The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-18

- = $500
,--E, II. Wilson, ..of..Salein. spent.Sun.
day in the city with. Or. ..and.Mrs..t.
W. Freyberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Dawson and
Mrs. +. Wedehase went..to.ChicagO 10
remain a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. r. J.. Lamme spent
Sunday with relatives at Redfeld-and
came home Monday morning.
= The Northwestern Land Co. has
moved its Office from the opera house
to rooms over W. Fl. Conyes' clolhlnH
store.
= Mrs. j.. d. Anderson.wenI % AMER
deem Saturday evening t0-Sp"nn NnM-
day with her husband. 1lley uln
returned to Mitchell Monday.
Mrs. Virgil Boyles and Mary went
to Yankton Monday to remain
until the day after Christmas with
relatives. Mr.. Boyles wjll,--go'd down
the first OF next week.
Rev. D. r. Tomlin am home Fri
day. from. Huron. He went there
to attend the meeting Of the mission
AIRY board Of the Congregational
church for the purpose Of making the
estimate Of the apportionnent among
the various churches Of that de-
nomination in the state.
Hon. Frank Morris, Of Huron, sur
veyor general, was in the city over
night. Mr.. Morris has been men
toned among the possible candidates
for the nomination Of governor on the
republican ticket, and he has a lot Of
friends over the state who would be
pleased to see him the choice Of the
convention.
Policeman Briggs arrested a fellow
by the name Of Anderson Saturday
night, who was drunk and disOrderly.
Anderson was walking up and down
Main street trying the doors Of bust
ness houses when he was run in.
Justice Mckinley assessed IA line Of S.
Monday morning when Anderson was
brought up for a hearing.
Rev. Il. II. Bruins, pastor of the
German Evangelical church, returned
Friday to Armour. Mr.. Bruins
that the WOrkrjs-prOp reSsing
yery--nicely on the new church build
ing on east First street. The build
ing..is being plastered at present and
the annex Of the church will be fin
islled so Northumberland
be held there. .
The thermometer got down to work
in earnest Saturday night and Sunday
morning the government instrument
registered % degrees below zero.
One degree below zero was the warm
est it got Sunday. Monday morning
the thermometer registered Is degrees
below. 1t is evident that we have
some..cold weather in store for the
rest Of the winter.
The annual election of officers was
held by the Eastern Star Chapter
Thursday evening, with the follow
ing result: Worthy -Matron, Mrs.
Louise Barlow; worthy patron, G. W.
Adams; associate nation, Mrs. Flor
ence Johnston; secretary, Mrs. d. NJ.
Tiffany; treasurer, Mrs. Fannie
Wells; conductress, Mrs. Jessie Win
sor; associate conductress, Mrs. Jen-
ME Wiltse,
Judge Smith and count Stenog-
rapher ..BoyIes went to W%oonsocKet
Monday to. hold the term Of
circuit court. A prominent divorce
case which was set for lhis.term has
been postponed until some time III
the future, owing to the fact that
Senator Kittredge will he unable to
leave his duties in the senate to come
out and manage the CASE The par
ties to the case are prominent in the
east.
G%uStave Schubert arr we'd IA few
days ago from Brighton, H.. and
joined his family, who came several
weeks ago. Last summer Mr.. Schu.
bert bought the Fox pop factory and
bis son has been in charge Of it since
then. Mr.. Schubert is a gentleman
of means and he proposes next season
to make the factory one of the besl
in the. state. The Republican is-.very
glad to welcome Mr.. Schubert anc
his family to Mitchell, and we trust
that he will be very successful in his
business.
Sunday evening the revival service.
at the Baptist church came to a close
having been conducted for the pas,
two weeks under the direction of Rev
j. M. Hupp, of Elk Point. and Rev
r. j.. Giblett, of this city, Mr.