The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-01

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held in this city on April 20 and so.
The program will be announced at
a later date.
The Doland Times-Record states
that Frank Bobb formerly of this
city, who has been acting as the
pharmacist in a drug store at that
place, has purchased the business and
will conduct it himself In the future.
Mrs. Willison and two daughters,
Nellie and Edith left Thursday
morning via the Omaha road, and
will give up their home. Mrs. Wilt
son goes to Omaha to make her home
with her son, Lewis. The Misses
! Willison go to Chicago to live and
where Miss Edith will enter the
American Conservatory of Music to
continue her studies. They have liv-
ed in Mitchell a great many years
and have formed friendships which
will be regretfully broken.
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Mrs. Hazel Shenandoah and
little child arrived in the city We'd
nesday from points in California and
will make an indefinite visit with
her sister, Mrs. Il. Il. VanAlstine,
Mrs. Cold has been in California for
the benefit oil her health, but not
improving TO any extent she has de-
cided to try the climate of South Da-
kota. Mrs. Cold lived here a NUM-
Der of years ago before her marriage
and has many friends who will be
glad to see her again.
A meeting of the officers of the
high school alumni association was
held Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose OF starting things for the an
nual alumni meeting, which is held
at the close of the school year. The
officers of the association are Presi-
dent. f. p. A. McGovern; vice presi-
dent, Miss Anna Scott; secretary,
Brewster White; treasurer, Delvan
7. Becker. 1t is the desire of the Off
GERS to make the meeting this year
the best that has ever been held in
the association. a fine musical pro-
gram viii doubtless be arranged for
over in the city hall, with The usual
other incidents, and at the close OF
that d banquet viii be served in enc
of the hotels OF the city. a meeting
of the alumni association will be
called at a lateur date to try and
get all the local members enthusias-
tic over the coming event.
The Grow sisters Il their car
able company presented "Thelma
at the Gale theatre to an audience
of small proportions, but which gave
hearty approval of the play through
out the evening. Miss Orpha Grow
in the leading role presented the
characteristics of the beautiful Nor
wegian girl in a splendid manner
She has a fine figure, that is draped
with beautiful costumes in the var
ious acts and she is an actress in the
fullest sense of the word. The story
is an interesting one and it follows
closely the lines Of the popular
book. With or two exceptions
the supporting company is excellent.
and the play was given a fine pre-
sentation. The scenery was highly
appropriate, and a very pretty dis
play of the northern lights was Civ
en-. The Grow sisters had the pleas,
ure of renewing their acquaintance
with several people with whom they
were acquainted back in Iowa.
Deputy Sheriff Arnold, of Belle
Fourche was in the city Wednesday
looking up the records of severa:
prisoners in custody there. Arnold
is a man of considerable experience
in catching crooks and criminals
having come here from Texas a veal
or so ago where he was engaged il
the same sort of work. About two
months ago Arnold got on the tract
of a horsethief and murderer tina
had been evading and terrifying tho
officers for some time. He calculat
ed where the man would likely stol
on a certain night and arranged tt
> get there a little ahead of time
When the outlaw got inside the doc,
of the house he found himself look
ing down the barrel of Arnold's 81.
shooter. To disarm him and pu