The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-17

.. r. Brown, of Plano township,
has purchased a residence property on
the south side Of o. II. Litch6eld.
Miss Lillian Bately has taken a
clerical position with the branch
Office of the Cudahy Packing Co. in
this city.
=. y. Wagner was over from Alex
andrlaso on legal business before Judge
Smith in connection with the Koch
bankruptcy case at Emery. Z
s. "a. Ramsey, Eber Wilde, %. HI.
Brewster, ]. r.. Whiting and N. b.
Reed are a quintet OF W~oonoscket's
leading citizens in the city Friday.
Jonn Jackson. who has been travel
ing in the southern states, returned
home sick a few days ago. He said
he could.not stand the climate down
there this trip.
When DR.. and Mrs. e. b. Bracy
return from their winters trip to
California and Mexico they will
occupy the Laidlaw house Oh the cor
Iner Of Rowley and Fourth streets.
George Schirmer, ansemploye Of the
Milwaukee road in the car repairing
department, is constructing "a neat
little cottage onseast Hanson street.
The carpenter work is being done by
III. Carlson.
g. s. Peters, Of Sioux City. was III
town. Mr.. Peters is connected with
the publication Of the new history
of South Dakota, which is under the
management Of Doane Robinson, Of
Aberdeen. The book will be sold
on subscription and will be issued in
two volumes.
The city election will be held on
April 81, and candidates for the city
council and board Of education are
being talked Of. Infthe course Of d
few days The Republican will give
the list of gentlemen who are being
discussed for the city positions.
There will be five aldermen to elect
and six members of the board Of edu.
cation. @#
Mrs. w. r. Spencer, of Chamber.
lain, who lost her pocketbook from
the west train as it came into the
city Thursday, was unable to find it
after nearly a days search on@the
track west OF town. This morning,
however, she continued her journey
to Deadwooa, having been supplied
with additional funds by her rela.
tiyes atChamberlain.
Misses Matilda and Phoebe Weeks
departed Saturday for Sackett,s
Harbor, n. Y, where they will make
their future home, their father hav,
ing preceded them last week. They
have friends in the city and country
who will regret their departure very
much indeed. Miss Matilda Week.
has taught a number of successful
terms Of school IN the county.
a meeting of the Retail Clerk.
union was held Thursday evening
The membership was increased o,
this occasion by the additionso q.
twelve new rames.. The officers D
the union. r doing quite a bit o
missionary work along this line an,
they hope to enroll the name of ever,
clerk in the city. The charter lis
will be left open until April %, 70
the reception of new members at tn
charter fee Of ST.
Z. Z. Odell, of Sioux Falls, agenc
director Of the New York Life In
~surance Co., was in the city. Will
there Mr.. Odell appointed S. q. Jone
an agent for the life insurance CON
pany. MI. Jones has resigned hi
position with the j. T.. Case Co.
which he represents in Nebrask
TERRITORY. he will spend the summe
on his farm near Big Stone Cit
and some Of the time he will deyot
to soliciting life insurance.
The Chamberlain Journal in men
tioning the dedication of the ne,
Catholic church which will likel
take place this week, says tina
George Holleran, of..this city, pre-
scented the church with a new organ
Mr.. Holleran's kindness will doubt
lessly long be remembered by til
Catholic society in that city, an
when instruments are needed b
any of those families in the futur
they will certainly bear the trad
mark Of the Gable company.
Aldermen Curtis, Perry, Hannet
andsMayor Silsby went over to Siou
Falls Friday to consult Arch