The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-01
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs. h. j. P1rdy and son went to
Armour Thursday to visit with
relatives.
Miss Cora Miner went to Scotland
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
O. P. Shaw
Dan McDermaid. who is now a res
ident Of Sioux City, where he is en-
gagged In the livery business, is in
the city.
Gottlieb and Adolph Scheurenbrand
left via the Omaha road Wednesday
evening for Fremont, Neb., to visit
their uncle.
Mrs. A. f. LeClaire has been visit
ing with friends at Duluth for the
past two months and returned home
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Clara Lukens spent Christmas
with her brother, A. B. Rowley,
and family, at Rensselaer,, Ind. and
arrived home yesterday.
Miss Grace McLonkey has been Wis
sting with relatives at Michigan City,
Ind for several months and arrived
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Fl. Wilson and daughter,
Luverne, came over from Salem We'd
nesday and will visit several weeks
with DR.. and Mrs. f. W. Freyberg.
Miss Myrtle Jeor, of Hudson. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. n. Nor
gan, during the holiday week. She
is a teacher in the schools Of Lincoln
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson have
been visiting with Mr.. Ferguson's
sister, at Brookings for several days
and arrived home via the Omaha road
Wednesday evening.
Miss Lenore Prescott will leave
this morning for Missoula, Mont,
where she will visit until June with
her sisters, Mrs. George Bomsnrd-
Rer and Mrs. Reuben Dwight.
Peter Ellis and % Walter, wing
have been visiting with Mrs. John
d. Kress, returned home Tuesday
20 Fort Dodge, Iowa. They are
father and brother Of Mrs. Kress.
Will Reed. who has been visiting
relatives in the city during the hol-
iday vacation, returned Thursday
TO Chicago to his studies
In the Northwestern Dental College.
Judge Dick Haney spent the day in
The city and returned to Pierre on
the afternoon train. he was at Red
ield Wednesday night to attend the
annual meeting of the State Bar AS
ISOLATION.
Secretary Bent writes The Repub-
ilcan that the next meeting Of the
state Board Of Pharmacy will be
held at Canton, Jan. l6, at the Ru-
dolph, when candidates for registra-
tion will be examined. Applications
for examination should be filed with
the secretary at Dell RAPIDS five days
before the date OF the meeting.
First quarterly meeting OF the Free
Methodist church opens Thursday
evening at I 80 with a watch night
service i'm the church on the south
side. Presiding Elder Donoghue will
conduct all of the meetings. which
will continue Friday and Saturday
evenings, Sunday and Sunday even
ing. Everybody invited to attend.
Ralph Milliken, who formerly lived
in Mitchell, passed through the city
on his way home to Alpena to spend
the remainder of the holidays. Ralph
Is now attending the state univer-
sity at Vermillion, having made the
charge from the Leland Stanford
University in order that he might be
eligible to take the examination for
the Cecil Rhodes scholarship. This
examination occurs early in the spring
an6 Ralph will be one of the compet-
it0Is for this valued prize.
j. e. Turner & Son have outgrown
their quarters with their wholesale
butter and dairy supplies and cream
erv. and they now have in course OF
construction a new engine and boiler
house. 32x32, Just east Of the mair
building. The engine and boile. room
have been in the basement Of the
building but this space is needed fol
the increase OF business. Within 8
short time a new refrigerator plant
will be installed by the firm, which
will do away entirely with the USE
of ice for cooling purposes. This firm
has acquired a fine business through
out this section of the stale anC
their shipments Of cream cover
large territory.
About seyenty-tive Epworth League
members met Tuesday evening a
the home of G. w. johnson on Sec
ond street and enjoyed a very pleas
ant time. Ihey were taken on a tril
around the world by means of stere
opticon views, Rev II. S. Wilkinson