The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-03
For fire and tornado Insurance see
E. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.

A business meeting of the Senior
hpworth League is called this even
ing at the parlors of the First Meth
odist church at 1880 o'clock.
Another big shipment of hogs was
made yer the Milwaukee road Sun
day afternoon when Is cars were
started for the west, going to Seattle
and Tacoma, Wash.
w. H. George, travelling freight
az Mt for the Milwaukee road, has
beeG in the city for several days re
turned to his home at Peoria. H.,
Monday In the course of a few
weeks MI. George expects to make
his a~sadquarters in Chicago.
The Mitchell Printing company has
a fine line OF township blanks. Town
ship officials will be we'll served at
this office.
Next Friday evening occurs the an
nual election of the officers of the
rlks lodge. The date has been chang
ed to the first Monday in March,
notice of which Secretary Silsby re-
ceived from the grand secretary of
the lodge. For the election of Friday
night it is desired that there be a
full attendance of the members.
Dick Phelps arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Waterloo, Ia,
where he lived for a number of years.
Some t. 'rteen years ago he was a
resident of Mitchell and was en-
ployed as a jeweler in Gales drug
store. He has just disposed of his
business at Waterloo and is on his
way to Montana to hunt another To-
cation.
A. D. Walpole has moved his real
estate Office into rooms over Becker's
clothing store, and in the course OF
a few days he will open a clothing
store in his former location, Main
and First Streets. Mr.. Walpole re-
Gently made a trade on some proper
ty whereby he secured a line of. cloth
ing. and he takes this method of dis
posing of it.
The annual township elections were
held Tuesday in all the townships of
the county. In Mitchell township THIS
is the result: Supervisor, Job Mil
Ter; clerk, G. H. Krom; treasurer, ].
F. Smith; assessor, j. c. Hamiel; JUS
tice of the peace, L. B. Slade; con-
stable. ]. Bert Allen; road overseer,
No. 1, E. Jones; No. 2, in charge OF
Supervisor Levings; No. 3, A. F. Test;
mo. 4, George Nichols.
Isaac Allison was turned over to
the sheriff Monday by his bondsmen.
following the recent confirmation by
the supreme court of his conviction
in the circuit court a year ago on
the charge of assault with intent to
rape. He will be taken to Sioux Falls
in a few days to commence his sen.
tence at the penitentiary Of a year
and six months, imposed by Judge
Smith. Fred West, who was convicted
at the same term, of rape, has moi
yet been placed in the custody of the
sheriff by his bondsmen.
Monday at 2 o'clock p. M. at the
parsonage of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Mr.. David Carlson
of Ethan and Miss Lizzie Ottosen Of
the same town were united in mar.
riage by the pastor, DR.. Hoagland
The young people were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddell of Ethan. The
young people will remain in Ethar
for a short time when they will ge
to their future home west of the
Missouri river, where they have
farms. They have the best wishes o.
many friends for a long and prosper
Gus married life.
The Turner Produce Co. Monday
completed the deal for the purchase
of the cigar and confectionery bust
ness Of A. ]. Davis. The company will
close the establishment for a month
at least. during which time a genera
renovation of the room will be made
The partition will be taken out ant
the two rooms thrown into one. 1
will be decorated very Hastily, a new
sod: fountain installed, and the com
pany Will sell its own ice cream. Mr.
Turner stated that a competent man
ager would be secured for the bust
ness and that it would be opened t,
the public within a month.
Waterbury & Klousia Wednesdas
disposed of their shoe business to Jo'
Burg, Of Letcher. and who took pos
session that afternoon. The old firm