The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-07-17

occupied by the HOon Spot Cash
store. This is a branch of the big
one in Mitchell and the new building
is a handsome one of brick and two
stories in height.
From Saturdays Daily
One of The Daily Republicans
flags which We're given with such Il
liberal offer to subscribers just pre-
ceeding Decoration day and the
Fourth OF July was raised recently
over the new court house of Rosebud
county at Forsyth, Montana, accord
ing to a letter from Ira A. Wright.
one OF the officials of that county.
The building viii be completed in
about sixty days says Mr.. Wright in
his letter and a cut of it which he
enclosed shows it to be a very nice
building. Mrs. Wright joined in the
flag raising and in thanking The
Republican for the beautiful flag.
Mr.. Wright is a former resident of
this city and we'll known here.
Professor H. l.. Jones of the chem
istry department of Dakota Wesley
an university spoke at Farwell Wed
nesday evening at the band concert
given in the new Farwell hall. Far
we'll has the only large hall in the
state erected Tor social purposes by
the farmers of the community. They
also have the best country band in
the state. Mr.. Charles Wharton of
Mitchell is the director of this band
and it has shown great development
under his efficient leadership. The
address of Prof. Jones was enjoyed
Nv oil ,,J bn hoe Iaa,,- D.,ro -
deliver the address at the dedica-
ton of the new hall which will occur
July %.
again l want to praise the city
authorities, especially Mr.. Allen. the
street commissioner on the quick
work done to get the roads of the
city in good shape following the re
Gently heavy rains" said a visitor to
the city today. 'There certainly is
no doubt but that the mud around
Mitchell is just as muddy as mud
Anywhere else. yet the casual visitor
TO the city is hardly aware of that
fact, so prompt is the city to get its
road drag at work and keep the dirt
streets in excellent condition. Many
places much larger than Mitchell
might profit from its example of
keeping the public streets we'll drag
ged and perfectly drained"
Mrs. Roy A. Jarnigan left his NOR
ming for Peterson, Iowa, where she
will visit her parents for a week
A. Schilling of Flandreau was a
visitor to the city last night and to-
day.
John NJ. Jorgenson of Woonsocket
is here ON business today.
b. o. johnson of Chamberlain
transacted business here today.
Ed. and John Namtrom of Plank
inton passed through this city yes
terday.
T. p. Swasand and wife of Vincent,
Iowa, arrived in the city last night
for a short visit.
O. X. Stablein of Alexandria is
here on business today.
, T. r. Wilson of Mallard, Iowa, is
a business visitor to the city today.
The city we'll is now down to g
depth of almost 200 feet. The layer
of sandstone has been gone through
and it is thought that now a layer
VI N Ildl ololiC VI DluC SHdlN
will be encountered.
t Nj. II. Nicholson, cashier of the
First National bank at Darlington
, Wis, is here looking after land in
~terests in his section.
: Frank L. Arnold, a barber of tn,
city was taken before the commits
s%ioners of insanity yesterday anC
ordered to be taken to the hospita
| at Yankton.
A very DOL and pleasant evening
featured the band concert in tn
; park last night. The band played il
its usual good style under the direc
. ton of Prof. w. C. Hunter.
= An eight and one-half wound DO,
v arrived at the home of Prof. and Mrs
M. u. Cogsville at 905 So. Minnesot;
street yesterday morning.
A birthday party was given littl
u Miss Harriet Nickers this Afternoon
at the west side park from four to 81
g O'Clock. The occasion vas in honor o
h the 18th anniversary of her birth
Fourteen of her friends, boys an
girls assembled to help her celebrat
the event and enjoyed a good tim
playing games and partaking of tn
appetizing lunch which was served.
eel 7. A. Polleys tax commissioner
If the Milwaukee who was here recent
s. ly gives high praise to the men VIII
n~assessed the city OF Mitchell. He sta
that he finds this city to be til