The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-07-10
From Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
Prosper defeated Mitchell at base
ball yesterday at Riverside park by
the score Of 81.
The remains of Mrs. Barbara BLY,
meyer, the mother of Mrs. John
Michels, arrived in the city Saturday
and are now at the Broadbent I'm
dertaking parlors. The remains Will
be kept until the arrival here OF
Mrs. Michels from New York, and
funeral announcement will be made
later. Mrs. Michels is expected to
arrive here Wednesday. Mrs. o
Bingenheimer. another daughter OF
the deceased, accompanied the body
here from Creighton, Nebr.
The militia company from here
will leave on the regular train, at
$40 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. 1T
will join the special military train at
Wolsey. This city is entitled to send
As men and three officers and it is
expected that almost that many will
go from here.
Mayor A. e. Hitchcock is in Yer
million today on business with the
board OF regents.
Miss Laura Kjelmyr has returned
home after a visit of several days
with friends at Spencer and Farm
er.
A letter has been received here
which states that DIR. b. A. Bobl
and family have arrived at their
summer cottage at Lake M~innetonka.
| v,t.z.. 100 : IA. -, - xrnrx, 1n rl ,ntte
the latter part of the journey and
at the time of writing they We're no
aware of A. T. Downey and wife
who were following them to the
same destination.
Fred Soost of Magnet, Nebr., who
has been visiting at the Emery
Owens home for the past severa'
days left for his home last night.
Railroad Detective Burke OF the
Milwaukee staff was here today in
vestigating the case of Joe Ross who
slugged a Milwaukee brakeman al
LOOMS last week and who was given
thirty days in the county Jail for
the offense.
S. A. Mitchell and family left this
afternoon over the Milwaukee for
lOholllds w aSH.s NlOIO thSy VIM
make their future home.
Mrs. Alexander Darling left today
for Elk Point where she will Join her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Chester Maine
and family and will tour with them
by auto to Sioux City to spend sew
eral days.
Leo Disburg of the dispatchers Of
flee and wife and expected home to-
morrow from Manila, Iowa, where
they have been visiting relatives for
the past week.
Four men charged with drunken
ness were before Judge Herbert this
morning and assessed the usual
fines. Contrary to usual all of them
weer able to pay the amounts as
sessed and were released.
The office of State Bank Examiner
Wingield is now empty as the car
load of office fixtures left TODAY for
the new quarters at Pierre. The
Office force will all follow in q few
days. 1t is probable that the militia
will use the rooms for their supplies
until some other use is found for
them.
The work on sinking the new city
we'll ceased Thursday night and
started again today. Thursday night
the we'll had reached a depth of 1873
feet. An extra crew arrived on the
job this morning and the work will
now be pushed day and night until
completion.
j. l.. Wingfeld, state bank ex.
aminer left today for Sturgis where
he will attend the further p%rosecu-
ton of the officers OF the Meade
County bank.
The special train bearing the
South Dakota Veterans home from
Gettysburg was scheduled to leave
Chicago last night at 6:05 o'clock
and arrive here at $3.50 this after
noon. The train was composed of
two standard drawing room II sec
ton sleeping cars and a baggage
car and was transferred to the Mil
waukee at Chicago from the Penn
%sylvania lines.
The board of county commissioners
is still in session as a board of equal
iZation and today between $50 and
200 notices of a raise of assessment
are being sen to various landholders
of the county. The board has not yet
gone far enough with the work to
make any public statement of affairs
but it is presumed that the report of
work accomplished the books of most
of the townships will be ready for
publication soon.