The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-14
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Koch.
Thursday, July 2, a son.

For fire and tornado insurance see
w. E. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.
Mrs. J.. F. Cooper and son, Fepi-
more, went to Sioux City Monday
to visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Rush and daugh
ter, Bessie, left Sunday morning for
Fort Dodge, Iowa, to make a visit
with relatives.
Thomas Kindred, of %Flandreau,
and Miss Anna e. Ashour of Colman,
we're married Sunday morning by
Father O'Flaherty, the ceremony TAX
ing place at his residence.
Mrs. T. ]. spangler and two little
daughters departed Sunday morning
for Bancroft. Mich, to spend a month
or six weeks. Mr.. Spangler expects to
go east toward the close of their visit
and accompany them home.
A. D. Walpoie ard daughter, Miss
Bessie, departed via the Omaha road
for Missoula, Mont, TO visi. witt.
relatives and expect to be gone a
good portion Of the summer. Mrs.
Walpole went out there several
weeks ago.
Floyd Gillespie returned to his
home at Kansas City Sunday having
spent several days in the city at the
home of his uncle j. T. Morrow. At
present Floyd is employed in the
head offices Of a large implement
firm at Kansas City.
w. H. BARLEY, acting secretary of
the Y. M. c. A., with fifteen of the
Juniors went to Bard by train Mon
day and twill from thre go to
Gibson's grove on the Jim, spending
the next ten days in the boys camp.
This annual outing for the boys I'M
der the direction of an official. has
become "a regular part of Association
work.
The special music in connection
with the morning service of the First
Methodist Episcopal church was ex-
ceptionally fine Sunday. Prof. Hob
son has recently secured several new
members and the quality of the mu-
sic is excellent. The pastor preached
the third in his series of Short Sun
day morning sermons on "The Ethics
of the Kingdom" He used Cornelius
the Roman Soldier, to illustrate his
subject Sunday morning.
F. A. Craft, state fire marshal,
went to Winfred Sunday afternoon
and will there investigate the disas-
trous fire of last Friday night, when
about 100000 worth of business
property was destroyed. There have
been several bad fires at Wihfred
lately and the marshal thought it
best to investigate as to their origin.
In the last fire the bank, p~ostoffice,
drug store, restaurant and general
s+o~e were 1oc+~oved.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Freyberg left
Monday for Lead in the west
ern part of the state to attend the
meeting of the State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners, of which DR.. Frey
berg is the secretary. He stated there
would be about thirty physicians at
Lead to take the examination. On
their return the latter part of the
week, DR.. and Mrs. Freyberg will
leave for a trip to Duluth, and from
there take the steamer trip through
the great lakes.
Homer Patten, a merchant of Riv-
erside, brought suit against James
Reed and his son, Thomas, to recov-
er 1895, the amount of a bill of
goods, which was sold and delivered
to the parties, and the case was
heard before Justice Drake. Patten
learned that the Reeds had some Sc
coming to them from the Omaha rail
road company and filed a garnish-
ment on their wages, and brought
suit here hoping to get the money.
Justice Drake gave the verdict to Pat
ten and awarded a judgment for the
amount of his bill. He was unable to
collect anything from the Reeds, for
they took advantage of their exemp'
lions. which relieved them from pay,
ing the judgment.
General Manager Trenholm, Sup
erintendent Shaker, Assistant Super.
intendent Peacre, General Superin-
tendent Pechin, Edgar Thompson,
superintendent of motive power,
Steven Larson, master car builder,