The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-07
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rysdam,
Wednesday, March 80, a daughter.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rysdam,
Wednesday, March 80, a daughter.
DR.. E. w. Heyler departed Satur-
day for Sioux City to remain a
few days.
Mrs. Samuel White, who has been
at Rochester, Mimi, for some time
and submitted to a surgical operation
arrived home Friday evening.
Roy Holdredge, who has been in
the employ of the Dakota Improved
Seed Co., for some time, his resigned
his position and left this morning for
his home near Faunemin, ILL.,, and will
spend the summer on the farm.
DR.. j. R. Trimble, the field secre-
tary of the Laymens' Missionary
Movement, departed Friday for
Sioux City. DR.. Trimble expressed
himself as being we'll pleased with
the results of the convention, and
believed that South Dakota made a
fine showing for the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rank Weller return
ed Friday evening from their trip to
Cuba and Florida, where they spent
the winter months. The trip was made
for the benefit of Mr.. Weller's health.
He has been very poorly with a severe
attack of indigestion, and during his
absence he lost 1O4 pounds. He states
that he is much better now.
Acting Chief of Police Purdy re-
ceived telegram Saturday from
the Chief of Police of Toronto, Can
ada, stating thai he had located Rev.
Albert Evans in that city and that
the policemen would keep him unC r
close surveillance until the arrival of
the brother, who left for that place
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Swift, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hubbard and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller and daugh-
ter arrived home Wednesday evening
via the Omaha road from their trip
out to California, where they spent
a good portion of the winter. Mr..
Swift said they had a fine time on the
coast but that they encountered some
chilly weather at times.
Word was received of the sudden
death of Mrs. Ralph Richardson,
ton, Wis, Tuesday evening", as the
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er-in-law of c.. w. Walrath and he
and his daughter, Miss Melissa, ie-
puarted Friday for Milton to at
tend the funeral services. Mrs. Rich
ardson was we'll known in Mitchell,
having visited here on several occas-
ions.
w. E. Cox was brought before JUS
tice Markham Saturday on the
charge of violating the quarantine
regulations of the health department
of the county, the complaint being III
ed by DR.. r. c. Warne. Cox was quar-
antined in a residence a short dis
lance south of town for smallpox, and
left the residence and exposed others.
The violation of the quartine cost the
young man $40 which he paid. States
Attorney Herbert appeared for the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gorham APP
peared before Judge Abbey of the
probate court Friday afternoon to
show cause why their children We're
not SEN to school regularly, they
having been summoned there unGer
the compulsory school law. Mrs. Cor
ham maintained that the children
have not been we'll enough to go
steadily. After some questioning the
parents promised Superintendent
Hoff that they would do better in the
future, and the superintendent gave
them two weeks to make the improve
ment.
Acting Chief Purdy had a consul
tation with Mrs. Albert Evans Thurs
day concerning the finding of her
husband at Toronto, Canada. Com
munication was also had with a
brother Of the pastor at Cotton and it
was decided that he should make a
trip to Toronto and see If he could
not be persuaded to return home. MI.
Purdy wired to the chief Of police of
Toronto to keep Mr.. Evans under
close surveillance until the arrival of
the brother. The latter started Friday
morning from Cotton to make the
journey to the Canadian point in the
hope that the man can be induced to
return to his wife.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Ferguson entertained the Social Club
at her home. This was the last time
club before going out on their claim
W live, anu BIC o1ldu6Su ACl JIG
for the serving Of refreshments in
true claim shanty style-oil table
cloth, tin plates, tin cups, and
newspapers cut up for napkins. The
viands served by the hostess, how
ever, were of an entirely different
character, for they were very appetite
ing. The claim shanty idea was an
amusing one to the guests and they
oriorod tho rCvoJtv vorv much Mrc
Manning Of Alpena, was a guest. MI.
and Mrs. Ferguson expect to leave
in the course of a few weeks for their
claim west of the river.
Two fires occurred Saturday n at
10 o'clock and the other an hour la
ter. The first fire was at the residence
of w. H. Spence, on Second Avenue
east. Mrs. Spence stepped into the
kitchen to light the gasoline stove,
and when she lighted the match the
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