The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-05

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From Mondays Daily
Ray Tyler OF Sioux Falls is spend
ing a few days here.
Besse Cobb who has been teaching
IN Armour the past year has return
ed to her home here.
a. NJ. sherman and G. A. King of
Maxwell, Iowa, who have been in
specting land interests in North Da-
Kota and Minnesota spent Sunday
with the brother of the former, w.
\. sherman.
Papers were exchanged last week
whereby w. w. Reams n wife be-
ONE the owner OF the Ed. S. Whit
aker home on East Seventh ave.
Howard kingsbury who has been
isiting here With his wife at the S.
.. Morris home since May Festival
mt Stanley Morris also returned to
MS duties in the bank 1T Fulton, to-
lay.
James Corbett who has been driv-
jng a delivery wagon for the Worth
ing Grocery store suffered an accident
last Saturday afternoon when the
horse he was driving ran away and
he driver was thrown to the hard
Dad, with a heavy seat on top of
liln. He VAS carried to a DOCTORS of
ice and his Injuries dressed. His face
vas badly scratched but no bones
we're broken and il is believed he will
'ecoVer without d~ifficulIN.
The new Prest-o-light gas lamp on
the city fire departments chemical
wagon has been installed by Carl
'owler and was given a try-out Sat
lrday night. The light was authoriZ-
d by the city council some time ago
ut was not installed until recently.
Mrs. Thomas Eastcott is in Canton
where she is visiting relatives.
Mrs. Clara Lukcns left for Aber-
cen this morning.
y. /. Hubert and family who have
,een spenoing the past week near
Draper ere through the city Satur-
lay M report an abundance of mois-
ture there and the best prospects foi
1 crop since 1906.
Miss Alice Jensen who recently
graduated from the Parker high
ichool is spending her vocation with
her parents Mr.. M Mrs. j. c. Jen
sen, 400 H. Second venue She in
ends to take Il course at the Mes
leWan university.
John M. Siberz left last Friday 10,
, W weeks visit and Mrs. SiberZ vii.
cave tomorrow morning for quite al
extended visit with her mother anc
other relatives at Cashton, Wis.
Two men were up before judge
Herbert in municipal court this
morning. One was a plain DRUNK
md was fined $500 for his otfense
Fhe other man was Geo. Smith ant
he was assessed a fine of $4,000 foi
giving boozc to a man on the BLACK
list. He was unable to pay his fine
and will have to lay out his time IN
jail and working for the city.
The wind storm of S"aturda,
night played havoc with some oil
he local telephone lines. Branches
VI trees were blown across droI
wires, leading from the cables into
he houses and many of these wero
mapped in two. One cable on the
south side IA struck by lightning
md as Il consequence about thirty
phones were thrown out of commits
sion. The company put an extra
crew at work at once and an effort
s being made to get the damage
speedily repaired.
Bert King and wife left this NOR
ming for Freeman where they will.
visit friends and relatives for some
tome.
Chas. Tice and Harry Eager have
)een camping out IN the Jim river
or the past week and rs. Eager and
Mrs. Tice and party of friends Went
tut and spent Sunday. They had q
picnic dinner and they all returned
nome last night and report a good
line.
About six inches of rain for the
month of May is recorded for this
vicinity. At Alexandria they are
said to have had a little more thar
that amount. Mitchell was treated
to another rain. Saturday night dur
ing which .65 mel fell. 1t was pre-
ceded by a high wind which raised
such a dust that one could hardly
see even a few feet. Many people
We're caught by ii out pleasure rid
ing and away from home and the
large crowd on the streets was
forced to shelter in the stores
Many limbs were blown down about
the city, but no great damage is re-
ported. This high wind of Satur-
day night covered a territory run
ming from Marion Junction on the
east TO Pukwana on the vest. They
had but little wind in the southern
part of the statee but a heavy rain
fell during the wind torn here.
From Tuesdays Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. ellis left Sun
lay for Detroit where their son, DR..
F.. Daniel ellis will be married to-
lay to Miss Helen Crane. Mr.. ellis
will return to this city in about two
weeks but his wife will make a long
er stay in the east. DIR. ellis and wife
Will go for a wedding tour before
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