The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-18
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE CURSE OF A WEEK.

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Mrs. j. H Bingham went to Park
ston Saturday to remain a few
days with friends.
Leroy Morris departed for Aber-
deem Friday afternoon to accept a pc
sition with the Aberdeen National
bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Test and fam
lily of Union, Iowa, arrived in the
city Tuesday to visit with re-
latives.
Walter Adams left Tuesday
for Rapid City, where he is taking
an engineering course at the School
of Mines.
Mrs. James Bately arrived home
saturday from Lisbon, n. Oak.
and was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Fannie Nobis.
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A. G. Wheeler came home from the
Huron state fair Friday. He said
that the Newsbury's carried OF every
premium in the flower and nursery
department with the exception of
two entries-on evergreens and
g~ladiolas.
Gilbert Dock vas up before Jus
tice Markham on the charge of let
ting stock run at large, on the COM
plant of Arthur Allen. The court
imposed a fine of SIS, and o. c.
Thomson, Docks attorney, gave oral
notice that an appeal would be taken.
A. H. Bayley has been down in
Iowa for a couple of months and has
returned home. Speaking Of crop
conditions he said that South Dakota
corn showed a farther advancement
than anything he saw in
Iowa. Oats, he said were about
on a par with those in this state.
D. G. Thomas, a member of the
state board Of charities and correc-
tions, was in the city Friday and left
on the afternoon train for his home
at Watertown. The board had been
out to the reform school at Plankin-
ton to look after the installation OF
a large water tank to supply the
building.
Look on sack of brand of -four
you are using and see what the -four
is made from. Prairie Lily sax are
marked made from Hard Wheat
This means that no durrum, winte,
or other cheap or inferior wheats en-.
ter into the. manufacture Of Prairie
Lily. Sold by Joe L. Lovenger, the
grocer.
The county treasury was the gain.
er of two fines that were imposed al
the result of an arrest made by De
putty Plotner, when he pulled in two
Italians for peddling goods withou,
a license, which was not in con
iformity to the city ordinance or tn.
state Law. One Of the peddlers wa,
fined $40 and the other $25.
DR.. G. H. Richards, Of wessingto,
Springs. has been in the city severa
days looking up a location for tn,
practice Of his profession. He ha
secured oom in the fourth floor o
the Western National bank buildin,
and which are now open. DR.. Rich
ards expects the arrival of his famil.
in a few days.
G. j. Dilley, who lives at Hartford
was arrested Monday evening OF
north Main street by Sheriff Cook OF
the charge of drunkenness. Thi
morning Dilley was brought befor
Justice Markham and was assessed
a fine of $40, which he paid. TIL
sheriff made the arrest under a stat
law, which provides for that Office
arresting a man when found drum
in a public place.
The body Of Mrs. Almira Maso:
was brought to Mitchell from S,
Paul Tuesday, in charge of H. H
Auge. of that city, and DR.. ". f
Crane. The remains were taken a
once to Graceland cemetary and lai
beside those of her husband L.
Mason, who died April 1894. Mr.
Mason vas the mother Of Mrs. w. T
Crane, and died in st. Paul Sunda
morning, of Bright's disease, aged Z
years. She was a former resident {
this vicinity, living northeast {
town.
Fire Chief Schlimgen and Drive
Snow are doing some nightly pra,
ticing with the team Of horses owe
at the fire house in training the
to respond to the fire alarm signal +
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