The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-06
-le5 w INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
~ The COURSE OF A WEEK

For dre md tornado insurance 30,
w. e. Rathbun. agent for the Roya
Insurance Co.
A card from Mrs. C. f. Brady an.
nounces her arrival at Missoula
Mont, Mr.. Brady having left q few
days ago for that point with his ca,
Of household goods. They have re
sided in this county for a Erea,
many years. and for the past fou,
years in the city while MI. Brady wa.
register Of deeds. Recently he bought
some land in that section of Monta.
ma and they will make their future
home near Missouri. Their many
friends will wish them abundant sue.
cess in that country.
Earl E.. Watson arrived home
Thursday evening from 'Brookinez
agricultural college. having just COM
pleted his agricultural course, which
lasted for a period Of three years. He
graduated with a large class Thurs
day. The agricultural course he at
tended does not apply to- the full COL
lege course, but n that is intended
for strictly agricultural purposes, the
season of study extending from No
vember to March.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Bidwel1 arriy-
ed home Thursday evening from their
ocean trip, which took up a period Of
80 days travel on the water. They
started from New York with a large
party OF tourists and made the trip
south, touching at Panama and then
sailing along the northern coast of
South America. touching at several
points, and going a short distance in
land to Caracas. One the way up
they stopped at the Barbados and the
They passed Martinique.
but were not allowed to land there on
account OF the prevalence Of yellow
Mr.. Bidwell said. however,
they were able to see some of the
ruins at that place resulting from the
eruption of Mt. Pelie a few years
ago. They had a very delightful
rip, and were gone about six weeks.
Peg Leg LOBBY, of Artesian, was
n the city yesterday to transact
some business of a Logan nature, and
lie was accompanied by his son on
his occasion. LOBBY. as usual, got
mixed up in the drinking business
md by night time he was in the right
to pick trouble, and which
lie finally accomplished. Chief Shade
overlook the pair in a saloon and
When he undertook the elder LOBBY,
young fellow took a hand in de-
ense and it took a threatening dis,
LAY of the chiefs billy to intimidate'
younger fellow. LOBBY pere was
before Justice Drake and a
me of $40 imposed which was paid.
1ooby has been coming to Mitchell
or the past fifteen years and the
mes that he has been under arrest
numberless. Years ago LOBBY.
wears a peg leg, used to have
verybody eating out of his hand
he got on tear, and when he
'as cornered he pulled off his lief.
nd using it as a weapon, he would
~ out the attacking parties in great
hape. He has Gained down some
l the past few years.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James A {
White, 315 Sixth Avenue east, March I
1, a son. i
Miss Florence Fosdick this morn
'g accepted a position as deputy {
'easurer, and assumed her duties. :
.iss Lyons has been in the position !
n several years and gave it up last {
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Funeral services over the remains
Mrs. G. P. Taylor were conducted !
lis afternoon at / o'clock at the =
'sidence in LOOMS, by Rev. Mr.. I
NTH. pastor of the Congregation !
church. They were attended. by S
'e friends and neighbors of that i
ction in large numbers and many n
ent up from Mitchell. Surrounding e
casket were the floral tributes u
ON the friends which told of the c
they had for the deceased. The a
mains were laid to rest in Grace p
nd. Mrs. Taylor has been i'll for a
veral weeks, and suffered from a =
'rvous collapse and breakdown, a
hich followed the sudden death of p
r husband SO recently. Mrs. Tay- :"
was 81 years old and was born at !"
lncaster. Wis, moving to the coun-
nine years ago. Five children are IL
It to mourn her loss. o:
The remains of Mrs. Newton Cur 4
reached the city Sunday after in
on from Chicago. where she passed 81
ray at the home Of her daughter, IL
IS. Luther Hollenbeck, as the result G
old age, she having attained the
e Of 80 years. Brief services were te
Id at Graceland by Rev. w. M. n,
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