The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23

completed putting up 107 cords Of
ice for his use next summer.
Mrs. Frank Jeffries, who has been
visiting her parents in Minneapolis
for several months, arrived home
Saturday morning via the Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Morrow have
gone to W%atertown, N. Y, to attend
the golden wedding anniversary Of
Mrs. Morrow's parents. The affair
took place last Tuesday.
Or. R. f. Dundas was appointed
by the county commissioners to have
charge of administering to the
county poor during the year, his bid
having been placed at $3.50.
Friday Drs. Crane and Ball re-
moved a tumor from the breast of
Mrs. Thos. Dean, the operation be-
ing performed at the patients home,
six miles northeast Of Mitchell.
Under date Of January is, Rev. J.
81. Olmstead, Of Tyndall, writes that
a daughter was born to Mrs. Ohm
stead on Tuesday, Jan. Is. She will
be remembered as Miss MABEL Rob-
inson.
Wednesday of last week Drs. Crane
and Ball operated upon Mrs. Felmy,
Of B.idgewauer, to relieve a strangu-
lar tembilcal hernia. A report from
the patient states that she is doing
nicely.
Nye Phillips and VIM. VanEps
arrived in the city from Sioux Falls
Tuesday morning and spent the day
here. Mr.. VanEps owns considerable
real estate in this city in the way of
lots and additions.
p. 3. Lovejoy, the operator at the
Omaha depot, went to Woodstock,
Mimi, to remain several weeks as a
relief agent. During his absence
Agent Wilt will try and get along a
little short Of help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fullerton
were called to Minneapolis by the
death of their little niece, a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fullerton. The
little girl was about eight years old
and her sickness was of short dura-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kimble and
daughter, Nellie and Frank Maynard
and family departed by way of Chi
cago to points IN Florida to spend the
winter. They will also visit with
relatives in Illinois before they re-
turn.
DR.. B. A. Bobb Monday received a
hot air machine for the treatment OF
rheumatism and other like diseases.
This machine is made for taking in
the entire body. He has had the arm
and leg machines for some time.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed Friday afternoon. The bill OF
A. R. Groenke of So, 400 for clerk hir
was rejected. It is understood tina,
Mr.. Groenke will ste thee'tounty. A
settlement was very satisfactorily
effected with Mr.. Groenke as the re-
firing register of deeds.
Another resignation has been made
in the city teaching force of the
schools, which was handed to Super
intendent Quigley. 1t is the teacher
in the third and fourth grades on
the east side, and the resignation is
to take ~effect.as soon as a satisfactory
substitute can be procured.
Mrs. &c. Colgroye Monday disposed
Of her residence property on east
Seventh street to Jas. Lyons, for
which she received S7OO. Mrs. Col
grove said she also sold the J.. Fl.
Camp property on the corner Of Sec
ond and Rowley streets. 1t was pur-
chased by j.. T. Smith, for which he
paid 81, 200.
Mrs. j. Haynes, who has been as
sisting in the care of her daughter,
Miss Anna, who has been sick for
some time, returned home to Mt.
Vernon Friday afternoon. Miss
Haynes is slowly improving and was
able to ride out Friday afternoon.
Her friends will be pleased to know
of her improvement.
While in Sioux City last week at
the editorial meeting we had the
pleasure Of meeting several former
Mitchell naOnla who arc now noakipu
their home there: Jos. Lovinger,
who is employed in an important
position with Davidson Bros. and
Mr.. J. A. Gheen, who is manager Of
the Standard Oil Co.'S. interests for
this part of the northwest.
There is a noticeable improvement
in the class of engines that the Mil
waukee road is using in it's passenger