The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

places in the city a light frost is re-
ported by the early risers.
Miss RoNena Butterfield departed
Wednesday Off Evanston, Ill.,, to
resume her studies in Northwestern
University.
Hanna White Ash Splint is the
best soft coal for cook stoves. Ask
your dealer.
Prof. G. D. Hardy and wife return
ed Wednesday from Denison, Iowa,
having been there the past two weeks
visiting relatives.
Mrs. M. E. Rutherford, of St.
James Mimi, arrived in the city to
make a visit with her mother, Mrs.
H. D. Mathews,
Buy your wool blankets now while
the assortment is large at Jno. H.
Creighton's.
Raymond Blynn left last even
ing over the Omaha for Salt Lake
City going there this year to attend
the Utah School of Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Barnard arriy-
ed home Monday evening from a
months trip which they spent at
points on the Pacific coast and the
Seattle exposition. returning through
Colorado.
Wednesday Walter Adams and
Frank Winsor went to Rapid City
for the purpose of entering the
School of Mines where they are
students. They were accompan-
led by Will Tolson. of Baltimore
Md, who has been visiting with the
young men several days.
Sidney Graham left last evening
for st. Paul where he will join his
mother and the rest of the family and
then proceed to Salem, Oregon, their
future home. During the past week
he has been doing corn palace adver-
Using in the surrounding towns to the
north.
Largest and best line of wool horse
blankets in the city at Jno. H. Creigh-
toms.
Peter Kanos, the young Gresk who
robbed the Candy Kitchen a short
time ago, was taken before Judge
Smith Wednesday at a speclal
term of court. The boy pleaded guilty
and Judge Smith ordered him confn-
ed in the reform school at Plankin-
ton until he was 81 years of age. 1t
will mean a period of three years
confinement.
For sale-A few choice Chester
White boar pigs. C. W. McConkey,
Sunny SIDE addition. Mitchell, S. d.
People will forget the new loca-
ton of the ~postofice and reach the
door Of tee cd location before com
ing to and see their mistake. Tie
west and south side people find the
distance a little greater when they
have to walk an additional block to
the new location, but the handsome
building and fine accommodations
ought to prove an attraction ana re-
move the objection.
Tom HARDY admitted in police
court Tuesday that he had been
drunk but pleaded with the judge
to let him go this time. On further
questioning he admitted that he had
been drinking for the last twenty
years and had been drunk every time
he had the necessary money. Judge
Markham decided that the county
Jail would be a good place to get a
little of the alcohol out of his system
and so sentenced him to four days.
All wool automobile shawls and
robes at j. H. Creighton's.
The heavy hand of the law fell up
on three violators of the city or
dinance relating to riding bicycles
upon the sidewalks Wednesday when
VIM. Dodson Andrew Shomer and
Lloyd Gardner pleaded guilty to the
charge and paid fines of IS each. Inc
complainant in each case was Officer
Foran. The police are contemplating
taking some action in regard to the
children who are running their wa
gons on the Main street walks as
these are decidedly more of a nui-
sance than the bicycles, as often ped
estrains are compelled to give them
a wide berth in order to avoid being
run into.
See j. H. Creighton for lap robes