The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-04-29
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verne. Mimi. is i'm the city looking
up a location to start a laundry.
See the notice of a public sale of
Registered Short Horns at Mitchell,
May II to be conducted by w. r..
Barclay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. B%urright and
children returned home Friday af-
ternoon from their trip to Florida,
where they spent the winter.
j. A. Fitzgerald, and family Of
Victor. Iowa, have moved to Mitch
ell and are occupying the new resi-
dence of III. l.. Bras on east Sixth
street.
Young men to learn matchmaking,
engraving, optics, jewelry work.
Money made learning. Minneapolis
School Engraving, Matchmaking,
Commercial Bldg, Minneapolis.
Miss Ella Wilkinson has been visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Wilkinson, for the past week,
and returned last Saturday to Len
nox, where she is teaching music.
Mr.. and Mrs. lvey assisted in the
Presbyterian church services Sunday
morning, with their singing, the ac-
compartment being played by Mrs.
Iyey on the guitar. In the evening
a sacred concert was given as an
nounced. The pantomime, the
childrens' exercises and tie sacred
reading were exceptionally good.
The gallery was used to &c commo-
date the public, and all who were
present speak very highly of the pro-
gram.
Major o. w. Coursey, Lieutenants
Seaman and Gregory returned from
Yankton Monday afternoon. They
assisted Capt. Sands in the inspection
of Co. M, at that place, Saturday
evening. Sunday afternoon at 2:30,
the Mitchell officers rendered a re-
ception to the officers and enlisted
men Of company M, at the parlors Of
the Pierce hotel. At the conclusion
Of the reception, Major Coursey de-
livered a brief but happy address to
the company and Adjutant Seaman
entertained them with a dramatic
reading. AT 4 p. M, the officers
we're driven to the state insane asy.
lum. They were conducted through
the institution by Captain Adams,
assistant surgeon Of the second bat
TALON, second regiment Of the state
guards, who was a member of Major
Coursey's staff last year. In the
evening the officers attended the M.
d. church, in a body, and listened
to a temperance lecture by Rev. Fl.
p. Frohock, of this city.
l am permanently located in
Mitchell and am prepared to do all
kinds of surgical and dental work
and treat all diseases of domestic
animals scientifically, according te
the latest improved methods. Office
at the Gladstone Barn. Geo.
MutZiger. Veterinarian.
Funeral services were held ovel
the remains Of the late Frank P.
Stearns at the Episcopal church Sun.
day morning at IL O'Clock, the
room being flied with old time
friends of the deceased. The serv.
ices were conducted by Rev. John II.
Babcock, of Sioux Falls, who gave {
brief address. The Episcopal choir
rendered some appropriate music il
the burial anthem chant, and an
other selection, entitled "Hymn OF
the Homeland.n The altar and pull.
pit were draped with fern leaves ant
the casket containing the remains
was covered with floral emblems,
The following were the body bear
ers: +. f. Grinnell, Q. w. Adams.
Henry Geiger, Henry Motley. Ray
Thompson and +. f. Cropsie. The
remains were laid to rest i'm Grace
land cemetery. The deceased has re-
sided i'm Mitchell about 10 years
moving here from Chamberlain at
the tine of the removal of the Dako.
ia Fire and Marine Insurance Co, OF
which he was the head clerk. He
filled the position of city auditor
during one term. The deceased
carried a policy tor 81, 600 in the
Bankers Life of Des Moines. Iowa.
Mrs. Stealns and the children expect
to leave in the course Of several
weeks for Washington, ID. c., where
they will make their home with Miss
Minnie Gilbert.
! A Worthy Prnmntion