The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-29

ct. j. Spangler left Thursday morning
for Kearney, Neu., to attend to
some legal business.
Mr. and Nus. John Muir went to
Dubuque, iowa, Tuesday morning to
remain a couple of weeks.
Mrs. a. e. Hitchcock has returned
from Omaha, where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. G. L. Downey came down
from Ashton Thursday morning to
visit with her son. CIV. Downey land
wife.
The Stair Photo Studio will give
special discounts on cabinet photos
to graduates and all school children
until July l.
Mrs. D. B. Miller departed Friday
afternoon fer PaEora, Iowa, to make
a visit CT several weeks with .her
daughter. Mrs. II. L. Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. I. w. Clarridge of
Reedsburg, Wis, arrived in the
city and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. II. Nolt on the southside. They
are friends of many years standing.
WANIED-Stock to pasture. Good
pasture, water and shade. p. j.
Hoyt
Mrs. William McMullen, of Rapid
City, who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Bell at the
Rectory, left yesterday for Red Oak,
Iowa, for a visit with her son and
his family.
Strayed, from my place 10 miles
N. w. of Ethan about April Is, one
2 year old dark roam mare colt, black
name and tall, with halter. Reward
paid for recovery. B. E. Barnard,
Ethan, S. ID.
!. When you want to buy your agri-
cultural implements call on VIM.
Koch at Riverside. He can make
you better prices on Champion now
ers and binders than anyone else.
inspect his stock.
Wet grounds Monday afternoon
made 1T impossible for the Mitchell
team to play its game Of ball with
the Mankato Business college nine.
Manager WEIGH had a pretty good
aggregation framed up for the game
and he is confident that his team
| uOn16 no NO modo rood
Prof. I. a. Duncan arrived In the
city Tuesday morning from Hand
and Hyde county, where he has real
estate interests. Prof. Duncan Will
remain in the city two or three days
and then leave for Strawberry PoinT,
Iowa, whe e Mrs. Duncan AMI the
children are visiting and will then
tetnrn to New York state.
Funeral services were held over
the remains OF Harry Patterson.
aged Ia years. Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of lis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Patterson, who live on
Hanson street. The services, which
were private. were conducted by Or.
Fl. S Wilkinson. The hoy dice
Tuesday evening of cerphro spinal
meningitis.
This evening occurs the gradual
ing exercises of the high school il
the city hall. The salutatory will
be delivered by Miss Merle Rowley
and the valedictory by Charles H
Jones. The commencement concert
will be given Saturday evening and
on Monday night the alumni asso-
citation will tender the annual ban
quet to the graduating class.
The county commissioners have
been nnsy for several days driving
over the county inspecting the
bridges that were washed out last
week by the very heavy rain. In
Perry and badger townships four
bridges were washad away. In some
cases new bridges will have to be
constructed, while in others the
bridges were simply carried from the
abutme1ts and can be replaced with
less expense.
Walters and Thorpe who were
arrested near Ethan for making an
assault on Theodore Rinehart, were
before Justice Markham Thursday for
their preliminary examination. and
a hall dozen witnesses we're brought
no from Ethan to testify. ATTORNEY
MrGrath appeared in behalf OF the
state. The court bound Walters over
to the circuit court in bonds of 81, 600
and Thorpe was. fined $50 and ten
days in jail.
Dispositions we're taken Thursday
before Miss Maude Bjodst,up as
referee i'll the aldermanic contest
involving the election of @. D..
Hardy owe E. T. Grinnell. II. q.
Preston is appearing for Mr.. Grinnell
and Lauritz Miller. city attorney,
and James Brown of Chamberlain
for the city. At a late hour John