The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

, ness matters. He took his little son
with him.
Mrs. Frank Welch has been visit
Ing with her parents in the vicinity
OF %Plankinton for the past week and
came home Tuesday morning.
Miss Mae Kramer, of Woonsocket,
Is visiting with Mrs Mark Harris
Miss Kramer is a compositor in one
OF TIL" newspaper offices at Woon-
socket.
DR.. A. j. Dix left Tuesday after
noon for Aberdeen, where he win
demonstrate a new system of crown
and bridge work before the Aberdeen
District Dental Society.
George Schlimgen, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Jos. Schlimgen, was operated on
at the hospital Monday, which was
made necessary by a rupture and a
bruise which he received Sunday. The
operation was successful and the
young mar is reported as getting
along nicely today.
For the deep waterways cen IGNITION
which. will be held at Pierre next
week Governor Vessey has appointed
delegates from all parts Of the late.
| ". Seaman has been selected as g:
Mitchell delegate AMI Mark Retts
goes as a delegate Of NJ. Vernon.
Spr;' s has opened sufficiently SO
THAI. the yards are b4;nh raked and
the garden is being spaded for the
early reception Of seeds. I. may seem
a tlINe early but such warm weather
II The past week seems to impress one
with he idea that there is not gong
TO he s: cessation and tl,:t it is time
to start gardening.
M. Koolish left Tuesday morning
for Chicago, where he will make his
home in the future. Mr.. Koolish has
been conducting an orchestra since
he came from Sioux City, and has met
with fairly good success. AS a violin
list Mr.. Koolish is an artist of a very
excellent type and possesses a good in
terpretive ability. In Chicago he will
identify himself with the musicians.
F. L. Meyer and George Patterson
went to Omaha Tuesday to ap-
pear in court as witnesses for the Mil
waukee company in a case where
parties brought suit for of
damages to ONE stock they had ship
ped out this way the claim being made
that they We're partially injured in a
wreck and further that they were
not fed and properly handled when
they were in this city in transit.
The Donnegan sewer force COM
menced work Tuesday morning on the
sanitary sewer contract. The work
was started at the corner of Main
and First Avenue and they will work
to the west to make their connections.
There was quite an interested crowd
of spectators there to watch the oper-
ations of the big %ditching machine as
it lifted out the soil so steadily. RIGHT
at that juncture a large pocket of
sand was found which caused a cave
in after a short distance had been
e%Xcavated.
Herbert S. Daniels has completed
the purchase of the lumber business
owned by c. w. Derr at Rapid City,
and will leave next Monday to
charge of the same, which will be
known as the H. S. Daniels Lumber
Co. The family of Mr.. Daniels will
follow as soon as he can secure a
residence. For a number of years
he has been associated with the Davis
& Daniels Lumber Co., of this city,
and is a young man who has grown
up under the influences of the lum-
Der business, and which has given
him the requisites for a successful
career. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels will be
missed by a large circle of friends
who have come to be very much at
tached to them. Their residence will
be occupied by w. H. Fritz.
The lawn tennis enthusiasts start
ed the season Monday evening when
the first meeting of the year was held
although the attendance was not very
large. The following officers were
elected: President DR.. r. J.. Lamme;
west vice president, Rev. +. B. Bar
nett; east vice president, DR.. Ray
Smith; secretary and treasurer, J. ].
Lahey. Last fall the east and west
side clubs were consolidated and this
year they will operate as one club,