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

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Mitchell, Tuesday, March II. Cons
sultation free.
The legislature will adjourn to-
night. The past few days have been
very busy ones in getting the special
and general appropriation Fills
through.
Glen Miller has been in Chicago
lor the past month taking a rest
from his duties in the Mitchell Ma
tlonal bank, and returned to his work
yesterday. While in Chicago Glen
bought an automobile for his father,
which will arrive in a few days.
W. L. Wallis, the Riverside mer-
chant, has placed an attractive ad-
vertisement IN The Capital this week
In which he Offers some splendid
bargains in various lines. Mr.. Wal
lis has a varied line of goods and is
Offering special prices on certain
articles. Read his advertisement
carefully.
Huron Huronite: n. Fl. Bower
man departed for Mitchell. S. d.,
this morning, where he will visit his
cousin, Orville Walrath. These
gentlemen have been living in these
two South Dakota towns respectively
the past twenty years, during which
time neither has caught a glimpse of
the other.
E. NJ. Sanders, Of Sioux Falls. was IN
the city Thursday. He has arranged to
establish another plumbing and steam
heating business in Mitchell and will
be ready to commence work about
the 18th. He has secured the VIM
sor & Hager building near the corner
OF Main and First streets. Mr.. San
ders said that he wonld have a COM
plete outfit for doing all kinds Of
work and would have a competent
man in charge of the business.
The "Y's" will meet Saturday
evening with Mrs. j. S. Wilson on
west Sixth street. 1t will be an
anti-cigarette meeting, and all mem
ers and other boys and girls inter
ested are invited to be present. Each
girl will bring something to read on
the subject or have something to say,
and they are also requested to bring
two sandwiches or two slices of cake
for refreshments. Committee.
Wednesday afternoon a number Of
the old gentlemen friends Of J. Fl,
Simpson went over to the South Side
hotel to help him celebrate his birth
day. the host having reached the age
of SO years. This crowd of old gen
tlemen have been in the habit o.
meeting with their friends on thei'
birthdays through the year and ex
tracing a good deal Of enjoyment
out of the occasion. The Afternoon
was passed in playing cards, a di
version that is highly acceptable t.
the old fellows. Mr.. Simpson
good wife prepared a nice supper fol
the guests late in the afternoon, O
which they they partook with
great relish. There were about ff
teen in the party, and all report
most enjoyable afternoon.
The addition of the eve method
in the dairy has been very rapid u
the surrounding farming districts il
Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska
and the demand for the modern han
cream separator has been enormous
The Hanford-H azelwood Cream Co
of Sioux City, general agents for tn
t United States Hand Cream Separator
: have been shipping their machines j
] large numbers and this winter tn
! demand has been more than doubled
] A standing order for a carload Of tn
!. machines a week has been placed b
e them with the manufacturers, an
even this seemingly large order is nc
sufficient to keep wen with the de
mand from the country buyers
These facts prove that the thought
full farmer has concluded the sepal
ator is d valuable adjunct to his dair!
e e. B. VanAlstine has just receive
E a Hapgood-Hancock disc gang plo
e and as soon as possible will give
y public exhibition near the city. Whel
n all farmers can see the work it wi
h do.
! Tuesday evening the A. 0. o. y
y had a sort Of rallying of forces in il
creasing the membership Of the Q
der. Organizer Allen, OF Waterfowl
has been working among the Poop
- of the city for the past week, az
IL a class Of nine was initiated into II
. order on this occasion. Grand Mast
81 Workman Smith, of Hecla, and Pa
d Grand Master Workman Smith,