The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS d INTERESI THAT HAPPEN
IN TIE COURSE OF A WEEK

H. j.. Hobert was down from
W~oonsocket Monday morning.
Miss Ella Jones of Rapid City. ar
Ian Hamilton.
George Minty of kennebec was in
the city Sunday and Monday going
north on the afternoon passenger.
Did you see that new cultivator
that works without a spring or lever
at John H. Creighton's.
Mrs. Mark Harris arrived home
Saturday evening from Cherokee, Ia.
where she has been visiting for a
week.
Mrs. t. w. d. Orswell, who has
been in the hospital, was removed TO
her home a few days ago. and is re-
ported to be improving right along.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hill, of Alex
andria spent Sunday with Mr.. n
Mrs. N. X. Eliason, and Mrs. ella
son accompanied them home Monday
morning.
In Justice Markham's court Mon
day \. G.. Wheeler pleaded
guilty to the charge Of running an
automobile faster than the speed limit
10 miles per hour. and was Gned sic.
DR.. n. j. Mayer, the veterinarian,
has Just received noftae or His ar
pointmeut by the ave stocA alta san
itary board al South ya1ota, a. AL
assistant state Veterinarian.
See w. 1. Rathbun, Mitchell, S. d.
for reliable fire, tornado, or hail in
surance.
Saturday evening Dr.. I. j. Mac
murray performed the marriage cere-
mony at the Presbyterian parsonage
which united the lives of Edwin G.
kempel, of this city, and Martha L.
Seba, of sanborn, Iowa. Mr.. Kempel
is engaged in the merchant tailor
business and is highly respected in
the business circles.
A. G. Weaver, of Chicago, has &C
copied a position with Rev & Harris
to cover the Nebraska territory in
their real estate business. Mr.. Weav-
er is a former newspaper man, being
connected with the Chicago EXamin-
err. He is a son Of General j. B
Weaver, who has been prominent in
Iowa politics for a great many years
WANTED-One hundred acres
broken OF the southwest quarter OF
section 31-1 04-6l. (Badger town
Ship for cash. To be finished by
June 10th. Will furnish flax seed and
give share of crop. Downs and Dick
son. Mt. Vernon, S. d.
NJ. A. Skinner, Who was formerly
engaged in the newspaper business
at Letcher, was severely injured al
Hitchcock a few days ago, by having
his leg crushed while attempting te
crawl between two freight cars. Tn
engine started to back up and Nh
SINNERS leg WAS caught between
the bumpers. An operation was per
formed the same day and the liml
removed. He died on Friday, mo-
having the strength to withstand III,
operation.
Sunday morning the Odd Fellow!
and Bebekahs attended services II
the Congregational church. They me
at their hall ard with the uniform
ed Canton acting as an escort the,
marched to the church. Pastor Bow
dish delivered q sermon on h.
"Brotherhood OF Man. and mad,
some IMPRESSIVE applications tia
We're in touch with the work Of "a.
order. This anniversary service j
held on the Sunday nearest the ami
versary of the founding of the order
90 years ago. The choir furnish 4
some special music for the occasion
1ou-Sdu earn lIoHl NO W TON
hundred dollars per month workin:
as local agent for Texas Panhandle
lands. Write to Lawrence & Cham
bers, State Agents, for particular
and contracts. Huron, South Dakota
Word was received in the city lat,
Monday afternoon of the death o
John Harris, which occurred sunda.
near Interior, a small town som'
distance west of Pierre. Mr.. Harri
and family lived in Mitchell for
number of years and was connected
with a cigar factory. He formerl.
lived in Sioux Falls, from which plac'
he Travelled for a ST. Paul house.
year ago his nealth began failing an,