The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-22

II. G. Nichols returned home sun
day from Dell Rapids where he at
tended a coursing meet last week.
Sc John II. Creighton for Manure
~spreaders.
CieHk of Courts Cattrell Monday is
sued q license to wed to Charles
Dunno and Anna Goetz, both OF
Mitchell.
L.. o. Gale arrived in the city from
Minneapolis to remain until about
the flrst of the month. He is here
to Tool after his property interests.
III. j. Harvey, of New York, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
and will make his home in Mitchell.
Tie is a musician of much promin-
ence.
Call and see thai International
Auto Buggy at John III. C%reighton's.
Mrs. Alvis Johnston, of Edgar.
Neb., arrived in the city Sunday
morning and spent the day with her
brother, G. w. Downey. She went on
to Ashton Monday afternoon TO visit
with her parents.
*. n. Knuedson, of Lake Mills, la.
is visiting at the Lutheran
at present. He is here for the pur-
pose of looking over the city with a
view of locating in Mitchell.
See w. E. Ratabua for reliable
hail Insurance, Mitchell, S. ID.
Frank Cole, of Ethan, plead guilty
Monday afternoon to the charge of as
sault and battery filed against him
by Jonas Nelson. Justice Markham
imposed a fine of SIS, which the
defendant paid.
r. I. McLain and G. II. Israel of
Fairfield, Iowa, arrived in the city
Wednesday. Both are prominent BUSH
iS'2t iiiSi vi thI pidSc, anu IOOhlUS
ina this vicinity for opportunities for
investments.
The thermometer took another de-
cided fall Monday morning when it
reached % degrees, making a change
of 50 degrees since Saturday after
noon, when the thermometer reach
ed 76 degrees, the warmest day of
the season.
See w. r. Rathbun, Mitchell, S. d.
for reliable fire, tornado, or hail in
%surance.
Plankinton Herald: Mrs. A. w.
Phillips and Miss Jennie Roberts
We're Mitchell visitors Saturday. Mrs.
Phillips eyes have been causing her
considerable trouble since recover
ing from The small pox and the visit
to Mitchell was for the purpose of
consulting a specialist.
Several queries have been made
with reference to the possibility OF
the saloons opening up at once, or as
soon as licenses could be granted
by the city council. 1t is the opinion
of several lawyers that the license
law will not permit the saloons tt
open up in a dry town until July 1.
Henry WEIGH and William Jones
who were arrested Saturday morning
for being drunk after they came il
on the north passenger, were takel
before Judge Markham Monda,
and fined $40. They were both finan
cially embarrassed and have sen
for money to pay their fines.
The musical program at the morn
ing service of the First Methods
Episcopal church was especially fin
Sunday. The pastor. DR.. Hoagland
preceding his sermon, took occasio
to commend the movement which
on everywhere now, to have the ladie
remove hats during service. The cor
gregation yesterday filled the mai
auditorium and galleries and ovei
flowed into the Sunday school room,
The removal of the hats was much al
i, preciated by the gentlemen.
Matt Gomus, a young man who's
home is in Parkston, was doing
u few financial stunts or a small sea-
Wednesday and police officers put
stop to it when it was discovere
that he was shy the money in tt
bank. 1t is thought that the min
of Gomus is effected to some extel
9 which lead him to issue sever;
worthless checks on the Western N;
j, tional bank in payment for vario,
things around town. He starte
!, home Wednesday on the passeng,
and when a mile out of town I'll
conductor stopped the train ar
. elected Gomus. He left his grip c
the side of the track and Wake
back to town. He first went to Stair
studio and ordered five dozen pic
ures which he maid for nv iSSuir