The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-20

MRS. ID. l.. Tenney arrived from
Sioux City Monda~ afternoon.
John @. Anderson came in from
his ranch Is miles west of Chamber.
lam Tuesday morning.
MISS Myrtle Toland went to ST.
Paul via the Omaha road Monday
evening to buy her millinery supplies
for spring business for her store at
Bonesteel.
+. NJ. Bailey has been travelling for
several weeks through Iowa for the
Mitchell Roller Mills, and reports
having had a good business in the
disposition of flour He returned
Monday.
Max Noois, of Paulding, Ohio,
arrived Tuesday evening and will
make his home in this city in the
future. He is a relative Of +. r.
Wells and family and a brother of
Miss Clara Nobis.
M. G. Porter is still making good
headway toward MS recovery from
the amputation of his limb. He is
able to sit up the greater part Of the
time and enjoys frequent visits from
his friends III the city.
Conductor John Hasley was in a
railroad accident near Rock Valley a
few days ago and was considerably
bruised. He was taken to his hone
at Sanborn. His many friends in
Mitchell hope that he will get along
nicely.
S, P. Jewett, of Geddes, has been
in town for several days and returned
home this morning. He said that
when the building season started in
Mitchell this spring that he expected
to return and work at the carpenter
trade.
Mrs. Chas. Crane, formerly of this
city, stopped off a day with Mrs.
May Dwight for a visit and contin.
ued her journey home to Sioux Falls
Tuesday. being joined here by
Mr.. Crane, who had been out tc
/, Pierre.
A. A. Boynton has some land in
Beadle county, about ten miles from
Huron, which the oil ]prospectors il
that city would like to get hold of,
He has had several offers for options
on the land with the privilege Of
buying.
R. S. Pottenger, of Onawa, Iowa
has located in the city. Mr.. Pot,
finger is an architect and will follow
his profession, and with the amount
OF work anticipated building there
will likely be quite a good deal O
work in his line.
A meeting of the painters unior
was held Tuesday evening for thu
election of officers, with the following
result: President George Kanouff
vice president, Alex. Dumas; tinan
cial secretary, +. } Purdy; recording
secretary, A. L. Greaves.
The absence of Justice Reeves from
the city has caused a delay in TIN
hearing of Dave Minard's case. Th'
Justice came in from bis farm tbi
Afternoon at a late hour and it j
likely that the hearing will be hell
without any further loss of time.
! John Beddoes. OF Beulah township
5 will Q 0 become a resident of Mich
ell. He has just purchased the G
7 f. Outton residence on North Law
Ter street and expects to get posses
sion early this spring. Mr.. Beddoe
had a public sale of his proper
, ty Thursday.
! Monday evening the Sir Knights o
!, the Maccabee lodge entertained til
Lady Maccabees in a social way at tn
Workman hall, and there was a yer.
good attendance, considering the col
] weather. NIchols's mandolin clu
~ -
2 furnished some music during tn
evening. and there were games an
d other amusements for the company
d Refreshments were served. and tn
F, affair was a notable success.
y President Erion, Of the South Da
, kota Improved Live Stock Breeders
: Association, was in the city Tues
; day, and in conversation with The Re
publican said that since the assocla
/ ton was formed last Thursday tina
IS he had received about a dozen letter
e from stockmen throughout the stat
wanting to know what the fee was
IS so that they could become member
e of it., He thinks that by the tim
# the association meets in Mltche
next January that the membershl
will be over 800.
: Wednesday morning the thermomete
,ooictorod % degrees below zero, an