The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09

Mrs. E. j. Haynes and Mrs. A. A.
TruaX and children went to Sioux
City Thursday to visit relatives.
Lyman Bros. of LeBeau, S. d. will
offer about 25 young horses for sale
at the Omaha stockyards, Oct. II.
These horses are mainly three and
four years old.
Miss Blanche Rowley departed
Tuesday for Oakland, Neb., to
make a visit of several weeks with
Mrs. JOS. C. Harker.
George Stevens appeared before
Justice Markham this morning on
Justice Markham Wednesday morn
ing on the charge of selling liquor
without a license, and was held in
SIS bonds until Friday morning,
when his examination tales place.
Gus Kerikades expected to leave
Tuesday evening on his six months
trip to Greece, but mas been delayed
by the illness of one of his employees.
He will make the start just as soon
as the young man
Omer Mills received a message
Tuesday evening from koomo, Ind.
announcing the serious illness of his
father and requesting him to come
at once. The young man left on the
6 O'Clock Milwaukee passenger We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Mills is a stu
dent of dakota Wesleyan University
and has just got nicely started in his
studies.
L. G. Sherman, assistant secretary
of the Milwaukee company, and eX-
Governor Herried, of Aberdeen, were
III the city Wednesday, and with o.
l.. Branson, held the annual meeting
of the White River Valley Railroad
company-the line that extends from
chamberlain to the Black Hills. Mr.
Branson is on the board of directors
j.. V. White will hold a public
sale at his farm 2 miles west ant
2k miles south of Mitchell on Thurs
day, Oct. Is, 1908, consisting OF
pure bred Hoelstein cattle and Pol
and China hogs, horses, farm mach,
inery, grain and hay. Every thint
sold to the highest bidder withou
reserve. T. 7. White, Auctioneer
Phone SOP.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Bryant de
parted Thursday morning for Ftl,a,
where Mr.. Bryant has taken an in
%terest in the Ethan State bank, ant
will be cashier of the institutional H,
has been connected with the Firs
National bank for some time and hi
place is taken by A. H. Tingle. Mr.
and Mrs. Bryant were very popula
among their circle o. friends an,
will be missed by their many friend
and acquaintance.
A. d. Walpole received a Telegram
Tuesday afternoon from Mrs. Pete
Flemmer, of Caldwell, Idaho, an
lnouncing the death Of Mr.. Flemmer
which occurred Monday afternoon
The family went out there for til,
benefit of Mr.. Flemmer's health
some six weeks ago. but he did nc
show any Improvement. His rela
tives live at Memo, and it is posi-
bic that the remains will be brough
there for interment.
In order to take care of the mass
enger traffic out to Chamberlain TO
the Rosebud opening, the Milwaukee
road has had to borrow cars from
number of different roads, securin,
them from the New York Contra,
Illinois Central, Northern Pacific
Great Northern, Wisconsin Central
THE 500 Line and the Great Western
Running five and six passenge
trains a day out west has drawn alto
gether too heavily on the passenge
department.
r.. j. Herrick, Of the Turner Pro
duce Co., departed Tuesday evenin,
via the Omaha road for St. Paul
From there he goes direct to his o,,
home at Rockford. ILL.,. where he viii
participate in a social function tina
will make OF him a benedict. O,
Wednesday. Oct. IA. Mr.. Herrick will
be united in marriage to Miss Mai,
= Wallace, a lady who is prominent ii
Rockford society. They will return
TO Mitchell in about two weeks afte
the wedding and will live in the resi-
dence of DR.. j. F. Atkinson on Sixtl
avenue east.
Elmer WILDER was brought befor,
Justice Markham at the court hous,
Thursday on the charge of rap.
which was preferred by Ethel Hall
an innocent girl from the farm. ane
about II years old. The alleged
crime was committed Sunday after
nOon at the MCGEE boarding housa n,