Thursday morning to visit
with relatives.
M1s.J.M NJ. Adams departed Thursday
morning for Sioux City to visit with
her daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Harbert, near Bard, Wednesday.
April 1. a daughter.
Mrs. o. e. McEwen came down
from Mt. Vernon Thursday morning,
returning on the afternoon train.
For Sale, Seven year old horse,
weight 1850 lbs. Good driver and
farm horse. VIM. j. Grace, 100 S.
Montana street.
Secretary Walrath, of the CONNER
cial Mutual Insurance Co.. is moving
the offices of the company to the
second floor Of the Western National
bank.
o. j. Fish writes that he is located
up in Alberta country. Canada, and
that he is we'll pleased with the
country. Mr.. Fish was at n time
engaged in the laundry business in
Mitchell.
Mrs. A. Schneider arrived III the
city from Chicago to join her hus-
band, who recently opened a tailor
ing,establishedment in the Co.nmer-
cial and Savings tank building. They
have taken apartments at the home
of G. E. Kleineau, Fifth Avenue
east.
Mrs. William Mcmillan arrived
from Rapid City Wednesday for a few
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
a. w. Bell. She was accompanied
by one Of her little granddaughter
from Lincoln, Neb.. who has been
spending the winter with her In the
Black Hills.
Frank T.. Guindon, until recently
manager of the Barlow store in
Plankinton. has resigned his position
and taken up the work Of soliciting
insurance for the Home Guardians
of this city. Mr.. Guindon left this
afternoon for points in North Dakota
and will return next week to take up
the work in the surrounding
ties.
Miss Anna Trealei was brought to
Mitch II from Farmer Monday night
on tie Neia!la hy her pane IT'S. RE
youug lady mad been sick with an
abs IS # tire abdomen n was
bro lehL TO tue hoSnital for III oper-
alton. Her co0ditlon was S o bad
that She died ten minutes alter
heing PLACID in the hospital. The
remains We're TAX n back to Farmer
on the norning Omaha.
TIE Mitchell Crescent Tennis Club
will be one of the liNeliest sporting
ORGANIZATIONS 10 the city during ire
sunni err months. Its membership
has heen increased TO twenty and 1t
Is full long before the openinv Of
season. With three fine dirt courts
in tile eastern part OF the city there
will be sufficient room for the
enthusiasts to play the game for all
it is worth. 1t is the intention OF
the club to increase the size OF its
and lockers. A number OF tourna-
ments will doub,lessly lie worked off
during the summer. the experience
OF last year being that these created
a greater enthusiasm among tie
players. The state tournament this
year will be held at Madison and
several teams will commence prepara-
ton to attend.
The Elks had a very excellent meet
ing Wednesday evening that was
largely attended. The new!v-elected
ofhcers we're installed by q. p.
Bates. district deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler, and he also conducted the
initiation OF two candidates. For
the representative Of Mitchell lodge
to grand lodge OF the Elks, which
will be held during the summer, f..
j. Spanpler was sci cted and Dr.. r.
Z. Warnr will be the alternate.
After the work OF the evening was
over the Elks repaired to the cafe Of
the Mitchell Catering Co., where a
tine banquet was served that was fol-
lowed by some Informal speeches,
participated In by Deputy Bates.
and Messrs. Emerson and Wood OF
Sioux Falls. and others spoke.
Tom Ball, the veteran mail carrier,
saw stars Wednesday two of them,
with one 90 each arm. The stars
we're presented to Mr.. Bali.-.by the