The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-25

Der on Sunday, a son.
w. E. Turner left for Chicago
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Anna L. Gard and children de
parted this morning for Seattle,
Mash. where they will reside in the
future.
Miss Wauneta Ferris. who spent
the brief vacation at home, return-
ed Sunday morning to Evanston,
where she is attending the Cumnock
School of Oratory for postgraduate
work.
A. H. Tingle returned Monday
evening from Waukesha, Wis, where
he has been the past month with Mrs.
Tingle in attendance at the bedside
of her father who passed away. Mrs.
Tingle will remain a while with her
mother who has been failing in health
of late.
Word was received late yesterday
afternoon of the death of Mrs. John
IA. ScrlNen. which occurred in the
morning at Rosebud, The remains
will he brought to Mitchell for inter
ment. Mrs. Scriven was sick a little
over a week With pneumonia. She
had been staying down there since
Mr.. Scriven was appointed allot,ing
agent for the Indians.
Sheriff Morrison of Aurora county.
was over from plankinton Sunday
looking for two boys. Edawrd Ander-
son ana George Mason. Who cs-
capped from the reform school at that
place FRIDAY night. Saturday two sus-
poets We're arrested at Parkston who
proved not to be the ones wanted
and Sunday the fugitivas were ar
rested at Flynn, a postoflice south of
Plankinton.
The Milwaukee road re-establish-
ed communications with the west
side of the river at Chamberlain
Sunday evening when the first pass
enger train e across the new
bridge which has been constructed.
Just how long this bridge will last
of time the Missouri does not get on
a rampage and carry it away to
| join several others down the stream.
a letter was received from Ed
iQuinch, of Pasadena, Cal, directing
the Capital ite sem to that place. Mr.
Quinch vent out to California some
thing over a year ago in search of a
location and says that he finally de,
cided to locate at Pasadena, having
invested in a ten acre alfalfa ranch,
| and will be settled on it by April /.
, Mr.. Quinch said that his latchstrine
would be hanging out for all South
! Dakota friends when they come TIC
! spend the winter in California or
! are making that state their home.
The Norwegian Lutherans OF
/ Mitchell are contemplating the erect.
! ion of a new church on the lots di-
rectly east of the Abraham Boynton
residence on Third Avenue west. II
is their intention to sell the present
church on the south side which is
too remotely situated to answer THEN
purpose and build am entirely new
modern structure. There is still
some question about the validity OF
the title and when this is settled de.
finite action will be taken. G. p
Christensen and Ole Hendricksor
are making the purchase of the lots
through A. D. wa1pole.
Earl Doty, Foster Doty and Henri,
Fedron were brought up from Etha1
Friday afternoon by sheriff Plotnel
and taken before Justice Markham
charged with breaking into a schoo
house near Ethan and otherwise do
ing malicious mischief. The de
PENDANTS through Preston & Hannett
Cnelr waved eNalllnd1!ol
and were bound e to the April
term of circuit court under $30(
bonds. Frank Shannon was the com
planning witness. The defendant!
are boys somewhat over 90 years o
age and the superstition is that the.
were intoxicated when the acts wer'
committed, as they were in that con
dition when arrested and had a pin
bottle of alcohol in their possession
w. M. Herbert represented the stat
in the preliminary hearing
The Y. M. G. A. meeting sunda,
afternoon was addressed by O. i
Litchfeld, president of the schoo
board, and Prof. j. G. Lindsey, o
the high school. The meeting wa
largely for the purpose of discuss
ing the recent action of the scloo
hoarl ralativa n tba usn of fD1acc