The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Seation arriv
ed home Thursday afternoon from
thei1 trip down TO st. Augustine ant
other points in Florida. where the,
went to spend the winter months
or q portion OF them. When the,
reaches Mitchell late In the after.
noon they were greeted with a snow.
storm. though OF not very heavy pro.
potioAs. and we're made to feel tina,
the winter season was not entirely
over with.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hoeksma have
been away for a couple of months on
a trip to the Pacific coast, visiting a
great many Of the points Of interest
in that section of the country.
Superintendent Hoff. who is a d.
rector of the National Education AS
ISOLATION for South Dakota, has COM
menced the Organization Of a dele
cation from this state to attend the
convention Of the national associa-
ito which will be held at San Fran
cisco July STA. A rate of one fare
for the round trip will be made.
Prof. HoR states that the South Da-
kota party will travel in special
coaches out to the coast, and that he
will furnish any further particulars
desired.
]. z. Aartin left Friday morn
ing for Hutchinson, Kan. where he
assumeu the position as salesmanager
for an automobile company. In re-
linqufshing his position as science
teacher in the high school. Mr.. Mar
tin regretted his leaving the work,
but the opportunity offered him for
advancement was too good to be laid
aside. The board of education did
not have the Ieast hesitancy in re-
leasing Mr.. Martin from his con-
tract, az they realize that such an
offer did not often come to a person
and they decided as a matter of ius-
tlce that re should be permitted to
accept II.
q. L. Dimick has commenced his
contract Of extending the sewer sys-
TEN, WORKING north on Kimball
street, beginning at Fourth Avenue.
He has a contract for building about
thirty blocks of sewer, scattered in
different parts Of the city. These ex-
tensions will connect up with the
main sewer and will afford convent
ences many people in the city who
have heretofore been without.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Preston came
home this morning from their trip
out to points in Montana, and where
they visited their daughter, Mrs.
Miller. Mr.. Preston stated that thew
enjoyed the trip very much, and that
the country showed that it was being
up fast.
Tillie Anderson was arrested on ,
the charge of violating the quaran-
tine ordinance in this city on March
Il, and his case was heard by JUS
tice Drake. The family has been un- :
der quarantine tor scarlet fever, and
Anderson left his home before the
quarantine was lifted. The evidence !,
showed that he was guilty and the :
court imposed a fine of $25. q:
When the Milwaukee passenger
west Wednesday afternoon it \
got no farther than Chamberlain, for 2
The 'eason that the Milwaukee's pom
loon bridge across the Missouri went {,
during the morning hours. Fiji :
zen bents OF the bridge were carried ,
away by the large volume Of ice .
which came down the stream, and the .
huge piles which were driven
n the river just above the bridge
allied this time to hold the same in =
act. For the present the company :
Will have to transfer its passengers, =
baggage and express over the river y
" ear of boats as long as it can q,
re done In safety. The company '
loped to be able to avoid losing their y
fridge this year, thinking that the =,
,iling would hold against the on -
Taught Of the ice, but it is the same -
tory. and until the company puts in -,
more substantial bridge the same :.
rouble vii. occur every season. ~
The juniors and seniors of the n
Ugh school department have a very "
indy feeling for Prof. j.. E. Martin h
nd they regret sincerely that he is 10
DING to leave the city. Wednesday L
lille Prof. Martin was at the build ty
ag the members of the junior class lie
OF together and presented him with
set Of gold cuff buttons and gold ii
CART pin, on which his monogram n,
'as engraved. The presentation a,
as made by Una Blackman. Later NJ
i the day Prof. Martin was present. OF
by the senior class with a hand az
ome galdheaded umbrella. detacha- hi
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