The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07
ADDITIONAL LoDAl

morning for vermillion to visit with
relatives.
Frank l.. Albert, business manager
of the Red Mill Co, is in the city to
arrange for the appearance of the
company at the Gale on Oct. IA.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Beiseker# of Aus
tin, Mimi, have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Shelby. for the
past week and returned home We'd
lnesday morning.
Prof. C. v. Gilliland and DR.. j. S.
Seaton went up to Huron Wednesday
afternoon to attend the session OF the
Methodist Conference, which opened
there today. They will participate
in some of the work.
j. R. Allison and wife returned
Wednesday from Aberdeen where
Mr.. Allison has been arranging the
Dawson county exhibit which is be-
ing shown in connection with that
of the Dakota Improved Seed Com
pany.
+, Summer weather struck us Tues
day with full force when the govern
ment thermometer went up to SO de-
grees, an unusually high mark for
this season of the year. Such weather
puts off the idea of having to burn
coal for some time yet.
Mrs. Jennie G. Pollock died at her
nesday. the immediate cause of
death being heart failure. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Pollock, leaves this
evening for her former home in Hi
nois to bury the body of her mother
by the side of her father who passed
away a number of years ago. Much
sympathy will be expressed to Miss
Pollock in her bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell and
little son, Mrs. Anna Hardesty and
Mrs. Frank Roach departed Wednes-
day over the Milwaukee road for
their claims in Meade county. They
Igo to Lennon and then cover the
distance of about SIS miles to their
point of destination. Mr.. O'Donnell
will return as soon as the party is
located. Mr.. Roach expects to leave
in another week or so.
Clarence Taylor, the mulatto who
was running a shine stand here last
week during corr palace and who
held up Dan Hyland while he was in
la box car yesterday morning, was
arraigned before Justice Markham
Wednesday. At first a charge of
grand larceny al preferred against
Taylor, as the draft which was taken
from Hyland amounted to SIS, but
finally the charge was changed to
ipetit larceny to which the prisoner
lpleaded guilty. He was fined $50
or 25 days in the Jail.
General Manager Bush and the
board of directors Of the Milwaukee
system, were in the city Wednesday
about an hour while on their way
east. They have been out on the
Pacific coast extension for some lit
tile time and made several trips over
the country in autos, viewing the
lcountry where the Milwaukee is con-
near future. w. w. Collins met the
special train.
WE DESIRE-A representative
man o r woman for this territory to
take an active interest in connection
with our company towards develop
ing the introduction and sale of a
splendid product. Business will prove
la permanent constantly up-building
one with satisfactory remuneration
Ito the right persons. Previous ex-
perience not necessary, only plain
common sense with ambition to get
on in the world and backed by some
little e to start with. Ad
The Oxy-Tonic Company, 81 west
Illinois street, Chicago, Ill.
When the east train pulled out
Wednesday a ady with a little boy
hanging to her hand made a run for
the last coach as it passed the depot
but she failed to catch it, and i'm
mediately she set up a heartbrcsen
cry. A crowd of sympathetic pas
sengers gathered around her as she
told how she had left the train for
the moment to go into the depot, the
brakeman having told her that there
would be time. On the train was. her
year old baby and a twelve-year-old
boy. The poor mother was frantic
over the separation. She was en-
route to Boyden, Iowa. It was finally
arranged with the officials to tele-
graph the conductor to put the boy
and the baby on the train at Alex
iandria and to take care of them n
til the mother reached there. She
and the little child with her were
sent out on a freight train, leaving
here at 1916.
The first man up in police court
Wednesday was H. Reed who pleaded
guilty to taking a coat belonging to
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Reed said that he was from Colorado.
Ee claimed that he took the coat by
ilmistake, thinking that 1t was
which had been discarded. Judge
Markham fined him SIS, or in default
thereof, z 10 days in the county jail.
e. G. Hink1ey of Omaha, pleaded
guilty to being drunk and paid his
fine of $40. Hinckley had a story of
domestic difficulty to tell which
which brought out the fact that he
wac divorcod from hic wife and tbof