The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-27

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with relatives. !
Mrs. a. K. Campbell left Saturday
for Rockford, ILL.,, being called
there by the serious illness Of her
sister.
2. D. Purdy, the extra mail ar
rier, is taking the place Of James
Foley, who is confined at home on
account Of sickness.
j. H. Scriyen, who has been here
for several days from Ida Grove,
Iowa. returned to his business at
that place Monday morning.
F. 6. Farley and family, Of Red
wood Falls, MIN are new corners to.
Dawson county, and have settled on.
q farm 6 miles south of town. in.
Prosper.twonship.
Mrs. Frank Gibbs arrived home
Thursday from Sioux City, where she
has been in a hospital several weeks,
during which time she underwent a
surgical operation.
Z. NJ. Steger, Of Waterloo, Iowa,
arrived in the city and will make
Mitchell his headquarters in the
future as the travelling representative.
of the Simmons Hardware Co., OF
st. Louis.
A. 6. Melienz went to Yanktor
Saturday to remain permanently.
He has bought a half interest in the
laundry there with o. j. Fish. Mr..
Melienz's family will move to Yank-
ton in a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Hitchcock ar
rived home Saturday from their
trip of two months through the
interesting parts of California. They
visited with MI. Hitchcock's father.
at Reno, New, on their way out.
Will Nobis has arrived from Pauld-
ing, Ohio, and this morning took a
position with j. N, Cook, the barber.
Mr.. Nobis issa cornct player Of good
ability and will become a member Of
the State Band when it is reorganiz-
ed.
Mrs. r. j. Taylor and son, Fred,
have gone to Minneapolis to visit
with relatives for some time. Fred
has resigned his place with Truax &
Belts, and will very likely join his
parents at Charles City, Iowa. when
they move.
At the Baptist church Sunday eve
ming Mr.. j. f. Davis, Of Sioux Falls,
sang a sacred solo, sSThe Star of the
East Mr.. Davis is q baritone
singer and has a rich melodious voice
and his singing was very much APP
preciated. He was a guest Of E. d.
Scott and family over Sunday, and is
a representative Of the Standard Oil
Co.
A. 3. Carrick has purchased the
barber shop Of w. b. Dodson. and
will take possession of the business
tomorrow CT Wednesday. Mr.. Carrick
comes here from Woonsocket and vii
occupy the rooms over the shop. Nj.
Dodson has moved with his family
into rooms in the second floor Of the
Cowhick building. Mr.. Dodson has
conducted a barber shop in Mitchell
for a number Of years and now lays
down the razor to engage in the real
estate business.
The Singer Sewing Machine Co. has
established a new district in South
Dakota for the handling of it's busi-
ness, and it comprises the country
north, west and south of Mitchell,
with the headquarters located here.
Mr.. J. r. Franklin, formerly of Flan-
dreau, will have charge of the new
district and will move here o with
his family. Mr. Franklin has bought
two lots on the +. M. Greene addi-
ton Of Winsor and Hager, and this
spring will erect a house on them.
There was a large bunch Of Uniyer-
sity students down town Monday
morning awaiting the early conner to
sell him a ticket to Prof. Lardner's
elocution recital at the opera house
on Monday evening next. a contest
has been arranged between the Kappa
and the Daedalian societies of the
University and the one that sells the
greatest number OF tickets will be
presented with a handsome lamp for
the society ball. There are about
twenty students on each side and
they are quite aggressive in the cam
paign work.
E. G. Newbury has again found 1t
necessary to increase the size Of his
greenhouses, this having Teen the
case for the past three or four years.
to accommodate the growing business
ot tho inStitutian Mr. Nnwhrrv has