The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-27

Mrs. j. N. Crow went to Sioux
City Wednesday morning to visit sew
e1al days with friends.
Mrs. George Bittcb, of Kadoka,
Mrs. Leo Doyle and Mrs. James
Clark, Of Lelcher, have b en-
operated on at the hospital in tie
past lew days.
Jos. Swift, ST., returned home
Wednesday from Plano. ILL.,, where lie
was called by the serious Illness OF
his sister, who passed away a half
hour before he reached the town.
The funeral was held Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Randolph of Redfeld,
arrived in the city Wednesday to
make a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o.
y. Cassem and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
krom. She will be better remem-
2ered as Marion Krom, and was
married just before the holidays.
Miss Wauneta Ferris has been
Visiting with her parents Mr.. aud
Mrs. j.. II. Ferris for the past week
and Wednesday she returned to
Evanston, ILL.,, where she is attend
ing the Cumnock School of Oratory.
Miss Ferris Will graduate from the
school in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Newell, Mr..
and Mrs. M. @. Belts and Mrs. Fl.
%. Carey, Of Mt. Vernon, came over
to see "The Lion and the Mousse at
the Gale Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Thos. Taubman, of Plankinton, was
also among the out-ot-town visitors.
The mayorality campaign is &C.
cupying quite a good deal Of atten-
tion at the present time. Aside
from the names of 81. G. Preston
and DR.. r. c. Warne as mentioned
for the nomination a petition is
being circulated in behalf Of A. E.
Hitchcock to enter the field as a
candidate.
lhrough the agency OF the Kelley
Land Co., Arthur Miller OF Freeport.
ILL.,. has purchased the northeast
quarter of section IL and the north
west of section IL, lo3, 81, known as
the Pease farm. a short distance
northeast Of Mt. Vernon. Henry
Lohr and family OF Adline, ILL.,, has
moved to the farm and will conduct
1t this year. Mr.. Miller and family
will move here in a couple of weeks
and will make Mitchell their home.
Prof. M. NJ. Raner. principal of
the high schools, went to Chicago
Wednesday to attend a meeting
Of the Accredited Association for
Secondary Schools or high schools,
which will he in session the rest of
the week. At the present titue
Mitchell is on the list Of the associ-
alton, which permits the graduates
OF these schools to enter any college
without further examination. Prof.
Ramer's presence at the meeting of
the association will be to look after
Mitchell's interests.
'rhos. Taubman was down from
Plankinton We .nesday and delivered
to A r. Hitchcock tue city's brief in
the sewer bond case which is to ba
taken to. the supreme court for a
decision, Mr.. Hitchcock being en-
ployed by the city council of Plank
tnton to lock after its interests. An
Injunction has been brought by a
number of citizens out there against
the issuance of the bonds on the
ground that the bonds, while they
carried, did not have a majority of
the voters of the town. While the
litigation is going on Plnnkinton is
not making much progress with its
sewer system
A copy OF the Spokane. Wash,
Spokesman. Review OF the date OF
Saturday, March 81, was received by
The Republican which cont aimed
the announcement OF the organi-
Zatton OF the bank clerks OF that CITY
as a chapter OF the American In
stitnte OF Blukins. teglui,1rg will
a membership OF sixty. In tie
election of officers julius o. Tiffany
of the Traders bank, was elected
president. MI. Tiffany Is a former
Mitchell young MAI and his recogni.
tion among his associates in the
banking circles of that city is a fine
%recopnition of his ability aud stand.
ing among them.
The Republican received a lette,
from d. w. Collins, a former resi-.
dent of Mitchell, from Portland, Ore.
with reference to some business
matter, and in closing Mr.. Collins
said that he wanted 'to be remem.
bered to this old Mitchell friends,
and especially Mr.. Galley. Tell him
that with all his faults l love hin
still. He is going to vote for Bryan
this l KNOW" squire Bailey says he
appreciates the very tender admir-.
alton that Mr.. Collins has for him,