The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-11

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Everett White OF Nario, arrived
in the city Saturday To remain a
fs@ days in attending 10 some business.
matters.
Miss Chloe sticlser left Saturday
for her home at Centeryille. Ia,
being called there by the illness of
her mother.
MI. and Mrs. Jos. kotrba and the
children went to Parker Saturday
to make a visit with relatives for
a short time.
Mrs. Clifford Dickson has been Wis
iting with her parents at Pierre for
several weeks and returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mcconnell re-
turned Saturday from Wessing-
ton Springs. They have been visit
ing thre for several days.
VIM. Wooledge II Robert Wool-
edge, of Gam Valley, and Mrs. He's
Ter, of White Lake, arrived in the
city Saturday being summoned by the
serious illness of their father, A. j..
Wooledge.
y tickling OF dry cough can be
quickly lo0sened with Dr.. Shoop's
Couga Remedy. 40 opium, no cAloro-
form. nothing unsafe or harsh, Sold
by Dtehl & Brown.
g. II. Drake and c. II. IIelgerson,
of Ethan and Mt. Vernon, r~espective-
~, reached the city Saturday
from Pierre and Went to their homes
during the day. Both gentlemen re-
presented Dawson county in the
house of representatives and were
associated in the work of the house
in an important degree.
Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock re-
turned home from Pierre Saturday,
Mrs. Hitchcock spending the last
ten days of the session at the state
capital. AS a member of a minority
party in the legislature Senator
Hitchcock made a very satisfactory
record during the session and gave
very close attention to the work of
the session.
Saturday the Widmann hotel chang
ed hands and the lease is now held
by Mrs. A. e. Hervey, of Valley City,
n. ID. The hotel will be under the cap
able management of l.. E. Glynn, re-
Gently of Ortonville, Mimi, where he
conducted the leading hotel of the
city. Mrs. Hervey and Mr.. Glynn
have been in the hotel business near
ly all their lives and have a thorough
travelling public. That the hotel will
be a success under their manage
ment there seem to be no question.
Bert M. Johnston has been in charge
of the hotel since it was opened to
the public in September, 1904, and
has conducted a successful business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston expect to leave
for st. Paul next week to look up a
hotel proposition there.
The cleyerest imitation of real cof-
fee ever made is Dr.. Shops Health
Coffee. 1t is fine in flavor-and is
made in just che minute. No tedious
20 or 80 minutes boiling. Made from
pure parched grains, malt, nuts, etc.
Sample free. Diehl & Brown. Joe l..
Lovinger.
Joe Hansen, who lives on north
Main street, gave Policeman Purdy
a merry chase Friday night, which
ended in Hansen getting away. The
policeman had a warrant for Han.
sens arrest on the charge of beating
his wife a few days ago. When Mr.
Purdy reached the house he was met
Mrs. Hansen, who parleyed with the
officer for a few moments, while the
tears stood in her eyes. Hansen took
advantage of these few moments tc
make his escape through the back
window and he started on a dead rur
to the north. The policeman learn.
ed Of the escape in a moment after.
ward and started in pursuit of the
offender. Hansen was headed
straight for the cemetery and regard.
less Of apparitions he went through
the burying ground and was the1
lost sight Of by the policeman, who
stopped at the Hansen home ant
told the wife that Hansen might a:
we'll give himself up for he would
be pursued to the bitter end. Han
sen finally appeared later in the
evening and gave himself over tt
the police officer. This morning Han
sen appeared before Justice Mark
ham and listened to the evi
dence of Chief Cunningham, which
was to the effect that from state
mentS made nv Inc npiphhorc tho