The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. ii. r. kibbee LEI
Sunday morning for New Orleans
La.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wi
kins, al their home west of the city
Friday, March 10, a son.
Mrs. Ira Loomer departed Monda,
morning on the early Milwaukee pas
senger for Lyons, Iowa. to make ;
visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. E. Turner left Monda,
for Omaha and will be gon.
for several weeks visiting with rel.
atives at several other points.
w. F. Hanna, who resides Ave
miles west of the city. left Monda,
for a trip u to Seattle, and ex.
poets to be gone several weeks.
For sale or exchange. a stock o.
clothing and mems furnishing goods,
invoicing about $4,000, for farming
land, for particulars Ad. Owner. &c
& IS Front St., Monroe, Mich.
Miss Florence Shelby has been
F.: visiting with her parents during the
brief vacation and returned Monday
morning to Iowa Falls, Iowa, where
she is attending school.
H. Rodee came down from Forest
burg this morning for a meeting with
/. w. Seaman to close up the final de-
tails of their trade in property in
this city and at Forestbu1g. Mr..
Rodee said they would remain on the
farm this year, spend next winter
in California and possibly move to
Mitchell a year from now.
NJ. G. Passolt, a member of the
city detective force of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city Wednesday and
last evening he took back Walt
er We1en, who was arrested by Chief
Cunningham on information sent
from Minneapolis. The boy is about
is years old and while living in Min
neapolis recently was in the employ
of a messenger service. He is charg-
ed with having stolen a set of furs
valued at $34, and of retaining $16.-
IS which was paid to him by the Gus
toner.
There are several cases of scarlet
fever on the south side, which orig
mated with Miss Mabel James, who
came down from North Dakota last
week and a few days afterward broke
out with the disease at the HON of
III. Sheeks. The college students
boarding there We're thus exposed,
but they were liberated after their
clothes had been fumigated. Monday
Miss Mary Shocks came down With
the disease. 1t is hoped to continc
the disease to its limited quarters.
Huron college students got into
Mitchell Tuesday on Il special
train via the Omaha road, coming in
at the noon hour. There were $50
in the party, and were met at the
depot by a large body of Dakota
Wesleyan students and the University
band, who conducted them down the
street. The Huron students were
decorated in fine shape with the col
lege %colors, purple and yellow, and
they marched two abreast between
strings of purple and yellow. They
mad Il yell that is,s cd all the way
down town, Eugene Hager, formerly
of this city, leading the roofing
bunch.
Thomas Donahue, a recent arrival
in the city, was taken before Police
Justice Markham on the charge of
petit larceny to which he pleaded
guilty and was fined $50 or Is days
in Jail. 1t seems that Dan Dicken-
tracks, was moving his household
effects and had Donahue do the WORK.
Part of the furniture was sold at t.. c
second hand store Of w. NJ. White
and Donahue on his own responsible
ity sold a table for which he kept
the money himself. On looking his
effects over Dickinson discovered
that the table was missing. He report
ed the loss to Chief of Police Gun
ninRham who arrested with
the result above stated.
1ae committees OF the May Musical
Festival held a third meeting Mon.
day afternoon to discuss the PROPOSE.
ton Of securing an orchestra for the
coming music event Of the spring
Figures have been secured from the
Minneapolis. Symphony Orchestra
and 1t Is possible that a contract will
be made. There is nothing better in
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