The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-27
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
MA IRIS OF INTEREST TIA HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

f. l.. Ransom. chairman of tn,
committee on selecting a preacher
received a note from Rev. Mr.. Mali
stating that he had decided to ac
eept the car TO hecome pastor of tht
Congregational church.
b. j. Duncan returned home tbf.
afternoon TO Bismarck. N. d. Der
has a position in the state paniten
tlary as a manager OF a portion o
the binding twine plant. lie sal,
that this year the Institution did no
DO very We'll on account of the shor
crop condition in that state. Las
wear Mir. Duncan said that Inc state
cleared 100000 from the Irvine plant
t'cago and LAFAYETTE. Ind, having DGeT
gone about Two weeks. Mr., Whyte at
tended the golden wedding auniver
sarE Of his aunt and uncle at LaFay,
cite. He said that he had not visited
that section of Indiana for thirty-one
years, and that it was nearly .mpossi-
bic for him to recognize n portion
oil the country, in that it had been
built up to such an extent with the
electric line roads scattered through
an pa'tS OF n state.
Prof f. w. Hobson has started in
on his plans for the May Musical Fes-
tival. He states that he has selected
the great number of Brahms Re
qulem' as The oratorio to be present.
ed at the spring musical affair. Mr..
Hobson thinks that he will be able to
start his ~rehearsals some time next
week, announcement of which will be
made. He had under consideration
presenting Samson and Delilah,"
but changed to the Brahms number
for the eason that there was more
work in the same for the choral club.
The night school, conducted by
Prof. Manthey and E. S. Whitaker,
held Its second session last night, but
the work was handicapped by the alb
sence of lights. The school is grow
ing, and a number of men have sig
nitied their intention of taking the
studies during the winter months.
The promoters of the school have
made their rates as low as possible
in order to give the larger number an
to attend the school.
Otto Faul, Of Denison, Iowa, ar
rived in the city a few days ago and
urchased the Unique billiard and
pool parlors owned by Mr.. Ford, TAX
ing possession this morning. Mr..
was formerly in the newspaper
business at Denison, and is omething
Of a baeball player, having pitched a
great many games in semi-profession-
al teams in Iowa. His family will ar
rive in the city as SOC as he can find
a house.
Leo Indra. a son of l.. Indra, form
resident of this city, recently grad
uated fro ma commercial college at
San Jose, Cal, and the following
mention is made by the college paper:
Mr. Leo Indra, formerly one of the
accepted a good position with the
Packard Shoe Store of this city. 1t is
needless to say that he will be great
~ missed. as he was deservedly one
the most popular students that has
aver attended Herald's. His winning
manners. and magnetic personality.
Will. no doubt, help him make good"
IN the road t. a successful business
areer."
Friday afternoon Judge Smith held
special session of cilcuit court to
listen to the pleadings of L. r. Steph-
ms. who was bound over to the regu-
term of court on the charge of fur
intoxicating liquors to a party
Who is on the saloon blacklist. Some
ago Stephens was caught in the !,
ct Of furnishing liquor to Gus Split,
nd he was bound over to the Novem-
'er term of court. Before Judge
and States Attorney Herbert
stephens pleaded guilty to the charge
nd the court imposed a fine of $40.
3eing short of the money Stephens
will have to remain in Jail until the
inc is paid in that way.
DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Warne this week
moved into their handsome new resi-
ence on the corner of Third Avenue
vest and Minnesota street. 1t is con-
Of cement blocks, the work
'eing done by Gottlieb %Scheucen-
rand, who also mude the blocks at
is local factory, while the carpenter
york vas done by y. 1. Anderson. The
xterior of the residence is very at
and shows that cement blocks
be utilized in a decorative style
t architecture. The house contains
en- rooms. is finished in oak and is
in every detail. 1t cost about
$500. 1t is a beautiful home, and
he many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
Varne will hope they will live long
o enjoy its comforts.
Walter Staut is doing manual labor
IL the streets to satisfy a debt he
ives the city, by reaso of the impo-
ition of a fine of $40 in Justice
court. Stout got on a drunk
nd finally rounded up in the Sham
eek restaurant, where he showed a
disposition to create trouble. He
ranted to break up things and threat
ned to clean out the whole police
orce if it dared to arrest him. Stout
licked UP & chair and threw it
through a window. He went out to
what Ae had done, supposing that
g had picked up a man and threw
i'm out. When Chief Shade arrest
d Staut, the latter made a protest on
eng taken without a warrant, but
finally went to the jail, and was
Gained down. Stout was a for
Ter member of the United States
avy, and anne to this city a couple
f years ego.
The annual meeting of tire Wom-
nc Aid SOriotv of tho Nn+boI;ct