The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-07-03
we're laid to rest in the Catholic

were laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin Wider and
children returned last night from
White Lake where they spent Sunday
with relatives.
In the tennis tournament which is
being played at the grounds south
of the Northwestern depot, several
important games have been played.
Dix defeated Nolt, Ora Wells defeat
ed DR.. Lamme two out of three hard
fought games, Downey defeated Meis-
e%nholder. and Branson beat Weber.
Other matches are yet TIC be played
in the elimination contests.
In the recent game of base ball
played between the Mitchell INC the
Spencer team, the former was victor
ious by the score of = to /. BoeDel
and Meter was the battern for Nit
chell and Slatterly and Ryan for
Spencer.
j. G. Kennedy of Plankinton is
here today on a business trip.
w. j. Janda of anita is here today.
Geo. Mess and Louis A. Beal of
Mason City, Iowa, arrived in the city
last night on a business trip.
The Misses Media and Edna Moore
head, the two ladies who staged the
production of Dolly Dimples' here,
left today for Deadwood where they
will present a like home talent pro-
duction. They declare they will come
to Mitchell again next year, but AT Il
more favorable time of year and Will
bring a different show with them.
The Elks will hold IA very import
ant meeting tomorrow night at the
home. This will be the only meeting
of the lodge held in July.
Harry Strothers of Des Moines, a
colored gentleman, engaged in a 1lst
fight with a local negro this morning
in front OF the Mitchell hotel and is
now in the county Jail awaiting his
hearinng. The couple were locked in
each others arms and fell down the
steps into the hotel barber shop and
also directly into the arms of Deputy
Sheriff Emory Owens who arrested
the mar responsible for the fight.
The board of county commissions
ers is in session today as a board
of equalization of the recent tax
levy.
Daniel Buchfink, a German about
1873 years of G was arrested by
Sheriff Berry this afternoon after he
miles south of the city and where
he was alleged to have carried off
some articles. He was held by
| NT;o1D1.o~ ,rl L,,.,, +, l. CNar1cnn until
the arrival of the sheriff. He is
now in the coutny Jail.
The university school of music
will open it's first semester this fall
Monday, September 22nd. The fol-
lowing artists have been engaged
for the years 1884 who will give
recitals in the Artists course: Hugo
Kortschak, Austrian violinist, with
Miss Elizabeth Pollender, accompan-
list; Silvio Scionti, Italian Pianist
and Marion Green, American Basso
Cantate. A series of three faculty
recitals will also be given by Profs.
Gray, and Hunter, and the various
organizations of which Prof. Hobson
is conductor. In addition to the
above, three special student recitals
will be given by the advanced stu
dents and private recitals every week.
Today is the day the new automo-
bile law goes into effect and the
office of the county treasurer is very
busy handing out license numbers.
M. j. Burkel of Orient is here on
business today.
e. j. Harrison and Wife of Rapid
City arrived in the city last night
for a short visit.
A freight train on the Milwaukee
went itno-the ditch near kaylor last
night and as a result trains from the
south We're detoured into this city
by way of Marion Junction, on the
east and west line. The passenger
due here at 1870 did not arrive un-
til about 400 O'Clock this morning.
willard Snow of Sioux Falls is
here today enroute to %Plankinton on
business.
Farmers are very much pleased
ovre the recent rains which have
visited this section and several of
them declared this morning they
never saw corn make more of a grow
til than it is this year. j. T. Morrow
states thai he usually has his corr
plo iouI tlIlSS III d season Dllt
that this year the second blowing is
barely finished and some of his corn
is already to far advanced to stano
a second blowing. He declares that
his corn is growing fine and that he
will be lucky if he gets one more
blowing. w. S. Hill states that his
corn has ben plowed twice and will
not tsand but n more blowing.
N. NJ. Hanson of the state depart.
ment of school and public lands i.
here today and viii appraise a piece
of school land in Badger township
which the county will purchase fol
a road.
Rain fell here again last night IL
the extent of 80 of an inche. Thu
rain extended as far east as Parker
and as far west as Oacoma. 1t wa.
somewhat heavier to the east thar
it was in this city. To the NORTH
rain is reported as far as Mellette.
From Wednesdays Daily
A. J.. Reber. wife and daughter
have been visiting H.. H. Nedro ant
family. Mrs. Reber is a sister of Mrs
Nediro. They will start today for