The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-27
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Nrs Geo. ii. Rev left Wednesday
,or Sioux City TO remain q short
zine with friends.
j. Hughes left Wednesday for
panid City. in company With his
hrnther George, who has been ii the
city for several DAYS.
Miss florence, OF Monmouth; Ill.,.
o,rived Monday afternoon to take
. nosition as trimmerin Chas Felgu-
sons millinery department..
Miss Jennie Newman, who is con-
nected with. the faculty Of Yanktonl
College, arrived Wednesday to visit
With Mrs. Sidney W. Smith.
Chas. Ferguson arrived home Tues
day evening from Chicago, where he
has been to lay In his supply Of
spring and summer millinery.
f. P. A. McGoyern went to Chica-
90 and New York to inspect the mar
lets for the latest novelties in the
dry goods line. He expects 90 be gone
several weeks.
James Bately, who has been con-
fined to the house since last Friday
with a severe attack Of inflammatory
rheumatism, is reported to be some
better at present.
DR.. Geo. P. Dix has purchased two
business lots on Main street, a short
distance north OF the corn palace, and
also three residence lots in the north
west part OF the city.
Geo. A. Johnston returned We'd
nesday to Mason City, Iowa, where
he has a stock of goods. He was ac.
companied by his little daughter, Lu,
ellie, who will remain a short time.
Friday evening a dancing party
will be given atsthe Mitchell Clul
rooms. Music for the party will be
furnished by Hoyt's orchestra, an6
this fact assures those who attend a
very pleasant evening Of danclng.
Jacob Becker takes an advertising
space in the Capital today to SCI
forth something with regard t
his spring suits. There is one thing
Becker dOtes on in particular ant
that is the tit oft he clothes he sells
Read what he has to say along thi.
line.
r. II. Kelley and sister, Mrs. JOIN
Dunlevy, arrived home Monday eve
ming from hardwood, Iowa, wher
they were called by the serious Hines
of their aunt. Mr.. Kelley said tina
his aunt was in very poor condition
and that the chances were agains
her recovery.
The Redield college held its annua
local contest Monday night to selec
an orator for the intercollegiate cor
test, which will be held at Huron j
May. The winning orator wa
George Williams, the title Of who's
Grafton is, "Some Determining Force
Of the Age
Geo. Hughes, of Rapid City. Wasl
the city. He is interested in tn
Yellow Jacket mine located nee
Deadwood, and in which sewers
parties in Mitchell hold a goo
quantity Of stock. Mr.. Hugh
brought over some ore specimen
which he says will assay over $50 p
ton.
Boarding. places in Mitchell a
getting to be mighty scarce at tt
present time. Hardly a day pass
but what inquiries are made for
boarding place. Here is an indust:
that might be looked up to accomm
date the numerous people that a
DESTROYS Of securing a place to boar
A. W. Deputy will leave for Mas
City, Iowa. Friday morning, shippil
a car of household goods over t
Milwaukee road. Mrs. Deputy lie
for that place yesterday and the t'
old peolpe will make their futr'
home with their daughter. N
Deputy has resided in Mitchell
years, and is n Of the Oldest
habitants. Their many old frien
will wish them well in their n
home.
The trains from the east and sol
Tuesday afternoon over the n
waukee road we're pretty well I'll
with landseekers who are thus ca
in the season taking advantage OF
low rates made by all railroads rul
ing into the state. From all soul
it is predicted. that this year y
witness the greatest purchasing
ever seen insthe state. While th
will perhaps not be SO many pee
come out on these excursion ira