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

win a severe attack of the grippe.
R. a. sommers, Indian agent A.
Lower Brnle, was in the city Trurs-
day.morning on his way home from
Pierre.
Mrs. Frank Bond, Of Alexandria.
mas been visiting at the home OF M
NJ. Mcdonald and returned home
Thursday morning.
DR.. Ray Smith came up from Scot.
land Thursday to attend the
funeral over the remains Of Mr.
and Mrs. H.. H. Motley's little son,
Loomis. the new town northwest,
or Mitchell. has been granted a nost.
office and Francis j. Smith has re-
ceived the appointment of postmaster.
he VIII operate it in conjunction
with his store.
A. Pence, of Neolia, Iowa, is one
OF the newcomers to Dawson county.
He arrived Wednesday with a car
load OF household goods and farming
implements and has located on a
farm about s miles northwest of this
city.
Robert Crosby went to Aberdeen
Wednesday evening. He has the
oHer OF &, position there with the
Milwaukee Co. as bill clerk, and if
1t is satisfactory be may conclude to
give up his position as baggagemaster
here and move to Aberdeen.
Conductor John Hasley. who was
injured in a wreck on the Milwaukee
road near Rock Valley about two
weeks ago, arrived IN the city Mon
day evening from Sanborn, Iowa.
He has about recovered from his in
juries and expects to resume his
work again Friday.
Joseph Coughlin, "a son of the mail
carrier, left Tuesday via the Mil
wakuee road for Everett. Wash.
where he will make his future home.
Joe has been employed in the yards OF
the Fullerton Lumber Co.. and he
will take a position with a lumber
firm at Everett as a grader of lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kibbee, who
have been visiting with relatives at
Eldora, Iowa, the greater part of the
winter, expect to leave there this
week for Kansas City, Mo-, to finish
out the winter season. MI. Kibbee
has been laid up with the grippe for
a week or more, but is now able to
travel.
Mrs. III. L. Bates and daughter,
Miss Lydia, arrived home Monday
evening from the eastern markets,
where they have been for several
weeks and to purchase a fine stock OF
millinery. They will soon open their
new millinery establishment for the
inspection of the public. Mrs. Bates
has secured an experienced trimmer
from the city.
John and James Murphy arrived il
the city Monday evening from Shells
burg, Wis, with two cars of emigran1
goods and are now residents Of Davi
son county. Last fall they purchased
the Spangler-Swindler farm of a hal
section in Perry township and vii
take up their residence there at once
Their families expect to come in thu
course of a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Drake and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Loeyinger and It'll
child left Tuesday via the Mil
waukee road for Everett, Wash
They have not as yet decided on
permanent location, but at som
town in that state they will eneag
in business. The Drake family hav
lived in Mitchell for about twent
years. coming here when the COW.
was in its infancy, and it was VII
much regret that they broke thel
strong friendly relations with $
MANY people in the city. Inc Ke
, publican hopes that they VIII all q
:, we'll in their new home.
Miss Lila Mae Ewart entertalne
; a number of her lady and gentleme
: friends at a piano recital at her nom
, corner of Fifth and Rowley street
, Tuesday evening. Miss Ewart is
I student of the musical department.
!. the University and at the June Q
t mencement she Will graduate IN ~
e musical work. On this occasion MI
Ewart played nine selections Oh u
t classical type, which demonstrate
e a wide range in the conception OF II
work. and which tested her aeil'oy
n a pianiste. Miss Ewart plays WI
much expression and power reaal
! adapting herself to the recurrence :,
as set forth by the authof. a. y