The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-20
TIM OOUN Ky.
MAT TIERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
N THE COURSE OF A WEEK

G. y. Reeves and his sister. Mrs,
Lannie Brown. have returned home
from their trip out to San Diego.
Calf. who're they spent the, winter
season. Mr.. Reeves said that while
they enjoyed the winter very much,
they were glad to get back to Nit
.chell.
The baseball promoters started in
today to complete the raising of the
money for the support of a team this
s There are two propositions
One to join the state league and
the other to maintain just a local
team. Should Mitchell go into the
league it is stated that there will be
no Sunday games played in this
city, as the promoters believe that
public sentiment is against that idea.
The league season is to start May %,
and close Aug. 1. If sufficient money
can be raised, between $4,000 and
$4,000, Mitchell will go into the
league, and II not a team will be
made up principally Of local players.
An echo of the Kokomo. Ind,
girls matrimonial association incident
is heard from away down in North
Carolina. where a gentleman writes
to Mayor Hitchcock to have his name
sent to the Kokomo girls in order
that he might find a true Christian
woman, whom he cal make his wife.
That matrimonial association in Ko-
komo has long been regarded as a
joke, and it has not been ascertain
ed as yet that any Of the girls have.
acquired-a husband through the pub
licity they received.
The work Of decorating the inter-
Tor Of the postoffice building is to
commence at once. The contract
was awarded by the government to
the Grohne Decorating Co., of JOLT
ct, ILL.,, and the men arrived Tuesday
to take UP the work. The entire in
terror wl.l be decorated in an artis-
tic manner, and the doors which have
shrunk will be padded to make
them fit better. The contract price
for the work is SLAB, and will take
several months to complete all the
work outlined in the contract.
Civil Service Clerk Boggs announc-
es hat an examination will be held
in the city May 10 for the position of
railway mail clerk in this state, the
conlpel. sation for which is $500 per
year. Persons desiring to take the
examination can confer with Mr..
Boggs, who will give all the desired
information.
Ethan Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. L. Tremaine and daughter Jessie
left Tuesday afternoon for Mitchell
to locate permanently. Miss Fran
ces will remain until school closes,
making her home at A. G. Bauer's.
With the removal of this excellent
family Ethan suffers a distinct loss.
Their residence here has not been
very extended but it has been a most
pleasant one to their scores of
friends who will deeply regret their
going away. While the Tremaines
the Commercial Hotel the
cuisine of tat establishment became
famous far and wide, but the ardu-
GUS duties and failing health of Mrs.
compelled them to give up
the hostelry. Mr.. Tremaine's sue
cess in his meat market here was
marked, and his service top notch,
but he felt that Mitchell offered a
wider field for his chosen line, and
indeed his hopes have been more
than realized thus far. His shop
there is a marvel Of cleanness, and
already is a great boon to the "south
jewellers Of Mitchell town. The
'Tremaines and their three charming
and accomplished daughters will be
from the social circles of our
peasant lltlle DufS, DuI lney nave
not gone far and their friends will
be able to see them occasionally.
Their son "Gus" as he is Familiarity
is associated with his father
the Mitchell enterprise and is a
Young man of industry and a gener-
al favorite.
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