The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-05

! 1ioNe' iowa, is visiting with he
friend, Miss Fay Myles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Simpson ant
t little daughter departed Sunday even
ing for Plainview, Neb., to visit rela
tives.
Mrs. Roy Townsend came dowr
from Aberdeen Tuesday to make
a visit wien her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Blenkiron.
G. II. Kelley returned to his home
at Lake Preston Sunday afternoon
after spending several days i'm the
city at the home OF his parents ,,,r
and Mrs. II. Kelley
The Mitchell Auto & Supply Co. is
now located in it's new headouarters
on the first floor of the Odd Fellows
building. 1t affords the
Splendid quarters, plenty of room and
light. The company carries a big line
of goods for autoing.
Mrs. H. B. Anderson and children
arrived home on the Omaha Monday
evening for Minneapolis where thew
have been visiting relatives for the
past two weeks. On the way home
they stopped over for a few DAYS Wis
1t with friends in st. Peter, Mime
sofa.
j.. w. Shelby. the Milwaukee agent.
was called to Brownsville, MINI. by
the serious illness of his father, who
is not expected to live. Mr.. Shelby
said ms father had been in very poor
health for the past year. A few weeks
ago his parents celebrated the if-
tieth anniversary of their married
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Patton DEPART
ed Monday for Garner, Kan,
to visit with relatives for severa.
weeks. Mr.. Patton is the night OBJ
orator of the linotype at The Repub-
lican office, and he says that he is
going to get into the bayfield, and help
out his father-in-law during that i'm
p%ortant season.
Saturday evening while or the
streets c. Il. and Ollie Rex were ar
rested and taken before Judge Mark
ham. The couple for the past week
have been running the Olnev House
on the south side and using ii fer
purposes. The woman
pleaded guilty to the charge Of pros
titution and the man to that of con-
sorting with a prostitute anu we're
fined $25 and SIS respectively. She
left town on the night train that
evening, %ostensibly for a visit 18th
relatives. Rex will leave the CITY
as soon as he can dispose of his rer-
sonal effects.
Oacoma Argus-Leader: 1t is said
that the democrats of the state are
coaching Mayor Hitchcock of Mitch
ell as the next candidate for governor.
Mr.. Hitchcock is a mighty fine man
and a lawyer of abi1lty and the demo-
Gratis will look a long time before
they find a better man. /" A man
by the name of Lyle has a milking
machine and he is building a big
factory at Mitchell S. D., where the
machine will be manufactured. The
buildings are not yet completed, yet
the new institution has already sold
five hundred of these machines.
In police court Monday morning a
large bunch of vags was up before
the bar of justice. Eight of them
satisfied the court that they were
honest in their intentions and were
really looking for work. The others
R. c. Gordon and George Trammel,
colored, Will Goodname, and Martin
Meske, pleaded guilty to the charge
of vagrancy and we're fined IS or 4
days work on the streets. Gordon
seemed to be we'll educated and had
a good appearance. He claimed to
have seen service in the quartermast-
er's department of the army in Cuba.
Thomas O'Brien, James Quinlan, and
Hewitt Gilbert, all strangers, plead
ed guilty to manufacturing cigarettes
and were fined $40 each or S days
in the jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Haman and Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Bender, with their
chaffeur, G. H. VanBrunt arrived in
the city at an early hour Monday
in Mr.. Humans 60-horse power
Stearns auto. They reside in Council
Bluffs, and made the run up from
Sioux City Sunday night. They re-