The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-07-24

of a wife and two children.
He pleaded guilty to the charge and
was sentenced to three months in
the county jail and to pay the costs
OF the caSe amounting to $3.50.
Judge Herbert however took advant-
age Of a clause in the last session
and suspended the sentence of
D%ougherty ON condition that he sup
port his family and behaves himself
in the future. In case he violates his
promise to do so. he will be re-arrest-
ed and forced TO serve his sentence
at any time. Dougherty is an ice man
who works for Isaac Spears.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j.. McCIarinon
left the city Saturday to spend the
summer With their parishioners at
Farmer and Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. John IIaney. Gl2
North Edmunds street are the par
ents of a baby boy born Sunday.
A badly boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sivert Rivedal, 322 West First
street yesterday.
Mrs. f. w. Freyberg of Aberdeen
arrived in the city Saturday for a
visit with friends here.
e. w. Boyes of Redwing, Mimi,
was here recently enroute to Mt. Yer
non where he will become manager
of the mill to succeed Harold Hay
mes who is now employed at the
Western National bank in this city.
j. II. Woodward of kadoka was
here yesterday and today.
Ray Branson and Paul Young are
today at Omaha where they will
play in the national tennis tourna-
ment for clay courts. Branson and
Young are now the champions oil
Iowa in the doubles and have foi
their permanent possession Il beau.
tiful cup. Branson was defeated by
Fred Bradley of Des Moines in tn,
championship singles by scores of g.
GA, default.
Miss Myrtle Pope, who is employ
ed by the Dakota Improved Seet
company leaves today for her vaca
ton. She Will go to Parkston, Del
mont and Lake Andes, where she will
visit for about three weeks. lie
mother, Mrs. Mary Pope will Join he
at belmont for 4; visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wakeman o
Alexandria spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. Geo. p. Benedict at thei
home here.
County Clerk Cattrell issued
| M n rriaun 1innncn ,rn,tarIa. 10 L.,
p. Edgington and Corine Sale bot
of this city. The girl in only sixteer
years of age but has the permission
of her parents to be married.
Word has been received here tina
Henry Schultz and wife who lei
here about two weeks ago in thei
auto for an eastern trip have reache
SanGusky, Ohio, their destination
They will spend some time visitin
relatives there. Mr.. Schultz report
that he made the trip of 1850 mile
without an accident to the car, nc
even a p%uncture.
-Four DRINKS We're before Judg
Herbert yesterday and were assesse
fines of $500 each after enterin
5 pleas of guilty. I
Mitchell defeated Ethan at has
ball at Riverside park Sunday aftel
noon by the score of 4-3. Smith an
Ryan was the battery for the locaI
> and Zlosky AMI Myer for Ethan.
good sized crowd was present an
the game was Il good one.
Miss Ruth Wagner and brothe
Elmer, left Sunday for Madison. wi!
From there Elmer will go to Chicae
this fall to take a year OF study o
the violin and his sister will renal
in Wisconsin for a visit of a month
Franklin Floete, a banker of Al
mour was here yesterday on his wa
to Parker by auto.
The Salvation Army's special meet
ing on the court house lawn. Sunda
evening was a grand success. Man
persons were loud in expressing thei
appreciation for the good service
A liberal offering of $1S.67 was give
to which Ensign and Mrs. FLEMING
OFFICERS in charge, wish to thank thos
who gave.
h board of county commission
ers is still in session at the com
mousse and various routine business i
being done. The board went TO tn
country this afternoon and i~nspecte,
the big ditch known as the Smith
kibbee ditch.
Jos. N. Barnett of Newton, Conn.
is in the city visiting his brother, tn,
Rev. F.. b. Barnett.
Rev. II. s. Wilkinson of Eugene
wash, a former pastor of the Meth
od1st church here was in the city re
Gently enroute to Huron.
Miss Clara Fulton of Salem VIII,
was operated on recently at the hos
pltal here vas able to return to he,
home today.
M. Russell OF Reliance, who wa.
brought to this city early this sprins
and suffered the amputation of boil
legs, which was made necessary or
account of being frozen. is now at the
hospital for an operation for an alb
seess of the kidneys.
Misses Gertrude and Mariori,
Towle of L%ittleport, Iowa arrived in
the city last night for a short visit
G. N. Blum of Yankton is here or
business today.
Miss Agnes O'Brien of Yankton is
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