The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-25

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DR.. !. P. Foster, of Huron. was in
the city Thursday on his way home
from trip out west to Investigate
some diseased horses.
ID. V. Moore arrived last Friday
via the Omaha road from Grand
Forks, n. D.. to remain through the
holidays with his relatives. and Mrs
Moore. who has been here several
weeks. Verne usually gets around
once a year to see the folks and his
many old friends in Mitchell. and
the pleasure is mutually agreeable.
Enthusiastically lady or gen
tienan to manage business in this
county and adjoining territory for
house Of solid financial standing,
800. 90 straight cash salary and ex-
penses paid each Monday direct
from headquarters. Expense money
advanced; position permanent.
Address Manager, Cos Monon Bldg,
Chicago.
Plankinton Herald: r. 2 Navin
was up from Mitchell Saturday con-
sulting his partner, J. F. Craig. con-
ceIning the building they contem-
plate erecting on their lots in Mitch
ell in the spring. The prospective
building is to be of brick, 5Ox14O,
three stories, located on the lots
across Main street from the new Wild
mann hotel.
DR.. W. E. Crane returned home
this morning from Woonsocket, where
he has been several days as a witness
in the damage suit brought by a. B..
kingsbury against W. B. Baer, where
the latter made an attack on MI.
Kingsbury about a year ago and at
tempted to shoot him. The parties
reside near Letcher. l.. @. Hardesty
appears as the attorney of Mr.. Baer.
At the annual election of officers
of the W. r.. G. the following ladies
were selected to manage the affairs
of the Corps during the ensuing year:
l. lCoiuCllGy NilSs ". II. NlDDCC , ScIliUl
vice, Mrs. Cope; junior vice. Mrs. s.
j. Moore: treasurer, Mrs. Clara a.
Lukins; conductress, Mrs. J.. Fl.
Nolt ;''guard, Mrs. W. Plotner. The
officers will be installed during the
first meeting in January and the old
soldiers and Relief Corps will have a
Joint installation,
The Republican hasn't any objec-
ton to the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
! clipping items from its columns as
much as it desires, bnt it has always
been a custom among newspapers
when they do so to give credit to the
paper. We were amused to find a
half column article in the Argus
Leader of yesterday taken from The
Republican and placed under an AL
exandria date line as a especial teIe-
gram' to that paper. The article
was in reference to the Milwaukee
railroad wreck.
= John Schmidt and family came in
from their Beulah township farm Fri
day and went to the photograph gal
lery--O HOyt Cox, where Il family
group was taken. 1t was the twenty
fifth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
lSchmidt's marriage and they
celebrated the event in line style
| at their home Saturday, which was
participated in by the neighbors.
r Mangus Haucke and wife and Less
Miller and wife, of AlgOmi, Wis.
: arrived Friday to attend the ami
y versary celebration.
The editor Of The Republican re-
ceived the information Friday of the
l death Of his grandmother. Mrs. S. A.
t Downey, who died at Atlanta, III.
Wednesday night. She was 81 year:
e old in October, and up to within the
e past few months she was practically
G in the full possession OF her menta
S faculties. With the exception Of
& year ago. when she was sick with ty
t phoid fever for about six weeks, sick
o ness had entered into her long lif'
IS but very little. She died in the hom'
where she has lived for SO years.
e In the presentation Of "A Fisher
&c mans Daughter,' at the opera hous
Is Thursday evening Hickman had tn
= audience with him in his humorou
" character. AT times people wer
simply convulsed with laughter a
'e his antics. His makeup was ludi
II crOus and he carried the idea Of tn
simpletOn out to perfection. Mis-
:" Lewis, in the leading role, was eS
q EXCEPTIONALLY good and played the pa:
y to a nicely. The members Of tn
company are certainly doing thei
r. best to please Mitchell theatre goers
A. and although the audiences are nc
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