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

Found-One pair of crutches. In
quire at this Office.
DR.. Crane vas ordered by the pen
sion board to go to Beaver, Miner
county, to examine e. G. Towne, an
old soldier, for an increase of pension.
Mrs. G. E. Vermilyea went to Min
neapolis a few days ago and is STOP
ping at n of the leading hospitals.
where she is taking medical treat
ment.
Mrs. S. e. Young. matron of the
reform school al Plankintou. and
Miss Maggie Marshall, one of the
teachers, was in the city Thursday
doing some shopping among the mer-
chants of the city.
Fred Widmann has disposed of his
saloon property at Parkston to VIM.
Mueller. Mr.. Widmann and son Fred
were at Woonsocket Wednesday even
ing to arrange for going into business
at that place.
We notice by the Aberdeen News
that S. F. Schirmer, who has been
attending a pharmaceutical college at
Minneapolis, is taking the examlna-
tion before the State Board Of Phar-
macy at Aberdeen this week.
Mr.. M. Janowitz, manager of the
Sioux City Boiler & Sheet Iron Works,
Of Sioux City, Iowa, made a short
visit at each of the steam plants in
order to make the personal a%cquaint-
ance Of the operators of the plants.
Chief Keith is spending some
time in going over the residence part
OF the city to see how we'll the citi-
zens are cleaning up the back alleys
in accordance with the requirements
Of the ordinance and the notice that
he has issued. This matter should
not be delayed by the citizens.
S. Fl. Scallin, Rev. D. R. Tomlin,
0. e. Cassem and j. 0. Walrath, who
are directors of the Freeland Exten
sion mine, went to Idaho Springs,
COL, to make an inspection of the
property. Excellent reports have
been received from the mine.
John T. Kean passed through the
city Thursday with the remains
Of Mrs. Kean, who died at Palo Alto.
CAL, last Friday, on the way home to
Woonsocket. Senator w. N. Brow
was in company with MI. Kean, hav-
ing met him at Sioux City. The
funeral services will be held at WOOn-
socket Friday afternoon.
Ray Stevens, Of Lisbon township,
who was to have been married at the
home of VIM. D. Allen Wednesday
evening to Miss Ina Ronish, went tc
Scotland Thursday morning to see his
bride-to-be. Instead of the young
lady arriving yesterday afternoon as
the groom expected he received a let.
ter from Miss Ronish stating that
she Was confined to her home by sick.
ness.
II. c. Greene has returned from q
trip to Washington Springs, where
he has been surveying and laying Out
some additions to tie town. Mr..
Greene said that he would return
there in a short time to lay out two
more additions. Since the Milwaukee
railroad has decided to extend it's line
from Woonsocket out to the Spring:
real estate is looking up to quite ar
advantage for the owners.
Supt. W. W. Collins and Travelling
Passenger Agent Macdonald, of tht
I. & D. division of the Milwaukee,
road, were in the city over night
They met W. W. Sewall, a high ofic
ial of the road, and went east will
him in his private car Thursda,
Mr.. Collins said that within a shor
time the improvements would com
mence to be made at the depot in ex
tending the freight house and tear
ing up the plank walks around tn,
depots, which will be relaid will
paving brick. The middle walk he
tween the tracks will be !aii on
level with the rails.