The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-03

aIlklnds OF canned fruit, two cans
9 Zoe. at Smiths store in LOOMS.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lind.
gust, Tuesday evening, March 81. >
daughter. q
=. Z. Crosby, of Minneapolis. audi.
tor Of the American Express ca
was in the city over night.
Our stock of groceries is conmlato
and prices are as low as the lowest
!. J. Smith. LOOMS, S. D.
Contrary to former Years March
went out very much like a lamb. In
asmuch as it came in the same way.
on another page Chas Ferguson
announces his millinery opening for
April 6and Z. Read what he has IN
otter to. the public.
Miss Jessie McGrath arrived YES
terday from Darlington, Wis.,, and
Will make her home in the future
With her sister, Mrs. A. II. Doyle.
All old soldiers are requested to
meet at g. A. r. hall Monday, April
Sat 2 O'Clock to greet President,
Roosevelt on his arrival in the city.
IL. D. Butterfield has an Easte,
greeting on another page in the form
OF a page advertisement, which we
would suggest u readers to peruse,
Mrs. Root went out to Plankinton
thurs. afternoon and will reside there
IN the future. She has accpeted a
position as trimmer in the millinery
department. of E. N. Johnsun's store.
Miss Lillian Bately has resigned
her place as saleslady in c. E. Yer
mllyea's store. Miss Bately has been
associated with the store for several
years and is popular with the trading
public
NJ. Fl. Gosche takes a new advertis.
ing space Sin The Republican today
to call attention to his line of sum
mer goods, which embrace gasoline
stoves, refrigerators, lawn mowers,
and hose-garden.-etc.
John Robinson arrived Thurs. after.
noon from Webster City, Iowa, and
will take a position with the Mitch
ell National bank. Mr.. Robinson
formerly conducted a business college
at that place and-is a former Mitch
ell boy
The Bachelor Club dancing party
in the Mitchell Club rooms Wednes-
day evening was very well attended
and the occasion was a very enjoy
able n to all. The music was fur
nished by the Beloit orchestra, which
was highly appreciated.
w. Fl. Saul has purchased the
interest Of Asa zsDoodd lin the. real
i~estate firm, of which John Steinmetz
is one of the members. The firm has
a good list Of city property and farm
lands. Mr.. Dodd will be associated
with the Mitchell Fruit-Co.
flames f. Sharp, Of Artesian, and
Miss EmmassE. LaFortune, Of Far
well, were united in marriage by
Justice Mckinley at 8 o'clock Tues
day evening. The ceremony occurred
at the home of j. C. Hamiel on east
First street. They will make their
home at Artesian.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Ward left Thurs.
morning for Alma. Mich. Mrs Ward
has been in poor health for some
little time and she will enter a sani-
tarium at that place in the hope OF
securing relief from her ailment.
Mr.. Ward will return to Mitchell
in about a week and take up his work
again. 1850
j. Z. Kelley, who has been Wishing
relatives in the city. departed Thurs.
morning via the Omaha road for his
home in Huron. MI. Kelley is
brother Of P. II. Kelley, and seems
to be one of the most liberal think
ing men from Huron who has SO fal
visited the. future capital Of South
Dakota.
George Cessford, received a tele
Thurs. morning announcing U.
Sudden death Of his mother, whicl
occurred early that morning a
Clarence, Iowa. She has been il
poor health for several years. Sh
was N years of age. Mr.. Cessfor
, left this morning for Clarence t
attend the funeral.