The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-03

pasture, call on u. w. ICland, south
side.
Mrs. j. A. Grace and her brother,
Thomas Kidder, Of Murdo. went to
Mason City, Iowa. Saturday morn
Ing tomake a visit with their mother. |
Mrs. ] N. Grow has been visiting
with friends in Sioux City for several
days and arrived home on tie 10
O'Clock passenger Friday evening.
Piles get quick ane certain help
from DR.. Shoop's Magic Ointment
Trial box TO first prove, mailed free
by DR.. Sboop, Racine, Wis. Sold by
Diehl & Brown
Thos. Manchester came down f1om
Aberdeen to SPEND Sunday at home
and returned Monday afternoon. Mr..
Manchester expects to move his
family to Aberdeen in the course Of
a few weeks.
Edward Sprecher, a son of DR.. E.
Sprecher, arrived in the city Satur-
day from Hague, N. ID where he
has been employed in a drug store.
The young man will enroll as a
student in Dakota Wesleyan Univer-
sity with the beginning Of the spring
term next Wednesday.
Chester Dutton has disposed of his
ten acres of ground northwest of the
city 10 Charles Roth He paid 800
an acre for the land several years g
when he bought it and only sold it at
IA fair advance, Notwithstanding the
improvements that che had put on
the land.
John Savage is | ONE from the
soldiers home at Hot Springs, where
he has been for the winter. Mr..
Savage has been in poor health most
of the winter but is better at the
present time. lie says that all Of
the Dawson county old soldiers at
the home are in good health.
PARTIES who came to Mitchell on
the Omaha evening passenger We'd
nesday said that Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Lovejoy reached Spencer
that evening from their wedding
trip. When the train reached Spen-
Ger there was a large number Of
friends at the depot and the greeting
was made all the more enthusiastic
by the band which got out to help
IN the welcoming home of the newly
married couple.
Prof. M. NJ. Ramer writes from
Chicago that Mitchell's schools were
retained on the accredited list of the
North Central Association OF Univer.
stiles and Colleges, together with
Sioux Falls. Aberdeen. WATERFOWL,
Deadwoo5 and Yankton Prof.
Ramer wrote that six other towns
we're also placed on the accredited
list from this state, including Lead,
Webster. Brookinps, Rapid City,
Madison and All Saints School oil
Sioux Falls. Prof. Ramer is expected
to reach home tomorrow.
Doane Robinson, superintendent o.
vital statistics, arrived III the city
MONDAY from Pierre. lie is out on III
expedition after those Who have beer
delinquent in reporting births anc
deaths than intimates THAT It vii
be necessary to make a public ex
ample of some of the people who's
duty it is.to make q report OF thes'
cases 10 the clerk of courts. 1t Il
quite necessary to the Official record
Of che state that all births ant
deaths be reported, and Nj. Robin
son proposes to see that it Is done.
DR.. Geo. p. Dix expects to clos,
his Office for the summer abou'
April Is, and go to Big Stone lax,
to superintend the building of
cottage for DR.. Leona Dix on he
lots at OrtonvilIo. Minnesota. Fl,
cordially invites all friends who hav,
kindly entertained him OF mis- mothe,
at their homes. or have care TO,
for his mother during her sickness
or have taken them for q ride during
their stay in Mitchell for the pas,
two years, to visit them for a week..
outing, notice being given that h,
may meet them at the depot. n,
would gladly invite all his friendI
but he and family are going for a lons
needed rest.
" +. MacMackin, Of Mt. Vernon,
was arrested on complaint Of Franz
Meekin charged with having votet
illegally at the village election helt
there March II, and his preliminary
examination was held before Judge
Herbert late Friday afternoon. L
J. SDanRler appeared for the state
and A. E. Hitchcock for the defend.
ant. 1t is alleged that MacMackir
lived with his sister in Mt. Vernon
until March S, When he moved tt
the home of bis parents and resided
there until the day of election