The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-25

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with a carload of household goods
and farming implements for Kadoka
where he will take up his residence
on MS farm. He has been living here
the greater part of the winter.
Miss Gertrude Gould was operated
on at S. Joseph's hospital Tuesday
afternoon for appendicitis. The Young
lady is a waitress in the Mitchell no.
tel, her home being in this city. Her
mother is also at the hospital for
treatment.
George j. Danforth, of Sioux Falls
arrived in the city Tuesday Mir.
Danforth was recently appointed
states attorney for Minnehaha county
to fill the vacancy caused by the SUI
preme court making George w. Egan
ineligible for the position.
Ben Stahl left Tuesday Via the
Omaha road for Minneapolis. where
he will consult with a manufactur-
ing company regarding the ma%nufact-
uring of a ore cleaner for cream
separators. Mr.. Stahl recently Sc
cured a patent on the device and it
has been pronounced a fine thing for
the separator.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Canham came
nome Monday evening from Burt,
Iowa, where they have been visit
ing for several weeks. Mr.. Canham
said hat last Saturday there was
better sleighing in northern Iowa
than South Dakota has had any time
this winter, and thai it would take
some time for the snow and ice to
melt. He wrote to his relatives Tues
day and told them what kind of
weather we are enjoying here at the
present time.
E. Moore, OF Wapheton, n. D., has
returned home Tuesday afternoon.
He accompanied his son here for a
consultation as to his disease, a diff
ference of opinion of his home ply
sicians existing as to whether he had
gallstones Or appendicitis. DR.. Ora
ham, of Huron, accompanied them
and consulted with the Mitchell sur
geons, who diagnosed the Ease as APP
pendicitis, anh the young man was
operated on Saturday afternoon at
St. Joseph's hospital.
Judge and Mrs. S. A Boyles went
home to Yankton Tuesday after
spending a few days in che city with
their sons, Virgil and Edwin. and
their families. Mrs. Kate Bingham,
of Chamberlain, was also here to par
ticipate in the family reunion. Judge
and Mrs. Boyles celebrated their for
tieth anniversary u few days ago. and
as the children could not be present
the old folks came up to let their
children see they they we're still in
q fine state Of preservation.
Spring is here. The evidences are
We heard a robin chirp-
in Tuesday. The pieplant roots
commenced to appear. Grass is turn
ing green. The government Their
mometcr registered at 81 degrees,
The trees are commencing to bud
The boys played marbles in the street
long ago. And the ducks and geese
are flying to the northwest with Great
,rapidity. We are hoping that there
will be nothing; following all these
evidences of spring to break up the
good start that has beem made i'm the
past two days.
The south Milwaukee passenger
due here at 10 O'Clock had to Fay
most of the night at Tripp, and die
not reach Mitchell until 5 O'Clock
Tuesday The freight comlns
from the south had an accident nea,
Parkston when three cars were de
rallied and one of them was turned
over ON it's side. The %wrecking crew
worked the greater part of the nigh
in clearing the track while the pass
enger train and the passengers spen
the night at Trip. Several Of th'
passengers were Mitchell people, ane
the travelling men among them hat
to hustle out again this morning
after a short night of rest.
1t isn't often that two men wall
into the alley with deliberateness ant
start to fighting. Such was the scen'
witnessed Sunday evening by SOM
people living in rooms on Main street
The two men made their way int
the alley took off their coats, hun!
them on the fence and then the.
started in to pummel each other goos
and plenty. After showering blow
on each other for a while the mel
grappled and then went down IN
heap for perhaps ten minutes, ant
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