The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-27
narry arshail went out to Tripp
FMS morning toopen up d Photograph

li'is morning TO open up a pnolographli
gallery.
Jos. Koch has purchased the resi-
uence property on the corner5of First
and Dawson streets.
MIS-. 9. W.. Coursey has returned
nome otter a visit of several DAYS
with relatives at Alpena.
John Wittnlavet. of Scotland. was
2 guest in the city over night at me
Mitchell ard went. home Thursaav
morning.
. q. Creighton lief this morning
on The north freight for Woonsocket
ana VIII drive oyer into Jerauld
county.
MIS-. q. ". Bnrright went to Sioux
Clty Tuesday to meet Mr.. Bur.
right, who has benin Kansas CITY.
MO for the past week or ten days.
9. ". Rohrer, chief of police Of
flerre, was in the city Thursday and
was shown over the city by Chief Of
Pollce Keith. Mr.. Rohrer has been
out to Chamberlain to attend The
meeting OF the board Of control.
Mrs. Geo. E. Foster went to Sioux
City Tuesday to remain d few
Gays with friends. She expects to
attend the performance given by
Mrs. Patrick Campqbell, the noted
actress, this week. at the Peavey
'IGrand.
The second quarterly service Of the
Free Methodist church will COM
meace this evening at the
church on the south side. Presiding
Elder Torsey. Of Parkston, will be
present during the meeting, which
will extend over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flank d. Peckbam
and Mrs. Percy Smith, Of Alexan-
dria. came over to attend the perfor-
nance Of 1.-THE Old Mill Stream, =,
Wednesday evening. The ladies will
remain until Saturday at the home
of q. Il. Belts, and Nj. Peckham re-
. turned Thursday morning.
i. d. and j.. G. Milne, Of Canton,
head officials of the Home Guardians,
are in the city on business connected
with that order. The Home Guar
dians is a new fraternal insurance
!, society that has lately been started
at Canton and for a new organization
has made a wonderful growth.
Wellington H. Meigs, of Sioux City,
, arrived in Mitchell Wednesday and has
decided to make this city his futur.
home. Mr.. Meigs is an attorney al
: law and will give his attention to tn,
exclusive practice Of his profession
: He is a member Of the firm o
:. Doughty & Meigs, Of Sioux City.
DR.. Geo. p Dix received a le5te
j from Manager Wilson, of the Freelan,
Mining and Milling Co.. at Idah,
Springs, Colo, telling him Of an &C
: cident that happened to one of tn
miners who was working in tn
Freeland mine. q large piece Q
rock became loosened and fell partl.
on the miner.
Fred Morton. of Summit, ha
Is taken a position as a pharmacies
II with J.. H. Ferris. Mr.. Morton is
graduate of the pharmaceutical de
ID partment of the Brookings agri
IS cultural college, and in the recen
,s examination he took before til
pr pharmaceutical board he stood til
highest in a class Of twenty youn
men.
le A fire alarm was turned in a lit
es after 9 O'Clock Wednesday evenin,
a but it proved to be no fire at al
~ The timers who were putting on tt
O. roof of the Carnegie library buildir
re left their charcoal stove on tt
d, building and there was suficiel
wind blowing to fan the dying embe
into a flame. This was seen by son
= parties across the street and tn
~ turned in the alarm for fear TIL
some danger might arise.
ne The members of "The Dairy Far
Il. Co.n arrived home Tuesday fro
81 Plankinton. They gave their perft
in nance at the opera house Mond
Ids evening to a very fair audience, a
ew they said the play moved along We
smoothly. One of the members
the company said t~hatseveral Pla
n kinton people expressed the opini
", that the "Dairy FARM was the
leu dramatic show that had been tn
rly in a long time. The Imperial Mi
dolin Club went ont with the co
nm pany and played during the peri
ces nance. After the drama the g
VII gave a dance in the opera house.