The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-04

marriage ceremony at h wedding
of his niece, Miss Bessie Allen, TO
Walter l.. kailie ii Valley Springs.
1t is reported from Kimban this
morning that Aviator Frank j. Bell
made a beautiful flight this morn
ing in his Curtis biplane. He was
IN the air 20 minutes and made a
dozen circuits of town, flying over
II from every direction I'll an alti-
tude of LOCO feet. In his attempt
ed light last evening at sunset the
motor stopped and the biplane was
deposited in the midst of a potato
patch. However the machine was
injured only slightly. There will be
another ascent this afternoon. IL is
said.
W. II. Koch and wife of Reddeld
arrived in the city today for a short
visit.
George Sloatman OF Chamberlain
had business here today.
Robert Tracey of P~lankinton died
OF hear trouble at the ST Joseph's
hospital last night. Mrs. Harry
Frederick OF Alexandria was operat-
ed upon yesterday for appendicitis.
Ihls morning Miss Violet Searls OF
Salem was brought TO the hospital
and Is being treated for blood poison.
Mrs. Chris iroth was a Parkston ar
rival at the hospital today and sus-
famed operations for appendicitis
and internal trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fitch came to
Mitchell today from Boone. Ia. and
VIII remain for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. steve Nooner and
Two daughters, of Houston. Texas.
nave been visiting their mother
Mrs Nooner and sisters. Mrs. Geo
Conrad and Mrs. C.. +. Campben
iof the past month. They return
ed home this morning.
The office of the county auditorI
Yesterday gave out the information
'ha' ne iinal %calnation placed upon
tIe farm lands in Dawson county by
= ne state tax commission amounted /
$~12,567,320.
Mrs. Blanche Lowell went to Sioux
city yesterday to visit at the home
OF her sister for several days.
Mrs. e. X. Mather arrived home
last night from the Black Hills where
she mas been visiting for the pastI
week.
Wo druhks We're housed in iail
today being unable to pay the fine
gwen them in municipal court this
morning as the result of their condi-l
non. Frank buckingham was arraien- !
ed before Judge Herbert on the
charge of stealing a gasoline engine
Yesterday. h complaint was signed
by james Spears. The engine was
valued at $50. B~uckinghom pleaded
guilty TO the charge of grand lar
eeny and his trial was set for next
tuesday morning. He was released
on bail of S1O0.
Fred NJ. Kraft, formerly of Mitch
ell, was elected secretary this week of
kakoseca tennis club which re-
emily held its annual tournament at
Murdo. The organization is composed
Of tennis clubs of the towns along
ne Milwaukee railroad between the
Missouri river and the Black Hills.
Inc passenger train from the west
asst night was nearly four hours lateI
n its arrival here. An engine break
was the cause. The majority of
hose who went to kimball yesterday
morning ON the special returned on
his train. Others came back this
morning.
Quite a number of people from incl
,lty have gone down TO Tobin's grove
hiring the course OF the day to watch
he fish SEEMING operations in pro
sress there.
Miss Ethel Blynn departed this.
morning 70 Arlington. s. d., where
VIII teach in the public schools
his year. She was accompanied from
lere by Miss Ethel C~ottingham of MI.
who will also teach at Arl-
ngton.