The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-05-22

claimed to ave Il ticket for Aberdeen
but there is no trace OF it in his eff
fects and as he only has a few cents
i'll possession, the police are
what puzzled as to What to do with
him.
VIM. Schroeder OF Mt. Vernon was
operated on at the hospital Thurs
day.
G. II. Kibbee and wife left yes
tcrday for Kansas City where they
viii spend several weeks Visiting
With relatives.
j. w. Dixon of White Lake is here
on business today.
NJ. NJ. Cox of Rapid City is Il bust
ncsss visitor TO the city today.
II. S. Stage of Nevada, Ia. ar
rived in the city last night for a
short business trip.
Frank II. Morris of Aberdeen spent
part OF yesterday and today in the
city.
Robert Mucklcr, examiner in
charge OF the bank of Winner which
Was recently suspended was here yes
terday consultins With Pablo MX-
aminer Winsfieid.
Alexandria Herald: 1t is more
then passing strange the mount of
business Alexandria people have at
Mitchell when a circus, carnival or
ball same is booked for that city.
Last week the streets of Mitchell had
a familiar look 10 the chance visitor
f,y,,. ,1;. git,- nt ., 1.,.yl ,na,Jy,.
of Alexandria people were seer there
every evening during the carnival.
The automobile and good train ac-
Communications are responsible for a
whole lot OF travel between AleXan-
dria and Mitchell.
Ray Dodds, who has been connect
ed With the office OF the train dis
patcher on the Milwaukee here for
the past five years and who NOW
holds the position OF first trick opcr
;tor, viii leave for Aberdeen the
first of next week whore he viii take
. position OF third trick dispatcher
in the dispatcher's Office there. Mrs.
Dodds With the household goods viii
follow him in Il short time.
w. A.. Mcdonald of Mi. Vernon
is in the city ON business today.
The domestic science and sewing
exhibit at the high school yesterday
was a great success and about $50
guests were present, TO witness the
work done, The seventh and eighth
grade exhibit OF sewing and manual
training at the Central school also
had an attendance Of about $50.
Miss Anna Condror OF this city
and Mrs. G.. II. Mitchell of Aberdeen
left this morning by way OF Tie Nil
waukce for points in Iowa ana Hi
nois TO visit friends and relatives.
The first open air band concert %
The season was held in the curt
house park last night. A large attend
ance was out in spite OF the GOODNESS
of the weather and the music was re-
coived With much applause and gen
cral praise. 1t is the general opinion
shat the band has improved 100 per
cent since last summer. Several pop
ulaf selections were played which
always make a hit with the audi
oncc.
Mrs. i.auritz Miller and littlc son
who have been visiting relatives in
Yanktou for several weeks returned
homo last nieht.
WORN WIS S'aflea To-Day a' me
'osl oil'P on 'ie new improvements
to it's grounds. Tho driveway ON The
south OF the building viii be widcned
so HAT there viii be room for the
rufal faIIleiA 10 hl'c' ll"ir Teams
close to the building.
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w. y. GofIIall was up III fluhlcl-
pan court yesterday ON the rlafS"
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