The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-19

state pound. That makes the crime
one for the federal court to deal
with.
From Fridays Daily
Through a slight oversight, for
which no n is particularly to blame
a few names were left off the list of
members of the ladies reception com
mittee for the reception to the visit
ing lady Elks. The complete list is as
follows: The Mesdames. l.. j. Welch
w. r.. Upton, VIM. ID, Morton, Geo.
A. Silsby. j.. j.. Lahey, A. e. Hitch
cock, G. w. Downey, Fl. r. kibbee,
j. G. Mccarthy. T. j. Spangler, F. H.
Winsor, S. e. Morris. John Herman,
A. p. P%orteous, Lewis Beckwith, c.
NV. Johnston, Mark Harris, j. ]. My
les, *. S. Christensen, A.. B. Seaton,
w. A. Heimberger.
The Mitchell baseball team defeated
the Ethan team yesterday by the
score of 3 to O. Four hits are credited
to the former and two to the latter
team. Kirkpatrick and Ryan formed
the battery for the locals and Zolnow-
sky, the Yankton college sta pitched
for the visitors. Mitchell obtained her
three runs in the sixth when Young
went to first on an error, Nolt walked
and Gilmore drove them both home
with a three base hit. Gilmore then
scored on an infield hit by Frame.
VIM. Scallin umpired the game.
j. Houghton of the state college
at Brookings is here and has accepted
a position as assistant city engineer
for the coming summer.
j. II. Teisdale of Stickley is here
on business today.
Fred Widmann, Jr., and Walter
Widmann of Doran, Mimi, are here
to attend the Lillian Widmann tuner
al today.
Dudley Ucheffer, II. e. Kelly, AL
bert Boal and a. o. Oheson of Vivian
are here today and spent last night
at the Widmann.
The people of Mitchell should be
very proud of the beautiful Elks
building here" said j.. c. McNally of
Omaha who is here today. "Never in
a town of this size have | seen as fine
a one and not so very many in a lot
of towns larger than this. 1t is a
handsome structure and is a fitting
.testimonity to the prosperity of this
country and the booster spirit of the
Elks of Mitchell"
j. w. Bryant and wife have arriv-
ed in the city and are now making
their home here. Mr.. Bryant is en-
pected to take up his duties as cash
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bank tomorrow. The couple have just
recently returned from a trip TO the
Pacific coast.
j. A. Buss is here from Charlots-
vile, Virginia to spend the m
MIR. and Mrs. l.. N. Grill stopped
Mrs. Crill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Smith on their way home from
Minneapolis. They also visited her
Wednesday left for their home at
Elk Point, S. d.
Misses Kathryn and Margaret
Smith of Kimball are visitors in Nit
chell today.
The city police force is now in re-
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We're brought into use this after
noon.
d. T. Becker left this morning via
the Milwaukee and Pennsylvania
Lines for New York Ciey, where he
accompanied the remains of his
brother-in-law, the late Edwin Metz
for interrment. Mrs. Metz was unable
TO make the long trip.
The new cement driveway at the
p%ostoffice is now completed and will
be ready for use shortly. 1t makes
Il handsome improvement and is said
to be a long needed one.
e. S. Kyle left this morning for
Bridgewater where he will take up
his duties with the Commonwealth
Life insurance company.
VIM. Sullivan of Toledo, o., James
Lacey of Detroit, Mich, and Alfred
Miller of Cleveland, Ohio, were ar
raigned before Judge Herbert this
morning on charges of grand larc-
eny and were bound owe to the No
vember term of the circuit court on
bonds of $500 each. The men are ac-
cused of breaking into a freight car
between here n Sioux City and
stealing a quantity of goods. They are
now in the county Jail to await their
trials.
II. C. Shields of Omaha, general
agent of the passenger department of
the Wabash lines is here today in the
interest of the movement of the Elks
to the Grand Lodge reunion which
will De held at Rochester, N. V, July
9TH to 18th.
From Saturdays Daily
Joseph Oswald made a deal this
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