The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyle; and
Mary returned from Yankton We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Lou Hatch arrived from Bridge
water Wednesday evening to make
a short visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
A. Truax.
Mrs. Win Rush is reported to be
slowly improving from her recent ill
ness. but in her weakened condition
it will be some time before she fully
RECEIVERS.
The happiest couple in the world
should be a deaf husband and a blind
wife, both taking Rocky Mountain
Tea. Keeps peace in the family.
80 cents. S. H. Scallin.
Fred Widmann, jr., came up from
Parkston Tuesday afternoon, and he
was kept busy accepting the con-
CALCULATIONS of his friends over his
recent marriage. He went home on
the evening freight.
Jay Markham arrived nome Wednes-
morning from Pierre, where he took
the examination before Judge ID.
Haney to practice law in this state.
Mr.. Markham has been completing
his studies in the office Of Is. q.
Hitchcock.
Services will be held in the Episco-
pal church on Good Friday. Rev. j..
H. Babcock will be over from Sioux
Falls to take charge Of them. Mr..
Bahcock will also oficiate at the
church on Easter Sunday. Tits ex-
pected that the new rector will reach
Mitchell the following Sunday, after
Easter, for his first service.
A. J.. Geihm has purchased the resi-
dence on the corner of Fifth and Duff
streets. now occupied by U. G..
Wells. E. Becker sold it to Philip
Schomberg and the latter sold it to
Mr.. Geihm, who expects to get pos
session Of his property in several
weeks. Nj. Geihm is a travelling
representative for the j. I. Case Co.
Mrs. Hough, sister and two chill
dren arrived from Kimball Tuesday
evening and left for Chicago and will
make their home in Zion City, join
ing the Dowie society. The father
and son will join them there shortly.
1t is understood that one or two
families will leave Mitchell May LIST
to join the Dowie society and make
their homes in Zion City,.
The fire department boys made
their first appearance in their new
uniforms on the day Of the presi-
DENTS visit to Mitchell, and they
made such an impressive display
that We wonder now that they even
hesitated about coming out. The
uniforms are not of the gaudy type.
but they n very attractive in the
dark green color, trimmed with a
little gold lace and a wide black
braid A natty cap with the word
Mitchell in script across the front,
completes a uniform that will show
up with any company in the state
when the iremen's tournament is
held at Chamberlain.
The prohibition people of the city
have arranged for a public address
to take place at the opera house on
Wednesday evening, April Is. Judge
Pollock, of Fargo, N. D.. who is
recognized nthat state as the father
of prohibition. will deliver the adj
dress, which will be along the line OF
the success Of prohibition in his home
town and state. He talks straight
from the shoulder and discusses the
question from a business standpoint
The address will be delivered particu'
larly for the benefit of the voters,
and in order that they may have The
preference of the seats, no children
will be admitted to the opera house
Ladies will be required to be seated
in the gallery, while the lower foo!
will be reserved for the voters of thl
city. Cards will be distributed
among the voters Of the city and ad
mission to the opera house will b
secured in this manner.
The public may or may not hay'
lost interest in Mrs. Anderson. VIII
has a reputation in various parts 0
the state as a window smasher, hay
ing cut up such an escapade at Aber
deem a few years ago. Once or twic'
she has appeared in Mitchell, but sh
was kept under close surveillance an
did not commit any such deEreda
tions here. 1t has been several year
since she was in Mitchell, but she al
rived on the Omaha road from Wol
Ellington, Mimi, Tuesday eyenin