The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-04

For fire and tornado insurance Sc
w. e. Rathbun, agent for the Roya
Insurance Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Loom
er, at Wayside, Neb., Monday, Nov
1, a son. They were formerly resi-
dents of Mitchell.
Mrs. ID. B. Miller and Floyd Wal
pole came home Thursday a. m. from
Lane. They were there to attend tn,
session of the South Central Con
gregational Association, as represen
tatives OF the local church.
Call at Jno. H. Creighton's and lie
him show you the best halters for the
money in the county.
The Ministerial Association helc
its regular meeting Monday a.. M, a,
which was taken up the recognition
of Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25. DR.
j. S. Hoagland was invited to deliver
the address, and which he accepted
The union services will be held in
the Baptist church.
Sheriff Tom Stewart of Meade
county was in Mitchell Friday enroute
for Letcher to take in custody Ralph
Roberts who has been held awaiting
his arrival on the charge of obtain
ing money on false %pretences. Rob
erts, it is said. obtained the money
some time ago at Sturgis and then
since has been up in Sanborn county
where he is quite we'll acquainted.
Special prices on black, russell and
rawhide halters at Jno. H. Creigh-
tons.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish made a
quick trip to Lane Wednesday even
ing and returning on the early morn
ing Milwaukee passenger. He attend
ed the evening session Of the South
! Central Congregational Association.
which has been in session since Tues
day. At the service he assisted in
the ordination of Rev. Albert Wilson.
Of Murdo, and Rev. e. B. Mounsley,
of Gam Valley. and the young pas
tors will assume work in those two
places.
Best halters for the price at Jno.
H. Creighton's.
Jack Mclaughlin came home from
Red1ield. where he put on his Minis
trel show with the Masonic lodge as
the benefactor. His show drew a
large house, and it was given a fine
appreciation. On his return home Mr..
Mclaughlin found a letter awaiting
him from the Hot Springs CONNER
cial Club which gave him a very fine
endorsement for the show that he
put on there, and commencing him to
others who desire to put on entertain
ments of a similar character.
For reliable hail insurance see w.
p. Rathbun, 300 Commercial and
Savings bank building.
Police Justice Markham was greet
ed by ar old habitue of the justice
court in the parsonage of James
Livingston. Justice Markham gave
him twelve days in the county Jail.
Jim is such a regular attendant in
justice court that the justice does not
feel just exactly right If his face does
not loom up two or three times a
week between sentences. The justice
has tried the system of varying the
sentence on Jim but he is about at
his wits end to find something new.
and it has commenced to seem pretty
much of a joke to sentence him at
all. 1t would seem like there ought
to be some system to make it abso-
lutely impossible for Livingston to
get anything to drink.
At the burial of Prof. NJ. j. Griffin
Wednesday afternoon in Graceland
cemetery many of the students and
friends living on the south side were
present. The services at the grave
were conducted by DR.. Kerfoot. DR..
Seaton and Prof. Gilliland, when the
full burial rites of the Methodist
church were given. These rites are
quite impressive and were in full har-
mony with the high character Of the
deceased. The pallbearers selected
for the occasion were members of the
University faculty, who have been as
ISOLATED with Prof. Griffin in his
work. They We're Professors L. A.
Stout, G. V. Gilliland,, s. D. van
Benthuysen, Samuel Weir, C.. d.
Hardy, ]. L. seaton.
Hanna" White Ash splint is the
host cot nnal 60. 49, IL