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pnlrr n ,'- arxunsuf
With Go" point IA ,..sISstry On uhich
Ia" story turns a" ,"uf">S - Eavi.g
lItt'" >vmuathv. Th' l"y.'r - h~ accident
tn" ,aU.. . thr .rssIa'ii ~ death. con
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DO" ru'"r.-',rl PARTIES ar" ~'rtn'i-l-' .r .... q"
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Wiz lpu,tv,.d IA = f"rn"r novel rad va -.
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fro-hu"~S h"w"N"r. tn r"r.l.'" IS carried
along hy the swing II :. nj e." ..ppI"
h" meets are human and In''u-'
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\ thorough onmpl.-'. oui clHa' account
80 Federal legislation ~ trusts WIIl hn
found ~ Mr. Alhsr' " Makers His
tors Of ~" sherman Law 10 the TINTED
Stht"- 81 America lIho Iputy rr..~-,
New ur,n Ia" ant hnr b"g NJ by giving
in !ull th" history u the pt--tg.. ui IA"
Law - vhEyh John Sh"rmiu'- name -
attached. bat which Was drar uu by
G"org" l llnar lie newt gives an a.
count 81 every ra-' that hl- been before
the courts IN wh. b that law Ws~ luvolr..,i
arranging 'h" .Hsa- ,hrouplogrc,llv a.
cpr'lluE tn prr-rd"ntlal administrations.
A. he end IA" author gives SON" dod,I.
tons IT his own
" thin - compass OF about 2DI sWall
fslE's ~ included everything needed 30
understand IN" rr"-"u' STATUS pi 'h"
questions involved ant 20 follow Intnln-
geu''~ 'I'yprr-' the SIpt"ru" Cour' may
i1ra 100 ne" .i-,.. 'ht. ara urN Defor"
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TIorcncr barclay. New Novel

Though tho reader will b" Interested
~ Flnr"uc" 7. Barclays The Mistress
If ~. historic" a. i. Pu'uam- sons
Is a. lny" tai" and will read on eagerly
To- m" end ~" book " not ~ much =
novel - . study " woman Psychology
and a s"r,"z ~ discussions about lovo
and duty n" sketch with which ~
pr"u. %! a." good and Nud man who
-.aiiy 60 ."- NOR" f"r hIs dog than for the
woman b." has married - tru" ard cruel
,rurgn. m thesis that 81" has q rlgh'
90 H. bowed ~ ~" right way 40 woman
xiii dIsput" and ~" 10Y" masking on ~"
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The Hollow
Tree
Snowed-In
Book
By Albert Bigelo1u Paine

The author and the artist
here give the children a new and
wopdcrfuI set Of Hollow Tree
tales There is a new Little
Lady" and a new "Mr. Dog"
but It is the same Hollow Tree
and the same Deep Woods, and
the stories are told in the ia
miliar room OF the Lowest Cell
ing and the Widest Fireplace.
The Coon and the Postum
and the Old Black Grow are
hack agaln--in a word, ali OF
the old favorites and two or
three new ones.
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mystic depths which had fascinated lrr
"i"'ys n"" dS"lt ~ hls eyes. rulY ,niau.
-it"d los d"hr,utIS love
limarI iik'''i th" name of GrI'lkp The
story SAYS hat 90 Tell pleasantly ri her
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wh" h.y" he leisure. ipr instance. ~ gJI-
lo,' al IA" s,4pti~ r4mIdyallIous Di Ons Of
VI. Henry jaime, -nutrLc.z- Sl" makes
h"" prof. l"tU> interesting AND plausible.
A. '"'i','ur- - 10 tppr"rtHt" ia" MAJ!
hi'A iur objects on" ~ pu' The ghost
~'"r'''- rr" good iUd property creepy and
'h" author ir~ ~uu" p.,ttv hard rap-
lI u''.try r.I-i,..u"Iuur-. u il a remark
nj. 'lI.,'.'I'u uf ~'nrp.- Nhi,h IA" r"ati''r
81 ruI'ur" vrll enjoy. flr ~ rho hnpd OF
mud"rn books even good ru"-. M' .rtfN
tJal.iv ~Inh a. Mi, Wharton shows Is
.l'r..-. .uhuoWn
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CONTINUED on Touh Page
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21

dry; ortley. ~; Pierre 60: Redneld,
~; Rockham. IL: Siseton, 65; Sum.
INIT, 8; Ashton L; Seneca, 3; Wau-
oay 20; Woonsocket 3; Aipena, 81;
Alexandria 90; Centerville, 81;
White Lake. Q; ell Rapids. 95; Les
aefyllle, dry; Gayville. dry; Sherman,
o, East Sioux Falls 8; Vtborg, II.
add wet:
The following towns gave a major.
lty for the wet side: Aberdeen. 453;
aa%ndoyer. 81; Armour IL; Bowdle,
~; Butler 81; Columbia Is; Fred
erlck, 46; Faulkton, 20; Gettysburg,
.; Glenham, 20; Hecla, So; Huron,
347; Java, So; Leola, 81; Milbank,
lls; M%obridge. SO; Mt. Vernon 40;
Peever, II; Roscoe, %; Sioux Falls
735; Selby, 10; Twin Brooks, 81;
Webster, 20; Wilmot, 3; Hartford.
IL; Elk Point, 55; Chamberlain, 80;
Dallas, 50; Flandreau, SO; Highmore
20; Lennox, 90; Marion, 5S; Plank.
lnton, SO; Stickney, 20; Salem, 70;
Ethan wet; Scotland, So.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
the train service is better

the train service is better.
Miss Rae H%tppensteel visited Miss
Adelia Pedin the latter part Of this
week. She went back to finish one
more week of school before eoinr
back home.
1t is reported that Miss May Not
son, who is a graduate of this school
and who since has been taking a nor
nal course in d. w. u. has secured
the Gregory primary department. for
two years. Although Miss May ian.
not be old in years she undoubtedly
has exceptional talents in handling
the little folks.
Mrs. Zeahner, a temperance lect-
urer of Texas, spoke in the, opera
house Monday night to a large and
a~ppreciative audience. The question
was thoroughly gone over by this able
speaker on the subject. Some special
and appropriate music was furnish
ed by local talent.
AL Seitz was in the city Saturday
and vas helping Clyde Warner
with his busy Saturday barber trade.
Mr.. Seitz will be here a few more
days.
A number of voters who were out
of town came home to vote Tuesday,
arriving on the noon and afternoon
trails.
The Auto Co. is installing an UNI
derground gasoline tank.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
ALpENA DRY.

Alpena, April 19.-At one of the
most exciting elections held in the
village Of Alpena for some time the
following ticket was elected:
r. f. Coursey, trustee of First
Ward. H. G. Seller, trustee of Second
Ward; A. F. Smith, trustee of Third
Ward. G. III. Aldrich town clerk; f.
-. Manning, towns treasurer; e. f.
Allen, town assessor; f. G.. Shull,
town justice of the Peace; and Geo.
Hubbard, road o%verseer. All the
above ticket was nominated at the
caucus held a week previous to the
election the majority against Ii
n was increased one over last
year. The vote standing 80 for wet
and SO for dry.
George Hatch and wife left AL
pena Tuesday morning for a visit to
their daughters one of whom, Mrs.
Clay Carter, lives at Badger. S. D.
and the other Mrs. E. j. Milliken
lives at Sidney, Nebr. They expect to
make quite an extended visit and
will undoubtedly have a very enjoy
able time.
Tuesday evening the Seniors of
the High School and all the teachers
of the schools were entertained at
supper at the home of A. F.. Smith.
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS

Alexandria, April 2O.-A. Rawson
has again secured the contract from
the government to carry mail on the
star route between here and Fulton.
1t was thought at one time that the
route would be discontinued but
when a petition was circulated and
generally signed it seemed to have
some effect and it was left on.
Preparations are being made by the
Gobblers for a swell affair when they
give their annual ball May 9th. Col
Inns brothers orchestra has been Sc
cured to furnish the music.
In the case of the state VS.. E. F.
Metcalf, the defendant after being
convicted secured a stay of 80 days
In which to prepare a bill of excep-
lions. Judge Trip of Yankton who
presided at the trial has granted a
further stay of 80 days because the
evidence was so voluminous that the
court reporter was unable to get a
transcript copied within the first
80 days.
The funeral services of Mrs. Flah-
erty, mother of Mrs. w. H. Deacon,
were held in the Catholic church
Saturday morning. For about a year
Mrs. 4aherty had been gradually get
ting worse with ance of the stom-
ach and last Thursday morning she
passed away. She suffered greatly al
though up to within a few days of her
death she retained the same courage
and cheerfulness that was such a
pleasing characteristic to her many
friends and relatives.
The Kelse property has been sold
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SOLD WATERED OYSTERS
Sioux Falls Wholesale Firm Fined
for Selling Oysters That Floated
in Water.

vermillion, April 1s.-special:
Word has been received that the
Sioux Falls Wholesale Fruit Com
pany has been fined ten dollars and
costs under the pure food laws for
selling adulterated oysters. DIR. A. N.
Cook. on an inspection trip last Feb
ruary discovered that the company
were floating" or drinking" their
oysters, as it is called, in water in
large zinc tanks before sending them
into the market.
When loated in water oysters will
absorb as high as 20 per cent of wa
ter which constitutes an adulteration
under the pure food laws, Gas 1t re-
duces their standard of strength
Adding ice or water directly to oy-
sters also constitutes a violation Of
law for the same reason. Other part
les have been recommended for prose-
cution but the cases have not yet cul-
minated in the courts.
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to M. ]. O'Connor who will occupy II
as o as this spell Of winter is over
and he is able to move his household
goods over.
w. e. VanDemark went to Salem
Friday to try some cases over there
for a brother barrister who is too
sick to do it. He was quite successful
with the cases, as he most generally
is.
Enthusiasm over wrestling and
boxing matches has taken the rising
generation by storm. The opera
house is the scene of actions and
some experts are being developed.
A new system of train dispatching
is being inaugurated by the railway
company. The local office has been
fixed up with a novel and up-to-date
telephone apparatus. This would
seem to be a better way then the
telegraph system.
A man acting and resembling a
crazy man was brought into town
Saturday by E. S. Keen the sheriff.
He had been under the Lee bridge and
as no II seemed to know him he
was taken in charge. When question
ed he would not talk at all.
Rev. j. o. Dobson came down from
Mitchell to conduct the quarterly con-
ference and to preach Sunday morn
ing. He left on the noon train to go
to ~Bridgewater.
Jack Steinfeldt was in the city
shaking hands with friends Saturday.
John Pinnel came down from
Mitchell Saturday to visit his folks.
A wrestling match between Frank
Hix and a travelling man was quite
thoroughly appreciated by a large
audience Friday night. Frank, who
is a local man won out.
Frank Chase was at home for Sun
day dinner returning to Mitchell in
the afternoon.
Wayne Gingles and Mike Wagner
missed thier weekly %rehearsals at
Mitchell this week on account of the
storm.
Walter Crouch and Marie Hunter
were passengers to Mitchell Saturday
returning by way of Fulton in the
evening.
The snow storm and the conditions
of the roads as a result kept the
rural carriers in town Monday.
Ralph Waite was home over Sun
day. He reports everything all o X
at D.. w. U. and the excitement over
class enthusiasm quiet.
Verne Clouse has announced his
candidacy for denomination for the
office of register of deeds again. VIM.
Marble also for the office of clerk of
courts.
Fred Putnam is approaching the
longer sleeps he gets now because
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
WON THE CONTEST
William Kelley Will represent Mitch
ell High School in State Declam-
atory Contest in May.

ANOIy OOlllCSC I'LL NlHV.
A large audience was present at
the annual contest tuesday evening,
at least 260 people attending. The
decision of the judges gave univer-
sal satisfaction. Willie Kelley was
given first place; Faye Fowler second
and Elizabeth Kelley third. The first
honors were almost evenly divided,
as were also second and third places,
Every number was given with an
excellence above the average. One
of the judges who has judged manv
of the contests declares that this is
the best contest that has been held.
The proceeds will go to pay all les
sons and expenses in getting ready
for the state high school contest at
Vermillion, which occurs the latter
part of May. AS far as the funds per-
nit they will also pay expenses to
prepare a second contestant in case
the first one is unable to carry out
the part.
Above honor of place and amount
of proceeds, stands the good when
all students derive for themselves
when they put themselves through
rigorous training for such a contest.
1t will give them an ability to speak
which a be attained in no other
way.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
ALEXANDRIA DRY.

Alexandria, April 19.-The bona
fide citizens of Alexandria have
again expressed their approval of the
present order of things by voting the
town dry with a majority of 30. This
will make the fourth time it has thus
been voted with slight variations in
the majority. Everybody seems to be
happy over the result, naturally be-
cause it means over rs per cent are
happy, counting the women as a SOL
i'd faction for temperance. The
church bells We're vigorously rung
for a number of hours.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
B. PRICE & CO..
Mitchell. South Dakota
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Elizabeth A. Harker, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed executor of the estate of Eliza
beth A. Harker. deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice. to the said eN-
ecutor at the law office of ]. /. Han
nett in the city of Mitchell, in the
county of Dawson.
Dated March 31st, 1910.
Jos. Harker,
Executor of the estate of Elizabeth
a. Harker, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Jacob Smith, deceased.
dersigned administrators of the estate
of Jacob Smith, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the said ad-
ministrator at his residence on 4th
St. in Mitchell in the county of Davi-
son, S. D..
Dated April 10th, 1910.
Charles r. Smith,
Administrator of the estate of Jacob
Smith, deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21

The supply of foodstuffs in Ger
many has only been kept up /, the
maximum figures by intensive agricul-
ture, the employment of modern ma
chinery, scientific fertilization and the
employment of millions of female
farm hands. The German workman
pays as much as the American for his
food, except potatoes, milk and vege-
tables.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
CITY ELECTIONS TUESDAY
General Election Occurred in All Cit.
les of the State Tuesday-The
Wet and Dry Vote.

In all cities and towns of the state
Tuesday occurred the election of Of
ficers, together with the vote on the
wet and dry proposition.
The following towns vent dry:
Britton AZ; Bristol, tied; Fort Pierre
-; Groton. II; Ipswich. "a; Mellette
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
Never Sag erce
and Everlasting Post.

We sell through agents only. Factory prices to the
farmer. Agents wanted in every township. We will
promote agents to a general agency as soon as they un-
derstand the business. Our agents are among the best
paid men in this country, many Of them earning from
$4,000 to $4,000 a year. Call and see. Get our
terms.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-21
HITCHCOCK REELECTED
Mitchell Went Wet Once More by an
Increased Majority Of Sixty Over
Last Year.

The election of Tuesday brought
out a very large vote, the total being
1911, an increase of 100 over last
year. The contests on the various
offices and the wet and dry PROPOSE
ton served to bring out a large vote,
although it was 800 less than the
registration lists showed. The day
was bad for getting out the voters
on account of the muddy condition of
the streets. Notwithstanding that,
however. there was a pretty good eff
fort made to bring out the vote.
The closest contest of the day was
over justice of the peace, with J..
G. Markham and r. G. Drake as the
candidates. When the vote of the
First, Third and Fourth wards were
counted, Markham had a lead of 81
votes, and it al up to the Second
ward to bring in enough to elect
Drake if he vas to be successful.
The Second ward vote was not finish
ed being counted until 8 o'clock, and
there Drake received a majority of
", giving him a majority of 10.
Mayor Hitchcock was reelected
LUZ lHe ensuing Two years, and pOlleQ
a good vote in all wards, carrying the
First, Third and Fourth, Mr.. Koch
getting a majority of 50 in the Sec
ond ward. Mr.. Hitchcock's majority
was 176. Two years ago Mr.. Hitch
cock was elected by a majority of
3O1, with 200 less votes being cast.
The vote on the license question
resulted in the town going wet again,
There were 799 votes in favor of IL
cense and 691 against, making the
majority 108. The majority for IL
cense last year was 4S, which shows
an increase Of 60.
TLo e111@.;--. "a -
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or, A. e. Hitchcock, S23; William
Koch, 647. Justice of the peace, r. c.
Drake, $50; j. G. Markham, us.
City justice, D. r.. Wade, S3S. Treas
urer, II. r. Kibbee, 1143. For license,
799; against license, 691.