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

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taken a position with ). L. Arney &
Co.
Mrs. L. @. Taylor came oyer from
Alexandria Thursday to. attend
the Schussler- Kober concert, and
returned home Friday morning.
0. r. Litchield has disposed Of
the new residence he erected on the
south side about two years ago TO a
Mr.. VanderBogart, of Artesian, who
expects to move to Mitchell to make
his home as, soon as he can get pos
session. Mr.. Litchfield is looking
for a location north of the Milwaukee
track or which to build a home that
be will be carer his business.
Judge Pollock, who addressed an
audience in this city Wednesday eve
ming, drove over to Alexandria with
Rev. A. E. Carhart Thursday after
noon and spoke to the people of that
city in the evening. Judge Pollock
returned home to Fargo Friday.
The judge has had a pleasant
social trip to Mitchell, and net a
number of Iowa acquaintance among
people of this city. He is a very
interesting conversationalist, and is
a gentleman we'll informed on
problems that are under general dis
cussion today.
Messrs. D. G. Thomas, Jacob
Schnaidt and VIM. M. Powers, mem
bers of the board on charities and
corrections, arrived in the city this
morning from Red6eld and Gary,
where they have been looking over
the state institutions. The board
has let some of the contracts to
architects for presenting the plans
and specifications for the conuemplat-
ed new buildings for certain state
institutions. Additional buildings
will he built at Yankton, Gary,
Redfeld, and a warden's cottage at
Sioux Falls. Architects have not
yet been selected for the other build
ings that are under contemplation.
This afternoon the board was joined
by W. E. Upton, and the members
went out to Plakninton to view
that institution.
After having been closed since last
fall St. Mary's Episcopal church
was reopened Sunday for regular
services. Rev. Charles II. Powell,
: Phi. D., the new rector VINO has been
assigned to Mitchell, occupied the
! pulpit of the church and his sermon
: was of a very interesting character.
He urged for a more brotherly feeling
; between people who live in a COM
munity, and to extend that generosity
: to n another that one wants for
himself. In his pulpit work Mr..
Powell is a digniied and pleasing
) speaker. His voice is very pleasant
and his conduct of the service is i'm
: pressive. The members of the con
: gregation were highly pleased with
{ Mr.. Powell and they feel they have
secured a gentleman who will do
' much for the church In building it
! up and maintaining a high standard.
The Aberdeen papers announce the
arrival in that city Of DR.. Leona A.
dix, and that she has secured
rooms in which to practice her pro
~fession of dentistry. DR.. Dix ha
. practiced In Mitchell and Yankto,
for the past twenty years, and he
> work in all that time has stood th
: test DR.. Dix is a conservation
= practitioner in dentistry and tn
y work that she turns out Of her ofic
y must be Of that character which wi.
: bear the inspection of the mos
~ critical. The Aberdeen people ca
er be assured of receiving honest an
ol fair treatment Of DR.. Dix, just {
as she has given the citizens OF Mitche
us during her years or practice. D
Geo. P Dix, who accompanied b
lal daughter to Abetueen to assist her
an getting settled, will return to Mite
to ell soon. and will retain his apar
'es ments in the Champeny building
81 Rev. A. D. D. Fraser and B.
i1o Barnard attended the meeting OF t
vi district Presbytery at Salem TT
week. Mrs. J. E. McCaslin and Nj
'eo A. C. Motley also attended the me-
ne ing Of the Woman's Presbyteri
Mission Society at the same place,
AK returning home Thursday evenil
eH' The attendance was quite large a
Se- there was a good deal Of busin
ne. transacted. The pastoral RELATE
eat exhstin9 between Mr.. Fraser and
his lehurch were dissolved by the Pres
ady fiery, and the same was done in
he'll case of Rev. Geo. Williams, D.
ANY who recently resigned the pastor
ence of the Alexandria church. Mr.. Fra