The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-18

hia lfSlhAt i'p4tt IS quite ll At
the tlomc OF her sister, Mrs. Wu. NJ
NiultA
Mrs Geo. L. Foster vent to sioux
.City Tuesday TO remain the rest
OF the week.
County Auditor stcarns arrived
home Monday evening from a week 5
trio TO the ST. Louis exposition
Mrs. VIM. II. Welsh left for a trip
to the ST. Louis exposition, Joining
her mother, Mis-. Stock, OF pAnkin.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. q. Iloon came up
from Armour Monday afternoon to
remain a few days with relatives in
the city.
Mrs sid ". Smith is reported to
be quite i'll with malorial fever. y
trained nurse from Si0ux CITY IS in
charge of the sick room.
Henry Resiel, an aged man OF
Letcher, died "Wednesday afternoon.
and the remains were shipped This
morning TO I}oseohel, Wis.
Sid w. Smith stalted out today to
cover a portion OF his south Dakota
territory for a Des Moines, Iowa.
house, carrying a line of skirts,
suits, etc.
Lost.-On the soutn road to Mt.
Vernon, between Mason farm and
Mason school house, lady 5 gold
watch. Finder please leave at this
office and receive reward.
{. w. Ioop has torn the old fin
lures out of his grocery store and
putting in place something in the
way of shelving that is attractive
and handy.
Richard Champ and family have
moved to a farm in Jerauld county.
near Washington Springs. Mr..
Champ traded his city property here
for land TO c. j. Bliss.
Mrs. o. f. Browne and daughter
R%ernice, of Mt. Vernon, spent Mon
day in the city with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. b. a. Barnard. who
left that evening for their future
home at Portland, Ore.
Sh~erlif-elect Cook and Representa-
tive Belts, of MT. Vernon, were In
the city today. Mr.. Cook said he did
not expect to move his family to
Mitchell until early n the spring on
account of the difficulty of securing
a house in which to live.
Mrs. M. L. Bobb and daughter.
Miss Bessie. left on Tuesday for
Louis. where they Will make
their home in the future. Clyde. the
son OF MIS-. Bobb, is attending a
medical college there and she will
keep house for him until he gradu.
ates.
c L. Reeves spent Sunday i'm Abb
in conference with the Off
cials Of the Dakota Central Tele-
phone Co. concerning some improve
ments that are contemplated for the
Mitchell. office in the way OF enlary-
ing the quarters now occupied by the
office. A new switch board
has arrived for the local office and
will be installed within a few days.
Miss Jessie Norris, who has been
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Row
ley for the past month or two, left
on Tuesday for Eldora. Iowa. Miss
Norris has made a large number of
friend in Mitchell during her Stay
and general regret was expressed at
her departure. A dancing party was
given at the Mitchell Club rooms
Monday evening in honor of her de-
.parture, the music for which was
furnished by Mowery's orchestra.
DR.. e. r. Reamer and family have
moved into their new residence on
Duff street, which is one OF the very
many attractive new houses put mp
III iISli GlllS SNlllIIllcI. Dc pace
cost him about 81. 900. 1t is equip
ped with all the modern appliances
and is heated with hot water. The
architectural designer the housessis
very attractive. The Republican
hopes that the DR.. n his family
will live long to enjoy its comforts.
The first OF a series Of revival
meetings was begun Monday evening
at the German Evangelical church
First Avenue east and win con-
tinue through the week, Rev. c. a.
Of George. Iowa, is conduct
ing the services in which he is as
sisted by the pastor. Rev. F. C.
Bruins. Mr.. Maerz is an interesting
speaker and has met with a great
deal Of success in evangelistjc work.
The public is very cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. LeClaire re-
turned on Tuesday to their home
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