The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-06

Henry Mueller, of Dennison, Iowa
i IT. ,he city with a view Of establish
b; +; :1 . '1to,': cigar factory.
Donahue, of Ethan, was in
d, - c city over night and returned
s tno Wednesday morning.
=, II wilkinson and @. A. Reeves
=, rnesday for Pierre to remain
'' u, thc close Of the legislative
session.
49,, y, Womeldorf left Wednes-
~ nf FIR Rapid City, where she
oa ~, commence a series of revival
ssptipgs tomorrow evening,
n Wagner, of Bloomington, III.
:. hspn in the city looking after
l.1s real estate business, at which
,,,Ine he is engaged IN at his home
town.
vrs p. F. Ward has been seriously
a, with the grippe for the past two
nortbs. but has improved to the ex-
.,nt that size is able to sit up a por-
lion of the day,
1udee Smith adjourned the term Of
,oo,t at Chamberlain Tuesday after
s,,n and retained home on the even
inc freight. There was but one ease
- trv and that was al Indian d.
urce suit.
z ". ellis has been confined to
mis- home for the past four weeks with
severe attack Of inlammatory rheu-
matjsm. He was able to get down
tovn Wednesday for the first time
and was glad indeed to get back to.
his shoe business again.
l.. +. Luce and little son came in
from White Lake Tuesday morning to
meet Mrs. Luce. who is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. c. E. Hager. Mrs.
Luce has been at Asbury hospital, in
Minneapolis, for some time taking
treatment. They expect to return
home tomorrow.
u.s.. Serveson went out to II. L.
4 Omealey's farm Wednesday to cry
a sale. Mr.. Serveson and his son are
being kept very busy at the present
time in crying auction sales and the
weeks are few where they do not have
three or four sales. The firm works
hard to make their sales a success and
the reports that farmers bring to this
office are of that character which in
dicate something OF their success.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Motley died Wednesday morning at s
o'clock. aged ten months. Since it's
birth the child has been in poor
health. About a week ago the little
one became sick with the measles
and they settled in his spine, which
was the cause Of death. The friends
Of the family will %sympathize deeply
in the hour of bereavement.
Funeral services were held over the
remains of the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Motley Thursday after
noon at 2 O'Clock at the residence,
corner Fourth and Rowley streets.
Inc services were conducted by Rev.
A. D. d. Fraser and were attended
by the friends Of the family. The
remains were laid to rest in Grace
land cemetery.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed Tuesday afternoon, having been in
special session two days. In the af-
ternoon they took trip down into
prosper township toview the location
lof two bridges across Enemy creek
petitions for which had been present.
eo' No action was takenat the pres
emu time and it was deferred unit.
lAe April meeting of the board
mere wa so much ice and snow al
Tile points where the bridges were
wanted that the commissioners coul(
hardly Judge as to the necessity.
A bowling club was organized
tuesday evening among the bowler
Vi Ihe city. The following officer
were elected: President, W. b. bod
son: vice president, Clyde Kimble
secretary, Elmer Stenwall; recordin|
secretary, Hugh Jaeger; treasurer
nay Branson: directors, w. FL. Saul
"Al' wilkinson, Fred Tobin, Waite
noIt' &. b. Vermilyea, Hugh Jaeger
Inc Clubs formed for the purpose G
ueaIlhg a greater interest in til
1polC OF bowling, and to act as a
incentive to secure matches wiJhou
outside teams. A city league will b
Visallzed at a later date. Anothe
neellng Of the club will be held 0
l0esoay evening of next week.
lew Pierce and family moved from
ashton Thursday with thar horce