The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-02

SssS. Johnston left Wednesday
9aIliQrningfor points in Wyoming to
Slf00HSafter a deal in real estate.
aAs Abraham Boynton went to
IL inner Wednesday morning. to look
64tefssome business matters.
&8Isss Mary u. Taylor visited with
zkxteiads here several days and re-
Sa6l1Hdled to Vermillion Wednesday
alSaand Mrs. Robert Burns and
SsssSE Wedehase. arrived home We'd
nassday morning from their trip to
MINNEAPOLIS.
ifgWkth relatives in Minneapolis for
sstEfeS past two weeks and arrived home
SMhgSddssday morning.
M8and Mrs. G. E. Neyin, who
h&gesbeen visiting with friends in
theSSSdty, left Tuesday for their
alNoa1elin Laurel, Neb.
s2sS8 NH aJobn Cook went to Armour
sAallnssdayst ito visit with her daughter,
MSssgJo Ohm Raben. a daughter was
boII8tosher ON Saturday last.
EsnaeetSOn Tuesday of next week and
aatssthat time the change in the
county officials will take place.
mildred Hough has been
away Visiting friends at Sioux Falls,
MINNEAPOLIS and Aberdeen and re-
tlx3ed home Wednesday morning.
Hen&rnann & Roth have formed a
partnership to follow the business Of
ssplnn1bing. and expect to commence
sbtlsingss the first Of the new year.
M1Es Hannebuth, of Plankinton,
sSandsAfiss Farrell, of Flandreau, were
the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. B. A.
ssBobb during the Educational Asso-
ciation meeting.
@Mrand Mrs. j. M. Kuhn have
Il beenS#8visiting with friends and
AsrelatiVes in st. Paul for the past
week and arrived home via the Oma-
1a road "Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Mcguire, principal of
the Gettysburg schools, is spending
5sher@yacation in Minneapolis with her
sister augusta, who is attending
StatzSlUniyersity Of Minnesota.
ssSSNltchell hopes to entertain the
teaciiers of the state again in the
nearfuture and it is hoped that they
Will not let eleven years elapse again
befOre paying a visit officially to the
ssHhysicians report quite a good deal
soffSsYstcckness in the city that is of the
grippe nature. 1t seems to act differ
entSinsthe various cases, and some
ssaTasQuite sick and others do not have
sso bad.
ssIilesice harvest has not been start
eda%yet, and people have COM
Iaenceddg to wonder if the ice dealers
areesxgg0ing to overlook the matter.
ThesWork will doubtless be started
a aswdays.
REPRESENTATION Army held watch
meeting services Wednesday evening.
Untii@#the hour Of midnight the
time was taken up with singing and
speeches by Captain Jones and the
sInensbers Of the Army.
Nss$ggensen will not be in the ice
business this year, having disposed
s0fashis houses to s.. B.. Rowley, who
expects to commence putting up ice
nfaW days. Mr.. Rowley says that
B heWiM give the same satisfaction in
Hsthe Business that Mr.. Jensen was
kanotedEfor.
81 p Mease, editor of the Madison
A DlailysSentinel, and proprietor of the
aSonthaDakota State Journal, was in
Sssth6sgtty to attend the Educational
Assoeiation and to look after the in
zterestS Of his publication with the
a3eachers. He returned home Wednes-
day 106rning.
RrofG. w. Shay, principal of the
Messangton Springs Seminary, was in
@1 CITY attend the Educational
Iaeetang and returned home Wednes-
day afterDoon. Prof. Shay said that the
seminary had a very good enrolment
atthespresent time, there being 1874
igtldents in attendance.
Is@sAssWas mentioned last week the
telegraph side of The Capital did not
reach Mitchell in time to be sent out
SssMiIfthSSthe paper. AS there is a con-
stInled story in the paper that the
Eubscribers are doubtless reading the
sQpplement is sent in addition this
SssWeeksin order that the thread of the
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