The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-20

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Dean.
The officers of the Freeland Extern
sion Mining Co. are highly elated be-
cause the tunnel driving for their
property has cut a vein of ore Is feet
wide, which further proves that the
deeper you mine the broader the yein
is.
The Williamson Bros. have returned
from Jasper, Mimi, where they spent
the winter. They expect to com
mence work in dressing the stone
for Fred Widmann's new hotel build
ing, az part Of which they did during
late lib the fall.
Manager Wilson, Of the FreelaDd
Extension Mining Go. writes that he
investigated another level and found
ore running $4,000 per ton in gold and
silver. He also states that he is TAX
Ing out splendid ore onsthe other Lew
els. sS
Jay A. Dundass arrived from MadS
5ison on the Omaha accommodation
Thursday evening and spent the day
in the city with his wife and par
lents. Jay likes his territory around
Madison and is well pleased with the
city for a home.
Carpenters have commenced the
erection Of John Dunlevyss house on
che corner of Fifth and Langdon
streets, John Slater having the con-
tract. The foundation was laid last
year by#O. L.sBranson, who sold the
lots and the completed work to Mr..
|Dunlery. u.
o. j. Fish and @. HI. Perry went to
Yankton Friday to Inspect al
laundry plant there which they think
Of buying and starting up the busi-
ness, which has been lying idle for;
some time. Since Mr.. Fish has dis.
posed Of bis interests in the laundry
here lie has been looking for a new
location.
Manager Chas. Gottschalk, Of ABB
erdeen, is going togiye Mitchell peo-
pie a good theatrical attraction on
March %, when Daniel Sully will APP
pear here in sspThe Mill Stream
Mr.. SuIly has played engagements in
the leading cities OF the United
States in the many years thatAhe
has been before the footlights and
we are confident the people will give
hima hearty welcome when he comes.
Secretary Walrath, of the Freeland
Extension Mining Co., informs The
Republican that the company has
made the final payment on the prop
erty and now have perfect title, as
all the claims are patented. The
company is fully equipped with all
necessary machinery. They have just
installed and paid .-cash for an all
compressor and a giant drill. Ths
company is in excellent financial con.
dition.
Walter III. Broadbent left Monday
sifor Dubuque, Iowa, where te
will remain about two weeks. Thu
J.fW. Broadbent Furniture Co. has
decided TO add the line Of embalmins
and undertaking to its business ant
) Nj. Broadbent will equip himself 70
1.-The art of embalming. His stay a
the embalming institution will b
short at.this time but he VII retufl
to finish up the course later in tn
) spring.
e Rev. George Lindsay, Of Chamber
S lain, occupied the pulpit in the Cor
gregational church Sunday mornin
d and evening and delivered two yer
e Interesting sermons. The mornin
n sermon touched on the thought {
Overwhelming beyond, and to impres
i theaidea more thoroughly the paste
gave his experience Of mountai
climbing nSthe Rockies. Mr.. Tomli
!. preached at Chamberlain in M
Lindsay's pulpit both morning ar
= evening.
(. The Milwaukee, Co. received fl,
< cars of stone Friday which will
j. used in rebuilding the wagon roa
that runs under the bridge just ca
d of the railroad yards. The water owe
j. flowed the dam the other day al
i'd washed out part Of the road. IN
a. company will now make the road OF
in more permanent character SO that
the dam oyerfows again it willsstal
the resistance Of the water. N
Gregory said it would take about
cars Of stone to finish the work.
re The Milwaukee company has issu
IN orders for all passenger trains runni:
lis between Mitchell and Aberdeen
as stop at the new station Of Loomis,
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