The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-11-19

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- hranson and Geo. e. LOGAN
went down to Edgerton in -,h.n,o. NJ.
county this mornine
James Tobin returned to sheldon
iowa. Monday. He has not been
IN very good health Of late.
ha Devy has gone to Sioux Ci.v 10
settle up some business matters connect.
90 With the death of Mons Distad
/. l.. w. Adams received a telegram
from Rsesville, Wis, announcing that
son was born Monday to MIR. and Mr..
W. j. Snow.
Mrs e. w. Boggs arrived home Sat
uroaS evening from Sioux Falls, where
sne mas been visiting her parents for
several weeks.
Mrs. S. L. Brown came over from
Centeryille TO visit with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. D. G. West, few miles
west Of this city.
| Nat Bennett left TODAY for Des
Moines, Iowa, to join dramatic com
pany. He will play the from bone in the
band and orchestra.
Ihos. Navin was over from Plankin-
ton Saturday to secure supplies with
which to start up Fred Widman's
| SalOon thara Mo,doX
Mayor Fullerton arrived home Sat
urday and was accompanied by his
sister, Miss Gene Fullerton, who will
visit here several weeks.
N. j. Bailey, a student OF the Univer-
sity, is reported to be i'll with typhoid
fever, in mild form, at his boarding
place near the University.
Rev. W. B. D. Gray had good audi.
ences at the Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening and his
sermons were very interesting.
Mrs. w. W. Robertson who has beep
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Geo. E
Logan, returned to her home at Grand
Forks, N. D.. Monday evening.
Yankton Press and Dakotan: To
Tom Burns, OF Mitchell, who has been
appointed receiver OF the land office at
Mitchell, Yankton friends extend the
heartiest congratulations.
Jos. Harker departed Tuesday for
Springfield, Mo-, at which place he
owns some real estate. He will also
visit the cities OF Kansas City, Topeka,
FIT. Scott. etc., before he returns.
On Nov. 16, Dec. I, aud 81, 1897, the
c., M. & ST. p, railroad will sell home
seekers excursion tickets to. the usual
territory. Apply for information to
3. E. CLARK, Agent.
Engineer Roth of the city water
works wishes US to state through the
columns of THE REPUBLICAN that the
pressure will be turned on the water
mains hereafter from $50 to 6 p. m.
and 7:30 to a. m. until further notice.
I Mrs. Anna Simmons, of Huron, pres
ident of the State Equal Suffrage AS.
sociation, was in the city Monday, hav-
ing been out to Plankintop. where she
spoke on equal suffrage Friday evening
and also addressed the inmates of the
reform school Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. F. Winsor departed Monday
afternoon for Seattle, Wash, with the
expectation OF locating in that city.
MIR. Winsor, although young man, is
an old resident of Mitchell and for
many years was trusted and COM
petent clerk in the United States land
office here, retiring when change OF
administration came in over four years
ago. We trust Ed. will meet with sue
cess in Seattle or wherever he locates.
| Rev. Mr.. Stevens turned the services
of the Methodist church over to the
Y. M. c. A. of the University Sunday
evening. j. P. Hauser presided and
remarks we're made by Lewis Shuster,
E. T. Cotton and Prof. Grace and Miss
Cook spoke in behalf of the Y. w. G
A. The music was furnished by q
double quartet of University students.
This is the week of prayer in the Y. M
G. A. circles and services are held each
afternoon at the University at o'clock
Drs. Crane and Ball brought their \
rays into practical use Monday and
found piece of steel which had beer
driven into the aeshy part of Ben Hell
wigs arm week ago. 1t was success
fully removed. The same gentlemen
removed tumor from the cheek o
Mrs. G. Farrell OF Running Water
Miss Rose Sprague, who submitted tt
an operation last week, is rapidly re
covering and it appears that the at
tempt made to save her hand will b'
successful.
i A young man by the name OF Lei
Mabbott was brought to this city Sat
urday from Groton and taken ou
to Cham berlain on the afternoon train
Owing to his feeble condition it wa