The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-01

MS daughter Mrs. A. U. HOOn at Ar
mour and came home Monday.
Thos. Manchester went to Milwan-
kee Monday in connection with
his duties as travelling engineer of
the Milwaukee road.
W. r. Smith, who is conducting a
store at Scotland, came up to remain
over Sunday with his family and re-
turned Monday.
Miss Maud Snow has accepted a
position as stenog1apher with the
Mitchell Fruit &c. She has recently
finished a course in the Western Bust
ness College.
Mrs. John Dunleyy and Mrs. P. II.
Kelley, who were called to Larch-
wood, Iowa, by the death OF their
aunt, arrived home Saturday evening
via the Omaha road.
Mrs. l.. e. Day, who has been
visiting at the home Of Prof. E. J..
Quigley for the past three weeks, left
Monday for her home at Harvey,
H., a suburb Of Chicago.
Lee Baldock, who has been working
in a drug store in a Minneapolis
suburb for some time, arrived in the
city a--fewsdays ago for a. visit with
DR.. and Mis-. f. W. Freyberg.
a. E. Hitchcock arrived home Sat
urday evening via the Omaha road
from Yankton, where he argued the
case of the range stove peddlers be-
fore Judge e. G. Smith, of the
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Artie Davis, who has been working
in the postotice newsstand. for some
time, resigned his position Saturday
and Monday he went to work
for Chas. W. Hoon in his cigar store
and ice cream parlors.
Mckinley & Eddy have taken the
agency for the General Automobile
and Manufacturing Co.. of Cleveland,
Ohio, and have already disposed of
one Of the machines in this city
to L. Reckwith. 1t is expected to
arrive about the first Of June.
Washington Springs True Republi-
cam: Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Grace
moved their goods from the Lyle
home in ANNA to their new home in
Mitchell Wednesday. For the past
week they have been out on Mr..
Grace's claim in Buffalo county.
Rev. Charles H. Powell arrived
home this morning from Chamber.
lain, where he held Episcopal services
yesterday. In the future Mr.. Powell
will 60 to Chamberlain every fourth
Sunday in the month, and on that
day no services will be held in the
local church. .
G. R. Tinan, the Kimba,l Graphic
editor, came over to Mitchell.
Monday and spent the day in the
city, just to get away from business
for a day. Clate said he pounded out
enough copy on his typewriter to last
the compositors a day. He favored
The Republican with a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Hance, Of
Lansing, Mich, arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon, and will take
up their residence here. Mr.. Hance
is n of the travelling men for the
Mitolo1I Er,it M ap1 mill oouo,
the territory west and north o.
Mitchell. J. T. Rush is the othe!
representative of the house and viii
travel east and south.
In the absence of Pastor Tomll1
at the Congregational church Sunday
Rev. Antoine Gamer, D. D., occuple.
the pulpit both morning and even
ing, and those who heard him dur
ing the day speak very highly of hi
work in the pulpit. Nh. Gamer
voice is handicapped to some extern
, owing to the removal of a canoe
from his throat some six months age
Geo. Schirmer found a lead dolla
down in the east end of the Milwau
kee yards yesterday, and it is eviden
J that some of the tramps who ar
moving through this country are try
. ing to make some easy money. O.
one side of the coin the dollar fac
was completed, but it was a poo
imitation Of the genuine. The eagl
side was smooth and lacked the i'm
, press of the old bird.
The Mitchell contingent whic
. went over to Sioux Falls Frida
, and Saturday to attend the musics
festival given by the Thomas orches
ira arrived Sunday morning, that
a portion, and the rest got in today
, There YER about forty people wer
over from here. They were great
pleased with the concerts and til