The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-14

2:23A, were DEVELOPED by Guy G.
Akens.
For sale, sixbrood sows, will farrow
by Nov. 18th. Inquire on the Mason
farm. 6 miles west of Mitchell.
Mrs. Geo. H. Eastman came up
from Scotland Monday afternoon to
remain a few days with relatives.
j. r. MiIliken spent Sunday at
home and returned Monday afternoon
to Alpena, to look after his banking
business.
Rev. A. D. D. Fraser, who preached
at Tyndall in the Presbyterian
church Sunday, arriv home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Halphide de-
parted Monday morning for st. Louis,
Mo-, to make a visit Of three weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Sneller have
been visiting in Sioux City for
several days and arrived home Mon
day afternoon.
W. D. Waterman left Monday
for Freeport, Ill, to attend to some
business matters, and expects to
be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Ella Burnside, who has been
in Sioux City attending a business
college, arrived in the city Monday
afternoon to remain a short time.
President Graham said that.another
car of iron had arrived for the Uni
versity's new building. 1t has been
unloaded and taken over to the build
ing site. If it cannot be utilized this
winter the president says every thing
will be in readiness to begin work
in the spring.
Dr.. j. G.. Mccartney has equipped
his dental Office with some OF the
latest electrical appliances for use in
the profession. All of bis machinery
is now propelled by electricity and
his office is as fully %up-to-date in
methods and appliances as can be
found in the west.
The first cold snap this section has
experienced so far this winter got in
Monday, when the thermometer
stood at Is degrees above zero
at 7 o'clock, that being the lowest
point it reached during the night.
Sunday the thermometer only went
as high as 80 degrees, and it was a
cold, disagreeable day.
Mrs. II. M. Clark arrived home
Saturday afternoon from Toledo,
Ohio, to which she accompanied
the remains of her husband several
weeks ago for interment. On arriv-
ing at Toledo the remains Of the late
MI. Clark we're met at the depot by
the Masonic fraternity and the body
taken to the Masonic temple where
it was kept until the following day,
when the order took charge of..the
ceremonies.
The cnterprising little town OF
Letcher will soon have an opera
house. The upstairs of a building
has been finished off for a place tx
have public gatherings. A goot
stage has been put in and plenty O.
scenery added for the use of dramatic
companies. The house will be opened
Thursday evening of this week will
IA dramatic performance by the
Londale Go. The seating capacity o
the house is 500.
Rev. Mr.. Greene, of Escanaba
Mich, occupied the pulpit in St
Mary's Episcopal church Sunda.
morning and evening. MI. Greene j!
making a trip through the west ant
was sent here by the bishop to fill GU
one Sunday in the absence of reglua:
pastor. The sermons delivered b,
the visiting rector were very mucl
enjoyed by the congregation, ant
what he had to say was along th'
line Of encouragement in the work il
the west.
The cold.snap Monday morning pu
people to thinking more than eve
about the coming winter weather
and where they are going to get hare
coal to burn. Quite a few are ex
perimenting in burning coke, ant
find that it works very well indeed
1t will keep a good fire over night
and throws out an intense heat
It is reported that some hard Goa
is expected in the city in a few day
and that it will be retailed at abou
$12 per ton.
The work on the interior of tn
Library building is progressing yer,
nicely. The plastering contract ha
been awarded to James Carney b
Contractor Kings and it is under
stood he will commence work on tn
interior in a few days. The plumb
ing has been let to Mr.. Dow at Siou: