The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-31
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For sale-36 cows and % calves.
Apply to Jessie Fuller Il 26 Badger
Twp.
Fred L. Tiffany came down from
Selhy Tuesday to remain a few
days.
Congressman G. H. Burke, of Pierre,
was in the city over night, a guest at
The Mitchell. He went east Tues
day morning.
@. B. Kranz, of Baltimore, Md,
arrived in the city and is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Burns. Mrs.
Kranz has been here for several
weeks.
Miss Grace Gordinier has been visit
ing with Mrs. Andrew Eddy for
several weeks and returned home to
Letcher Monday afternoon. She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Eddy.
The W. G. T. U. will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Sine, on
the south side, at 3 O'Clock. Subject
to be discussed: "Anti-narcotics,"
led by Mrs. M. j. Bailey. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
H. G. Greene went to Sanborn, Ia,
to re-survey the town and do some
other work in his line. MI. Greene's
services are very much in demand as
a surveyor, for there are very few
engaged in the business in this sec
tion Of the the west, judging from
the fact that he is called in so many
directions to do surveying.
Il S. G. Kitchener was in the city and
made his last visit with old friends.
In a couple Of weeks he expects to
, leave Blendon township for Marshall,
: Mo-, where he will reside in the
future. He has disposed of his farm
up there and got a good price for it,
and has done exceedingly well on the
: place in the years that he has lived
, there.
The following officials have been
elected for the Mitchell Club for the
winter months: President, Thos.
Fullerton. vice president, II. E.
{ Hitchcock; secretary, Geo. R. Dou-
; thit; treasurer, Julian Tiffany chair
T man of entertainment committee, D.
N. Potter. The club expects to have
/ quite a number of entertainments
l during the winter.
IS The thermometer got down to the
r lowest point Tuesday so far this
fall. 1t reached q dergees. The gooC
rain Of Saturday night did a fine
: service in filling empty cisterns. The
: amount of precipitation was 10
. inches. For the past two or three
weeks the thermometer in the morn
ing and during the night has hung
u around the 40 mark the great share
~ Of the time.
d Harris & Blacker, the cigar manu-
facturers, now have eleven men OF
the pay roll and the firm is doing
good business at the start. Messrs
Harris & Blacker are endeavorin!
re to build up a strong business in thi
, city and the local merchants can adj
to it very largely by patronizing tn
d home industry. The line of cigar
u made by the firm is as good as an
d. brought into the city.
+ Funeral services were held over tn
~ remains of Mrs. Martin Ford at tn
TO residence, IA miles northwest O
Mitchell, Monday afternoon. Their
N was a very large attendance at tn
er funeral, which was conducted b
n Rev. G. f. DeGroff. The decease
f. was a daughter of Chas. Lindsay
nc A child was born ITO Mr.. and Mr.
er Ford last Friday. and Sunday ever
10 ing the mother yielded her life.
ut The local board Of registration wa
~ in session Tuesday in the cit
Up council rooms, adding new names
the assessors list and making TIL
er necessary changes from n ward t
III another. The board is composed Q
j. L.. Hannett, as acting mayor
Auditor Herbert and Treasure
ia Kibbe. A great many new names wei
ne added to the registration list an
to one Of the members Of the boar
4 stated that the list would cOntai
40 names