The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-03
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
N >rTERS OF INTEREST THAT 1APPEN IN
TIE CURSE OF A, WEEK..

$50 starts you.in the Box Ball Al
ley business. American Box Ball AL
leys, l.. w. Mebber, Agent.
Miss Mle Gavin. Il professional
nurse, aepalted Tues ay for: a
trip out to Denver, exp ctIng to he
gone several weeks.
c. W. moon departed Oh a trip out
to the coast country, Wishing for
several weeks at Seattle and Spokane,
Wash.
Mrs. Bessie Stndley returned from
a ten days trip in the Black Hills
Mrs Studley likes the Hills so WE III
that She has decided TO spend the
sumner there.
Mrs Isaac Vrmilyca depurteI
Wednesday morning for Sanuorn. la,
VIII lie sue will join Mis- Eliza
N%erinilyea and to9eihei tn,N VIII 10
to Mason City IoAa. to spend the
rtst of tie summer.
Mrs. Clara \. Lukens came home
Thu sday nor ing from Hot springs,
where She attended the enclu plnent
OF tie II. G on Ter way back
III >t3ppe at QuaHu and visited
Z" III tie Two RowiaY families and
also Mrs, L. :. Johns OH.
5. III, Morgan uuys hides pelts,
talloA a q tar,. First Avenue cast.
Mitcntli.
5. e. Matrs came home Tuesday
%eyemin- trom SPRINT NJ AMI stated
taat the crop situation in that
section OF the state was very encour-
glng, and that the high water con
ditions were not nearly SO prevalent
There is in this vicinity. While
there have been numerous rains in
that section they were light as
compared up this way. Corn, he SAID,
was nearly knee high and was very
clean.
Thomas Morgans: and Lloyd Truax
came home Monday afternoon from
Lake Andes. where they have been
on a fishing expedition. The young
mel brought home some members of
the inny tribe as a result of their
Skill. They said that fishing was
line down at the lake at the present
time, aud that during their stay
they caught 200 black bass, not to
mention the variety OF other fish
that they caught. They brought
home a liberal supply of the black
bass, and the editor of The Republi.
can is indebted to Lloyd for a pair
OF the bass.
1t has been rumored for the past
four or five weeks, without any
foundation, however, that several
druggists of the city, have been
arrested and fined on the charge
of selling liquors illegally, particu-
larly on Sunday. Just who started
the report is not known, but that
there was nothing in it is disclosed
by the report Of Justice Markham,
who filed his report with the county
auditor aud there is nothing on his
docket to show that any locaI
druggist has been up before his court
lfor the alleged violation Of the law.
1t is an injustice to the druggist.
to make such statements and iJ II
corrected for that purpose.
John Fl. Creighton sells the famou.
Moline corn planters. Call and lool
them over.
Mrs. Charles Woodman died Iues
day morning at her home on Rowle,
street. aged about IS years. Mrs
Woodman has been 10 poor health fol
some little time with a throa,
trouble, and recently submitted Il
an operation in Sioux Falls wbict
did not help her to any extent.
There did not seem to be any i'm.
mediate danger in her case but thj,
morning she passed away. Her bus.
band. who is an engineer on thu
Milwaukee roa1, left 90 his ives,
run this morning for Chamberlain.
but was intercepted by a Telegram
and returned on the IL o'cloci
passenger.
Positions guaranteed all student,
who complete our combined course
Catalogue free. Toland's School
Sioux Falls. s. d.
Quite an important land contes,
case at the Ubited States land office
between tile government and DR..
kenniston, OF Bunesteel over the
title to a quarter section OF land OF
the Rosebud reservation was finished
Monday evening. DR.. Kennistor
made final proof on lis land ans
when the proofs were sent in to the
l 00nn n i All - q mo- "a - -.