The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-13

q. =. Doyle and A. N. Hill went to
Sheldon, Iowa. Wednesday to at
tend to some real estate matters.
Fl. 2. Beckwith has been in the
city since Sunday and Thursday
returned home to Elk Point. Mrs.
Beckwith will leave Saturday.
Jos. Schlimgen received word this
afternoon Of the death OF his aunt,
Mrs. Matt Schlimgen, which occurred
at noon at ParKston. The lady was
we'll known in Mitchell.
The government thermometer We'd
nesday showed a higher inclination
toward spring conditions. The high
est point reached by the mercury was
I6S degrees and the day was an exceed
ingly pleasant one.
Moses FarroW arrived in the cityj
Wednesday evening from Eidora, Ia.
at which and other points he has
spent the winter among friends and
relatives. He said the winter in
Iowa was not very bad.
A. T. McGovern s. Sons havea new
advertisement in The Republican to-
day in which they call attention to
the line Of new goods that they have
just placed on their shelves for the
inspection Of the public.
Mrs. w. S. Hill, who has been Wis
lifting with Mrs. Geo. E. Foster, re-
turned home to Alexandria Thursday
morning. Mrs. fill has been in very
poor. health for some time with sciat-
|ica rheumatism and after a long siege
of sickness she is able to be out again.
Mrs. i. j.. Shaw and daughter ar
rived Thursday from Minneapolis,
and are visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Noble.
Mr.. Shaw has decided to move to ABB
erdeen, where he has a POSITION with
a large furniture and undertaking es-
Establishment. Mrs. Shaw will join him
at Aberdeen in a short time.
]. G.. Grouse arrived home from.
Sioux City this afternoon and was ac-
companied by his son.. Charles. Con-
cerning the statement made in The
Republican last evening of the young
mans getting into trouble we were
misinformed, as Mr.. Grouse stated
that his son was in nc trouble what
ever.
I. B. Martin had a public sale of
his personal property northwest OF
town Wednesday andl livestock and NAL
chinery sold much better than he an
ticipated. He figured that his sale
would net him about $1,000 and the
total amount reached $l400. j. s..
Serveson g. Son were the auctioneers
and it was due to their efforts that
such good prices were realized.
Scotland Citizen Republican: Mr..
Judson i. Simmons and Miss Fannie
E. Oliver, both Of Parkston, were
married Feb. 18th. HJnd.'' as he is
Familiarity called by his many friends
in Scotland, is now travelling salesman
for the State Publishing Co., O.
Pierre. and after their wedding triI
and a visit with friends in Illinois
and Wisconsin, they will make theil
home in Huron.
There was a large crowd of dancers
at the Bachelor Club party "Wednesday
eyenirg, which resulted in n Of thu
mo t pleasant Of the season. I'll.
music was furnished by the Imperia
orchestra and it's popularity was at
tested by the hearty and deserved en-
cores it received time and again dur
ling the evening. The Bachelors hav'
a happy faculty Of providing thei1
friends with a great deal Of pleasure
M. c. Porter came down town Wed
nesday for the first time ia clever
: weeks, having been confined to hi
home that long in recovering from
1.-THE amputation Of his leg, whicl
was made necessary by breaking it
\ The limb was removed a little beloy
the knee. Mr.. Porter said he wa
d very grateful to the many friends il
n Mitchell who have been a great eI
n enlargement to him during his cor
finement at home.
: The friends Of John Tuckey NTH
= city were the recipients OF an ar
@nouncement of his marriage toda.
lille was married to Miss Elizabeth a
! Randall at Cass City, Mich, Tuesda,
4 March 10. This is a surprise b
friends had not planned on, as the
had no suspicion that he contempla
ed matrimony when be vent east Sc
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