The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-15
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
A TIERS CT INTERESI THAT HAPPEN
III LIE COURSE OF A WEEK.


Mrs. /. w. Laldiey Will spend sew
era. oaths in the east, visiting at
clieas9 Grand Rapids. Mich, Phil
J!eln..i1 and Boston.
Pros. i. j. Quigley and family OK
pect TO leave about May / for III Ia
old home at CASTLE, n. y, to spend
the summer, and will return Ii,
Mitcacll about Sept. /.
Captain Houlet, of the salvation
Army, desires to thank the members
of the city hall committee who were
Instrumental in securing a reduction
Of the rent of their hall in the city
building.
The assault and battery case
brought by Jonas Nelson against
Franz Cole has been adjourned from
Monday until the 18th. Both of the
interested parties are from Ethan.
Miss Edith Anderson came down
from Ashton Thursday to make
a visit With MIR. and Mrs. C. W. DOW
ney. Mis- Anderson has been in poor
health the greater part of the winter.
Miss Caro- Closz, who has been
spending the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Z. NJ. letters, departed Wednes-
day morning for her home al Webster
City, Iowa. Miss Closz has shown
much interest during the winter
in aiding the work of the young peo-
pie of the church.
Bill jackson, the big colored shoe
sinner, was indicted by the federal
grand jury at Sioux Falls on two
counts, and will be tried at the pre-
sent term of court. Jackson is
charged with selling liquor without
a government tax. Policemen Cum
ningham and Purdy are still in Sioux
Falls to give their testimony in the
case, and they may not be home for
a week. Henry Static pleaded guilty
to the same charge.
Patrick Quinn expected to COM
mence work Wednesday for the
Milwaukee company in LAYING the new
sidetrack between Mitchell and
Wolsey, and to later gravel the road
bed north. He received a message
last night ordering him to wait untll
! Monday morning before commencing
work.
The Mitchell Motor and Vehicle
Association held Il meeting Tuesday
evening to discuss the question of
joining the state and national asso-
cations. Favorable action was taken
on the matter. The members de
cided, also, to have several of the
King road drags made and present
them to the farmers in the various
sections of the county to be used on
the roads when they got in poor con-
dition.
The Turner Produce Co. have Sc
cured the services of an experienced
ice cream maker in the person OF
George G. Greene, of Chicago, who
has entered upon his work. MIR
Greene has been in the employ for 8
number of years of Trail & Cooling
OF Chicago, known as the best makers
of ice cream in the windy city. The
Turner Produce Co. expect to furnish
Mitchell people and the surrounding
towns with an exceptionally fine ar
ticle of ice cream this summer.
Funeral services We're held Tuesda,
5 afternoon over the remains of Mrs
Howard Wilson. at the home 4 mile:
southwest Of Mitchell, which were
t conducted by DR.. j. S. Hoagland, ant
were attended by many friends livin:
in that vicinity. Interment was mad,
! in Graceland cemetery. Mrs. Wilson
died Monday morning after a shor
illness Of pneumonia. She leaves
husband and five children, who's,
ages range from four months to
y years. Mrs. Wilson was the daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Simpso.
and was born Feb. 10, 1878. Sh
lived. in Illinois until she was i
and then moved TO Iowa, where sh
was married to Howard Wilso
e March IS, 1899. They came to thi
vicinity about five years ago. Asid
from the father and mother. the hu.
land and children. The dece8se
aaves.two brothers and one siste,
Robert Tvtla Rad a corfe,.s95