The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-12
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him this morning. When morning
came and the officers went to get the
victim, it vas discovered that he
had vanished. and what appeared t.
be the evidence of an interesting case
there was nothing but the rememl-
brance of the chase. The fellow
placed in jail had no money on his
person.
MI. and MRS. frank Maynard and
the children went to Arnold's Park
Iowa Tuesday morning to remain a
couple of weeks.
Misses Maude and Helen Kimbal]
have been visiting relatives here for
several weeks and returned home to
Chicago Tuesday morning.
w. B. Gormley departed or Chi
cage Tuesday to remain a week
or ten days and while there will
make some purchases for his haber-
dashery.
Miss Mary johnson and Miss Marie
Johnston left Wednesday for Spen-
Ger, Iowa, to visit a short time and
theL will go on to Lake Okoboji to
spend a portion ofs their vacation.
N. M. Doyle came home Monday
afternoon from a trip down to Darl-
ington. Wis. Speaking of the mois-
lure down there, he said that r
tain portions of the state, around
GAINESVILLE, ETC., that it was very dry.
hardly any rain having fallen in the
past six weeks or two months, and
that corn had not developed to any
great extent.
Daniel Boyle, the holdup artist who
was captured after an exciting chase
Monday evening, was arraigned in
police court this morning on the
charge of being drunk; to which he
pleaded guilty. AS the man who was
robbed disappeared the next day
there could be no formal charges pre-
sented and Boyle was let off with a
fine of $40 or 8 days in Jail. William
Flnneran pleaded guilty too being
drunk and was fined $40, which he
paid.
When the roll was called in police
cort Tuesday there were nine
present answering guilty to the
charge Of being drunk. Seven of
them were transients and totally
without means to pay their fines. One
of the party was John Burns whose
wife brought him to Jail Monday
while he was under the influence Of
They were assessed fines
ranging from $40 to SIS, none of
were paid.
Judge J.. B. Wilds returned to the
city Tuesday after spending the
past six weeks at Hot Springs, s. D.,
where he has been greatly benefited
In fealth by the hot baths. Mr..
owns considerable property
near Letcher and after closing out
part Of that will move to the Black
HIS where he has invested in some
and near Hot Springs. During the
winter and spring Mr.. Wilds has
winter and spring Mr.. Wilds has
At the Mitchell hotel.
D. A. Braught came down Tuesday
morning from Lennon to remain a
week. He said that they had some
inc crops up IN that country and
everything was turning much better
han was anticipated. AS an, in
of the abundance of oats,
he said that a farmer threshed out
l number of bundles of that grain
which he thought would yield about
80 bushels, but they measured out
" from the machine. Mr.. Braught
laid that they have had plenty of
ain.
A wedding event occurred Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Congre-
,ational parsonage when Miss Edna
and Mr.. Henry Pegump, !
10Th Of this city, were united in mar
'iage by Rev. A. Craig Bowdish. They
we're accompanied by Harlem Whit !
RS and Miss Emma Diederick, as best
man and bridesmaid. The bridal
left on the II o'clock Mil ,
passenger. for Cedar Rapids,
iowa. and will return in a short time
% take up their residence in this city.
At the train a number of their friends
gathered on short notice and gave
hem q farewell that was a hummer,
Mr.. Pegump has been employed ct!
he Del Norte livery barn.