The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-20

RE CiLi2enS u DIT HukWaDa,t we
4 learn from the Press Reporter, are
| starting a plan to secure a Touring
mill.
Miss Laura Lewis went out to
rIunt Monday evening to take a po-
,ition with a real estate firm, of
which John T. Cogan, of Sioux Falls,
is a member.
Mrs. II. Fl. Carey and Mrs. M. @.
Botts. of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. j. k.
smith went out to Pierre, Monday
evening TO remain a short time dur
ING the legislative session. Mrs.
Betts's husband is a member Of the
house.
Funeral services were held over the
remains of the infant son of MI. and
Mrs. Cyrus P. Sayles Tuesday
at 2 o'clock at the residence OF Mrs.
Jeanette Doyle, and were conducted
by Rev. f. T. Drewett. The friends
of the family attended. The remains
we're laid to rest in G~raceland Gene
terry.
J. C Smith, who was until re-
Gently employed in the meat market
of J. P. McKillip, is very sick at the
home of Mrs. Hinckley, with a COM
plication Of diseases. He is a mem
Der OF the A. O.. wv. and the order
is taking care of Mr.. Smith during
his illness, which has lasted for
nearly two months.
Ole Kjelmyr takes an advertising
space in The Republican today to
call attention to his new line Of
spring suitings, which he is ready
to turn into suits Of clothes for his
customers John HUSKY, who has
been on his farm near Harrisburg
for several months. is now in the
employ of Mr.. Kjelmyr.
Both the east and south trains on
the Milwaukee were quite late Mon
day afternoon, arriving about
$50. The storms in the east Sunday
was the principal cause for the delay.
Telegraphlc reports from Illinois and
several western states were to the
effect that a blizzard ragged most Of
the day. In central Illinois snow
had been falling for Sc hours, with
no signs Of abatement.
The local Red Men are contem-
plating establishing a magazine for
the benefit of the order of the state.
The local lodge is a very strong one
and it is IN the hands of men who
are working hard for its success.
The Red Men have no state paper,
and they feel that with the steady
growth Of the order that much
can be done through the publication
of a paper. They have not as yet
fully decided to put forth the paper.
This cold weather hangs on with a
tenacity that is truly unpleasant. Tues
day morning the thermometer regis
tered at 81 degrees below zero. Mon.
day was the coolest day I'VE have hac
this winter, that is the mean TEN.
pcrature wasf the lowest. The cold.
est day we have bad this winter was
Dec, 26, when the thermome ter reg.
lStered at 25 below zero, but the
mercury rose TO within 2 degrees Of
zero before nightfall. YESTERDAY
the highest the thermometer got was
10 degrees below. The mean TEN,
pcrature for the day was u below
zero.
Sometimes the funny man doing !
%lDOnologue turn in a dramatic com
pany gets let down. The Chamerlair
Democrat tells of an incident which
occurred out there last week. A
speciality artist in Tom Lennon
company was doing his turn on
evening. and asked if there vas on
lady in the audience who really ant
truly loved her husband. The youns
man was called in his question by
Young bride of a few hours who stool
up in reply to the query and declared
she would stand up for her husband
II the other ladies were afraid t.
stand up for their own. 1t wa
sometime before the funny ma
coulu get the attention OF hi
audience.
There are quite a number of bowl
ing contests being held in variou
parts of the state, particularly in tn
vicinity Of Rrookings-and Watertown
We have noticed some of the score
that those and other towns haV
made, but in no instance have any 9
them reached the total made by tn
Aitchell team several weeks age
which was 2759 for three games. Ver
lew of the totals in the towns mer