The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-01

Good 20-horse power threshlng en-
CINE for sale cheap. w. e. Rathbun,
Mitchell, S. d.
For fire and tornado insurance see
w. E. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.
For reliable hail insurance see w.
E. Rathbun, 3O6 Commercial and
Savings bank building.
Ass Bessie 4Maguire came home
from Sioux Falls Saturday, after a
visit of a week with Will Wider and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Howard, the
latter a sister of A. H. Bayley, de-
parted Monday via the Omaha
road for their home at Vernon Cen
ter, MINI.
Miss Lola Shipton, of the Butter
neld clerical force departed Monday
morning for her two weeks vaca-
ton. which she will spend among
friends and relatives at Marshaltown
Iowa. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Shipton to Farlan, Iowa.
VIM. M. Smith and o. E. Cassem
are the latest to join the automobile
army of Mitchell. They each bought a
Buick machine of forty-horse power
capacity and will develop the automo-
bile stare. The machines were pur-
chased of the Mitchell Auto & Supply
Co.
The license to wed issued Tues
day afternoon by Clerk of Courts
Cattrell to Frank E.. Porteous and
Myrtle NJ. Witzel made the fifteenth
issued by him during the month of
June. So far this year GO licenses
have been issued, June having a mar
gin of two over any other month.
Ed johnson vas in the city Mon
day and was joined here by his two
brothers and their families and start
ed for a trip out to the Seattle ex-
position. AT. Johnson has been
credited with again taking up his.
abode at Armour, leaving Rapid
City. Mr.. johnson stated to The Re-
publican that the newspaper boys
got it a little mixed, and that his
future location was undecided upon,
as yet.
Sunday the sons of S. j.. Peden.
who has been in charge of the sher-
if the last few weeks on account of
a slight attack of insanity, took
their father in charge and will here
after take care of him. The old man
is a resident Of Beadle county and
steps were taken through that coun-
ty to have him sent to the hospital
for the insane at Yankton which how
ever will be unnecessary on account
of the action taken Sunday.
DR.. j. G. Mccartney and DR.. Geo
kimball went over to Huron Monday
afternoon to attend the annual con-
%vention of the South Dakota Dental
Association. Two prominent dentists
of Minneapolis will be in attendance
at the convention to conduct the.
clinics, which are aAways a special
feature of the state convention and
considered by the dentists to be.
nearly equal to a postgraduate.
course.
Judge Frank B. Smith hear We'd
nesday injunction proceedings in
stituted by F. H. Foss against Irving
Alexander and otners. me proceed
lngs grew out of a drainage ditch
which Mr.. Alexander and some Of
his neighbors had begun to dig in
Badger township. Judge Smith grant,.
ed the injunction to stop further
work on the ditch and ordered that
1T be also damned up to prevent it.
from being a damage to the sur
rounding land. The plaintiff was;
represented by T. ]. spangler and
the defendant by Herbert E. Hitch
cock,
Gus Keriakedes disposed Of the
Candy Kitchen Monday to Gel.
los & satholos, and the new firm
took possession Immediately. Mr..
Keriakedes has been doing business.
for several years and has made q fine
success in handling fruits. candles,
and ice cream. The place Is nicely
equipped for the business and the.
new firm will doubtless maintain the.
good trade worked up by the form
err nrOnriefor. Mr. Kariokadoo ototna.