The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-24

Wanted-Girls at the Mitchell
Steam.Laundry.
Jerome Miles has commenced the
erection of a new residence on east
Fifth street.
Geo. A. Johnston left Wednesday
for Mason City, Iowa, where he has
some business interests to look after.
J. T. Morrow, s.. Fl. Scallin and
Rev. D. R. Tomlin left Tuesday eve
ming for a trip to Idaho Springs,
Col.
Mitchell will send a pretty good
delegation Of musicians over to Sioux
Falls Friday and Saturday to attend
the musical festival, which will be
held the last two DAYS OF the week,
Kew. VIM. Fl. Klaus. of Redfeld,
pastor of the German M. E. church,
is in the city looking up the members
of that denomination with the view
Of possibly establishing a church
here.
Mrs. Geo. E. Foster went owe to
Sioux Falls Wednesday and will at.
tend the musical festival which will
be held there Friday and Saturday,
at which Thomas orchestra. of CHI
cago, will be the main attraction.
Mrs. John T. Kean, of Woonsocket,
died at Palo Alto, Cal, last Friday.
Mr.. Kean took his wife to California
carly last fall for the benefit of her
health. The remains will be brought
TO Woonsocket for interment this
week.
The ten-year-old son of Nels Seder-
strom, living s miles south of town,
was badly injured Wednesday by
falling from a horse. Both bones in
tn e lads left arm were broken. DIR.
Bobb was called out to reduce the
fracture.
W. S. Sprauge has just received a
draft from the Woodmen Accident
Association. of Lincoln, Neb., for a
recent claim he held against the
association for an accident to him
self. Mr.. Sprague says the claim was
promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.
Commencing next Monday evening
German preaching will be held in the
Salvation Army hall by Rev. f. Fl.
Bruins, the pastor, every night during
the week. oil who understand the
German language are cordially in
vited to attend the meeting, from
which the English are not excluded.
DR.. Geo. P. Dix arrived home
Wednesday from Aberd cen. He had
been up there to assist his daughter,
DR.. Dix, in arranging her dental
Office, but the building in to which
she was to move has not been COM
pleted and it will be a week or two
before she can commence business.
Mrs. Fred Bjordstrop was seriously
injured Tuesday afternoon about 5
O'Clock by being kicked in the stom-
ach by a horse. She went into the
barn yard to catch the animal when
she received the injury. Two ribs
were broken and her left lung is in
very bad shape as a result Of the
injury. She is resting very comfort
ably at the present time, but is not
out of danger.
The Woman's Library Association
is accommodating quite a good sum Of
money for the purchase of books for
the Carnegie library. AS a result Of
the recent entertainment given by
DR.. Schussler and Miss Kober the
total receipts were 1927. IS, the ex-
penses were $6S. so, leaving a balance
Of $50. IS. With this sum and what
has previously been raised there is
now in the treasury s349. 05.
Fl. L. Maxwell, until recently local
manager Of the opera house, and
George Koehler, who is employed as
a timer in Webster, Cook & Co.'S.
harwdare store, have formed a
partnership to put a dramatic COM
pany on the road. The company will
be organized the latter part Of August
and start out the first week in Sep.
TENDER. Mr.. Maxwell has already
booked his company for a number o.
dates during the fall and winter.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home Of VIM. D. ALLEN Wednesday
when Mr.. William Tuttle land Mis-:
Alberta Watson were united iI
marriage. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Fred T. Drewett ir
the presence of a few friends an6
relatives. After the ceremony {
wedding dinner was served. Thi!
is the fourth wedding that ha'
occurred at the home Of Mr.. Aller
this winter and spring.
IloSrdau y aiuil coruiaa axamina.