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

MentiOns of Che hannenl,

Mrs. Thorn IS Fullerton left tuesday
norning for Siorx City and other
> hints to make u visit with relatives.
Charles Z. Tenney, OF Sioux CITY
arrived Tuesday afternoon to make Il
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. L. Tenne1
A. 7. McGoyern & Sons announce
some excellent bargains from their
new stock Of goods. whicbhave Just
been placed OF their shelves. Read
their priclngs.
II. c. Tapp places a new advertise
mept before our readers today Gun
cerning the month of April being the
month for the presentation Of the
diamond for the birthstone.
Benz. Davis arrived home Monday
evening via the Omaha road from ST.
Louis. Mo. He haa just finished his
first year in q medical college. and
will spend the summer at home.
Miss Nora Harker arrived home
Tuesday from LosAngeles, Cal,
where she spent.Itewinter. On+her
way home sic sfophedste len days at
Oakland, Neb.. to visit with rela-
tiyes.
@ NJ. F. Pattenscames hodne Monday
afternoon fronazaaSanday visit with
his relatives EiinniettssbtAgs#1o9a
Mr.. Patton says there is nothing finer
than, taoseneW coaches whichsthe
Milwaukee read Isl rusllsin On the
Iowa and 1,akota alxisieai.
The Bachelors had ssfy fair at
tendance at their danefug party Mon
day evening and some good music was
furnished BY NiGhols1s mandolin
club. The crowd was JUST large.
enough to make dancing all the more
enjoyable. IL
Levi Pierce, who recently moved
here from Ashton, has commenced
the erection of a residence on the
south side. The foundation is com
pleted and is ready for the carpen-
tiers to begin work. 1t will be a two
story structure.
H. c. Greene went to Washington
Springs to do quiteSa good deal of
surveying in laying out new city
property. The fact that the Mil
waukee road viii soon build into
Wessintgon Springs has enliyened
things very much indeed in that
twon.
Joseph Furrow, the state organizer,
N. H. Dams, deputy, and Frank
Clayton, F. ]. Wood, a. E. Bachman
and E. Fl. Dams will arrive in the
city on Monday5of nextWeek to es-
tablish state headquarters for the
Court CT Columbian Circles. This is
fraternal society embracing life,
accident andssold age benefits. The
headquarters of the Circle are at
Upton, Iowa, and The society has
made a strong growth in that state.
Prof. E. J. Quialey, superintan.
dent OF the city schools, will take
part in the educational meeting at
Yankton on April II and 1s, w en-
the South Eastern South Dakota
Teachers Association convenes
there. Prof. QuIeIsy will read a
paper on the subject OF Parents
Meetings. Prof. ,Quigley is an ear
nest advocate Of the meeting OF par
ents to discuss school matters and
mas had several sessions this winter.
MISS Gold Corwin, assistant princi-
pal Of the high school, is also on the
proeram for paper, the subject OF
which is Method Of Teaching
Literature
Work was c6t1naenced Monday on
the erection OF the buildings for the
observation-disclosures Company.
Inc yards are locatedaensuorth Main
street., near the Omaha depot. The
ground space Of theEyazd VIII cover a
space s0x275 feet. yhih tive lumber
sheds viii be erected, each 20x15O,
with a driveway between them. a
t"o-story Office, 20x26. VIII also be
put up. The work is being pushed
Forward just Iassfast a: poslsibIe. and
tney hope to have things III readiness
" commence business BY May 1st.
rive cars of lumber have arrived as
part ofFthe first shipment and more
Will De coming right along.
Inc Lund Lana Agency is with
ufawlnR its business from South
psKota, and out sof twenty-eight
onces in the stats t~wenty-four have
peea moved to points in North
DdkOta and nnnao sysTtEH T,nd