The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-06

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Mrs 0. Z. Shaw and children, who
nave been visiting at the home of
Geo. 81. Miner, returned home to
Scotland Friday morning.
Mrs. Frances Foster. VINO has: been
visiting with relatives in tie city for
several weeks, left this morning for
her home at Sioux City.
Mrs. Jay a.. Dundass arrived from
Madison Saturday evening to make
a visit with Nh, and Mrs. Ell. b.
Rogers and family and DR.. and Mrs.
r. f. Dundas.
Mrs. Ed. Devy left Monday for
Chicago to remain several weeks
to look up the latest styles in millin-.
cry goods and to lay in a supply for
the coming season.
City Auditor Herbert left Saturday
afternoon on the delayed Milwaukee
passenger fol Carroll, Iowa, where he
has some business TO look after for
Lund's Land Agency.
Miss Nellie Coffin left this morn
ing for Omaha, where she will remain
a month in selecting her line of mil
linery goods and acquaintlng herself
with the new spring styles.
Col. r. w. Stewart, OF Pierre, and
IA. R. Sanborn, superintendent OF
the North-W Western road. of Huron,
came down from the lorth Monday
and spent the day in rhe%city.
John Tu5key left Saturday afternoon
for Chicago and expects to be gone
about two weeks. While away he
thinks he will make a visit to his
old home at Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ID. Butterfield
arrived home Saturday afternoon
from their trip to the dry goods
markets in Chicago and New York.
They have been gone about three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles and lit
tie daughter, Mary, went out to
Chamberlain Saturday afternoon to
visit friends and relatives while Mr..
Boyles is attending court as steno-
grapher.
The new shelves for the vault in
til county auditors Office have arriv-
ed and will be placed in position at
once. These will enable the auditor
to keep his papers in much better
shape than ever before.
DR.. M. L. Spencer, Of Waverly, To-
wa, is now associated with DR.. J. G..
Mccartney in his dental Office. DIR.
Spencer will move his family to this
city in a short time. The two prac-
tictioners we're classmates in college.
Judge Smith and Court Stenograph-
er Boyles returned from Alexandria
afternoon, having finished
up the term of circuit court. There
were only a few cases at this time and
they were not of very much import
ance.
The Republican Just finished print
ing a thirty-two page manual for the
public schools of Ashton. In this
class of work The Republi IAN does
quite a good deal of printing for out
side towns, and the office is particu-
larly well equipped for handling it.
C. Fl. Morse, an extensive stock
farmer residing a few miles south
east Of this city, has come to town to
remain about six weeks to take treat
ment of DR.. B. A. Bobb for Bright's
disease, andSthe physician is using
the hot air machine and electrical in
struments in the case.
We are indebted to f. A. Bidwell
for a copy of the Carnival Bulletin,
showing the floats that were exhibit
ed at the Mardi Gras parade on the
oath ulU., at New Orleans. While the
illustration is beautiful on paper the
affair as displayed on the streets
must have been gorgeous.
John Carlson went down ito Platte
Monday, being called there by
the death CT Peter Bagland, an Ole
friend of Mr.. Carlson's. He will re-
main there to settle up the bushes;
affairs of the deceased. 1t vas the
intention Of Mr.. Bagland to move tt
this county with his family this
spring.
Miss Perle Richards entertained
large number of her young lady anC
gentleman friends at her home Thurs
day evening IN honor of her guests
Miss Adeline and Charles Anderson
of Planklnton. The evening was very
delightfully."- passed, in which musica
selections formed a very attractive
part. Refreshments were served.
Eugene Saenger and Will A. Beach