The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
IN TOWN AND N
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

For sale, two COWS. $. H. Sca,,in
Mccormick corn s%hredders are sold
ny WIN. Koch. They do the bcst
work. ~
Frank p. McGovern went to Yank-
Ton Tuesday to attend TO sono
business matters.
SEND FOR an elegantly illustrated
catalogue of Mankato Commercial
College Mankatu, Mimi, before Won
decide where to attend.
Frank Campbell, who was callod
here by the sickness and death Of his
father, the late A. X. Campbell. re.
turned home to Sioux City Tuesday
morning.
DR.. G. s. Burr. of Chicago. has
oeen out to Washington Springs for
several days looking after some prom
erty interests and returned to the
city this morning.
n'eo Uldce Smltn went to Letcher
Gl'ls afternoon to take a position as
teacher in the intermediate dcpart-
ment.. Miss Smith graduated from
the high school in June and took a
course at the University summer
school.
Kew. II. l.. Forbes. who has been
assisting Rev. Chas. Il. Powell in
the work of the Episcopal church by
Killing the pulpits at Chamberlain and
WoonSocket, has rendered his resip-
nation, which Mr.. Powell has ac-
cepted.
Presiding Elder Jenkins came over
from Sioux Falls Tuesday and
left on the afternoon train for Aber-
deen to attend the conference. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Jenkins,
who was here attending the mission
airy convention.
Louis Herzog and family have re-
turned to Mitchell to live. They
moved to Yankton ABOUT five years
ago, and Mr.. Herzog was employed in
a blacksmith shop. He has erected a
new shop on west First street and is
open for business in bis line.
Miss Emma Dahl. who was a stem
ographer in the Home Guardian
office when the company moved here
from Canton. has resigned her posi-
tion and is collecting over the state
for the Argus Leader. Her place in
the Office is taken by Miss Hattie
Older.
Madge, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. B. Frank, died Tuesday
morning at AS O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. J. H. Paullin, on east First
as the result of bowel trouble
and heart failure. The family live
at Akron. Iowa. and came here on a
visit with Mrs. Franks sister. Mrs.
Frank will be remembered as Miss
toN, having attended the high
school and graduated in 1892.
Mitchell sent a very good delega-
ton to Sioux Falls Saturday to
attend the concert to be given that
afternoon and evening by Metropol.
itan Opera House Orchestra, Of New
York, with Nine. Nordica as the So
loist. There were about forty in the
which was a good representa-
tiOn for Mitchell. The visitors
returned Sunday morning via the
Omaha's morning passenger.
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand has been
delayed more or less in the past ten
days by the non,arrival of the re-
mainder of the water table for the
hall building. The rest of the
material reached Mitchell Monday
and this morning the work was re-
Mr.. Scheurenbrand states
that with favorable weather during
the next three weeks he will be able
to get the stone work done on the
basement story, where the building
will be allowed to stand until next
when work will be resumed.
The University foot ball team cane
back from YanktOn Tuesday morn
ing OH al early freight. Monday af-
ternoon they met the Yankton eleven
on the gridiron in a game that was
contested, Tankton winning
by a score Of 6 to O.. The field was
wet and muddy which prevented any
good work by either team. 1t
was the first game Of the a that
Mitchell has played with a college
team and the home boys were not in
the best possible condition for the
game. There is another time coming
when Mitchell will ever up that de-
feat.
Edwards, Wood s. co. have rented
the two front rooms in the Beckwith