The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-05-05

China, is the guest of P. H. Kelley
and family. q
Mayor Hitchcock went to Vermil-
lion this morning to attend to some
matters in connection with the state
university. !
Mark Harris is the new assessor
for this year, and he will start out
in a day or two to assess the proper
ty of the citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Vandercook, of
Bismarck, N. D., arrived to make q
visit at the home of c. F. Townsan
on Seventh Avenue east. Mrs. Van
dercook is a sister Of Mrs. Townsan
and Mrs. Henry Herman.
Mrs. William Miller departed Tues
day for Waterloo, Iowa, near
which place she will visit her father
and take care of him. He is in very
poor health at the present time.
Howard Wilson will dip cattle for
a few days at his place n mile west
and three miles south of Mitchell
and parties wishing to have cattle
dipped should see him at once.
j. j. Stuck, the manager of the
Western Land and Loan Co., has
just opened an office in the CONNER
cial and Savings bank building on
the second floor. Mr.. Stuck came here
from Trip last fall.
Mrs. w. E. Fonken, of Hermosa,
in the western part Of the state, ar
rived to make a visit with friends in
the city. She was a former resident
of Mitchell, and is now on her way
back to Illinois to spend the summer.
Mrs. Abraham and daughter, who
have been in the city for some time
departed Tuesday for Fremont,
Neb. Miss Abraham expects to leave
in ten days for her claim out lei
Brushie, in the western part of the
state.
Jos. Henzlick and family have
moved into the Bras residence on the
northeast corner of Sixth Avenue cast
and Capital street. They vacated
the residence owned by Mrs. Wilson,
and who has moved into her home
again.
Mrs. Frank BEDFORD and Mrs. Jos.
Swift, jr. departed Tuesday afternoon
for Belle Fourche, near where Mrs.
BEDFORD lives and where Mrs. Swift
will take up her residence on the
claim. Mr.. Swift will leave this even
ing with the car of goods.
Parties wanting the service of a
draft or road bred stallion will find
it to their interest to come and see
my horses before contracting else
where. l am located at the first barn
north of the Gladstone barn, Mitch
ell, S. D. H. B. Kirkendall, owner
and keeper.
The annual meeting of the Round
Table vas held Monday evening and
the following officers we're elected:
President, Mrs. H. d. Butterf1eld; vice
president, Mrs. ]. M. Wood; record
ing secretary, Mrs. G. A. Dawson;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. D.
Hardy; treasurer, Mrs. 8. G. Boycc;
historian, Mrs. A. Thompson.
The weather bureau was not mis-
taken yesterday when it announced
a killing frost for Monday night. 1t
came. The thermometer went to %
degrees-four degrees below the
freezing point. It was necessary to
get out the covers for the less hardy
plants and try and save them once
more.
I. B. Brock accompanied by q party
Of men departed for Gaudalajara,
Mexico, Tuesday to make a fur
Their inestigation in the Los Allies
Mining Co. The party consisted Of H.
Rodee, of Artesian, G. F. Schaffer, of
Wellman, Iowa, B. P. Schaffer and
Henry Stuart, of this city. These men
have already invested in the mine
and expect to take more shares.
Miss Anna Halvorson is confined
to her home on the south side with
a broken limb, near the ankle. She
was going home from school with sew
eral girls and in crossing the bridge
she stepped too close to the edge of
the walk and slipped down the side
when she missed her footing, result
ing in the injury mentioned. She is
reported as getting along nicely since
the injured limb was set.
Carl nappe, who resides out at
Mt. Vernon, has lust completed the