The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-19

II. j. Marley and wife of Armour
arrived in Mitchell last night for
a short visit.
j. j.. Lahey and family and DR..
G. G. Kimball and family are camp
ing at the river this week i'm the
Herrick-Lahev cottage.
p. S. Rudd left today, with two
carloads of goods for Twin Bridges,
Montana, rear which place he will
take up a claim m expect to make
his future home. His family will
eolloWAin about a week. Mr.. Rudd
was one of Dawson county's. T.
Ferrous farmers and recently sold his
fine farm near this city.
From Mondays Daily
The schedule change on the North
western went into effect today and
the morning train left here at 500
instead Of earlier as formerly. This
train is the only one effected by the
change. The morning train is also
equipped with Il cafe-observation car
which is the first railway dining ser
vice to be installed out of Mitchell.
L NCIllSEtNo i l1JL iooS ,
over the Milwaukee for Hot Springs
u attend the state tournament which
is in session there all this week.
DIR. b. A. Bobb left last night for
minneapolis where he will attend the
meeting of the American Medical as
ISOLATION for several days. Drs. Bow
er and Ball left to attend the same
affair Saturday night.
Mrs. r.. E. Dowdell of Artesian was
here yesterday visiting with Mrs.
Grundland and left yesterday after
noon for Denver, Colo.
Richard Smith has returned to his
home here for the summer vacation
after spending the past year at Fair
bault, Mimi, where he attended the
Shattuck Military academy.
Mrs. Homer Snow left yesterday
evening for Sioux Falls where she
will join her husband and where they
will make their future home.
DR.. e. A. Reamer and wife left
last night for Minneapolis. where the
the American Medical association for
the next week.
Geo. Winsor and Art Smith return
ed Saturday from an automobile trip
to Fairbault, Mimi, where they at
tended commencement exercises.
John NJ. Siberz has returned from
a trip to Gettysburg where he was
looking after his extensive land hold
ings. He states that the grain is
looking fine in that section and that
there is considerable activity there
in oil interests.
Miss Marjorie Kincel and Mabel
Sayille returned last night after
spending a few days visiting with
Mrs. Pearl Borden Hebron at Virgil
S. d.
Mrs. S. E. Colteaux went 70 Scot
land this morning where she will
attend the funeral of an uncle who
died recently.
Tuesday morning a committee and
delegates of Demascus Lodge knights
of Pythias, this city, go to the Grand
Lodge session in Sioux Falls, which
convenes June 16 and II. The mem
bers going are DR.. A. II. Daniels, N,
II. Jensen, w. E. Titpon, Frank Wei
Ter, John Kurvirk, G. V. Wilson, Vii
Scallin and George A. Silsby. Thest
gentlemen arc instructed, to secure
if possible, the next Grand Lodge
session in 1914, to v in Nit,
Echell. 1t is hoped they will succeed
Chas. Wyatt, charged with selling
liquor without a license vas befol.
Judge Herbert this morning. H.
waived examination and was bouno
over to the July term of the mrnici
pal court under bonds of 5000.
Chas. Coe who was arrested 70,
furnishing liquor to a person on thu
black list waived examination before
, Judge Herber! this morning and hi
bonds we're set at $4,000. His hear
,ng will be held in the next regula.
term of. the municipal court which
will the first Tuesday il
July. James Spears is the part
mentioned in the complain as llavin!
received the liquor from Coe.
, Prof. j. F. Brumbaugh of the Law
school OF the state university is her
on business today. He was a forme
member of the faculty of the Dakott
Wesleyan university.
The thermometer climbed ia Q
degrees in the shade yesterday whic
is by far the hottest here this yeal
S The wind shifted. in the evening how
e ever and the coolest recorded las