The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-08

State Game Warden Bancroft has
announced his appointments of coun-
ty game wardens, and has assigned
John Slater to Dawson county.
Judge J.. G. Markham united In
marriage Monday afternoon, William
Engle and Eta Newell. Both parties
are from Olivet, Hutchinson county.
Mrs. S. H. Scallin entertained a
few friends at her home Saturday
evening to greet Mrs. John Laidlaw.
a former resident of this city.
j. NJ. Newell and wife left by way
of the Omaha Monday evening for the
Seattle exposition. They will also Wis
il in San Francisco before making the
return trip.
Washington Devers came over
from Kennebec Sunday for a short
visit with his relatives in the CITY.
Miss Marie Trembley, teacher in
tie south side schools, left Monday
evening N a trip to the PACIFIC coast,
where she will visit Seattle and PORT
land.
President Kerfoot arrived in the
city Monday afternoon. He was at
Humboldt Saturday to deliver the
Fourth of July address and preached
in the Methodist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Baker of
White Lake, left last Saturday even
ing for Portland, Oregon. Before re-
turning they will~take in the exposi-
ton at Seattle. Mr.. Baker is a prom
inent banker at White Lake.
Word was received in the city
Monday from Chamberlain that
County Treasurer Miner was improv-
ing slowly. This is the first sign of
encouragement that has been receiv-
ed lately, and it is hoped that more
will follow.
Monday morning Judge Markham
had before him in police court Olaf
Olson and George Yhority, both
charged Wit. being drunk. 49, form.
er paid his fine of $40 and the latter
will serve out his sentence of 8 days
in the county Jail.
Henry Swindler and Fred M. White
40 , a l0u,r fror, HoTr%1oh Coz n fory !
days and returned Monday evening
on the midnight passenger. They are
connected with the work of apprais- !
ing the indian lands on the Standing
Rock agency and expect to finish the
work about the middle of September.
E. S. Whitaker, secretary of the
local Y. M. G. A, returned home Mon
day morning from his recent trip
which has lasted the past four weeks.
After attending the association con-,
vention Mr.. Whitaker and wife Wis
tied at Denver, Spokane, Seattle, and
at points in Canada, the latter stay
ing for a more extended visit with
l0I DGICUlS III DIlLlSu8
Miss Carlota Meyer left Monday for
Edmonton, Canada, to inspect some
Y. w. G. A. work and will leave that
point for San Francisco, Cal, from
which point she will sail Aug. 9 for
Honolulu, Hawaii, to resume her
work. Miss Meyers visit to Mitchell
was very much enjoyed by her many
friends and on several different oc-
casions she delivered addresses to
gatherings.
Despite the rainstorm Saturday
Riverside had a fine crowd out to its
Fourth of July celebration, and the
program which had been arranged
was carried out, with the exception of
the speech by o. L. Branson. He start
ed for Riverside, but was caught in
the rain and was forced to turn back.
Two baseball games. and a number
Of foot races served to entertain the
crowd in hne shape.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Williams, Of
Manning. Iowa. and Mrs. Fred A.
Bennett, of Sioux City. arrived in the
city Sunday afternoon and are guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L..
Branson, the ladies being sisters Of
Mr.. Branson. DR.. Williams started
from Manning with his Winston Six
touring car. expecting to make the
trip through to Mitchell. but the roads
we're so bad that he had to abandon
the a at Worthing.
The following item from the Hur-i!
on State Spirit refers to two former.
students Of the University. Mr.. o..
hon. the groom IN unite we'll knnvn