The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-15

Miss Agnes Tenney, of M@inneapo-
Isis visiting with her parents i'm
this city.
L. IL. Hendricks left via the Oma-
la road We'd esday evening to resume
his duties as an organizer of the
American Sunday School Union.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Johnston and
daughter, Manic, arrived home We'd
nesday evening via the Omaha road
from their trip to points i'm Indiana.
where they spent the holidays.
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Several Of the dry goods stores in
the city are being closed AT 6:3o
O'Clock, the proprietors believing that
practically all Of the business OF the
day being over at that hour. This
gives the merchant and his clerks a
full evening to spend at home or at
tend some entertainment.
About forty ladies were i'm attend.
ance at the meeting Of the w. e. r.
U. held Wednesday afternoon i'm the
rooms of the ADti-Saloon League. 1t
was a Mothers Meeting and two en-
%ceIlent papers were read by Mrs. Thos.
Nicholson and Mrs. Fl. s. Wilkinson.
Short but interesting and helpful
talks were made by Mrs. r. r.. Hager
and Mrs.:.J. S. Su1beck.
A splendid revival meeting resulted
from the large gathering of people at
the Methodist church last evening.
ano the people are showing a great
interest in the work. Rev Mr.. Fro
hook delivered a powerful sermon last
night. This evening DIR. Nicholson,
of the University, will preach. Pas
tor Wilkinson expresses himself as
being we'll pleased with the progress
and results Of the services.
Scratch, scratch, scratch; uIn
to attend to business during the day
or sleep during the night. Itching
piles-horrible plague. Doan's ONT
ment cures. Never fails. At any
drug store, so cents.
M. ID. Purdy went to MINNEAPOLIS
to attend tbs state--poultry show and
took with him scme Of his single
comb white Leghorns, some OF Geo.
W.. Laws light Brahmas, and some
Iof Will Scallin's white Wyandottes.
They will have some strong compe-
Uition i'm their classes. I'm the single
comf white Leghorns Mr.. Pnrdy will
have 36s competitors, and in Mr..
lScallin's class there are 2l7. birds n
tered.
In the advertising columns of The
Republican today will be found the
advertisement of John Havlatko, who
takes this method to keep himself
and his business before the people.
Mr.. Havlatko is located in che build
ing just north Of the opera house. He
is a wOodwOrker and is particularly
ingenious in making cabinets, book
cases, ETC., some designs Of which can
tie seen at his shop. He makes this
work to order and does a general line
OF repairing. and anything entrusted
TO him in his lire will be done in a
first class manner
"Peck's Bad BoY'' Was written for
one specific purpose-that of produce
ing fun. There is no moral to the
story or play, and one doesn't look
for it. The company which present.
ed the play to--a large audience We'd
nesday evening at the opera house
was made up of the best line of vaud-
eville people that..has visited Mitch
ell in a long time. The antics of the
bad boy and his girl, of Schultz, the
Dutch grocer, Happy Hooligan and
Duffy. the retired policeman, were
excruciatingly funny, and some peo-
pie had to sew their buttons on tight
er after the show was over. There
wasn't a stick in the whole show and
every member kept things moving
along like lightning. j. ". Clifford
as the Dutchman, and w. j. McDe1-
mott, as Happy Hooligan, were a
IgIeat..team Of fun makers, ana they
kept the people busy following
through their train of thought and
action. The Peck's Bad Boy Co. is
entltled to a large house wherever it
appears. The next attraction at the
lopera house will be "a Colorado
Waif," to be presented by Miss Belle