The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-25
I'm TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

For Sale.-JlNe WORK nOrsSeS, iOi
cash or ON good security.
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Mrs. b. Il. Barnard, of Lisbon
township, left Friday morning for st.
| Joseph, Missouri, where she will re-
main for some time.
N. j. Christianson. of Ashton, ar
rived in the city Monday to
look over some farm property, and to
visit his son, who is attending the
University.
Mrs. E. d. Scott and family have
moved into the Harker residence
on north Main street. After the
close OF school they expect to move
to Minneapolis, where MI. Scott is
now located.
a. II. Seaton, who spent the Win
Ter al Asheville, N. c., has returned
home. lie was accompanied by Nus
Seaton as far as Illinois, where she
will visit Il short time before return
Ing to Mitchell.
Chas. Newman aud family, wno
recently moved here from Shells
burg, Wis. moved Saturday to the
farm of James Smith a mile south
east of town, which he has rented
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Sphinx arrived
home Thursday evening from their
uip to Seattle, NASH, and other
points. They report having spent a
pleasant winter and are glad to get
back to Mitchell again.
Prof. Il. Il. Graham is among the
number who will construct a new
house this summer. He has let the
contract to w. II. Fl. Turneaure for
a s., 900 house which will be con-
%structed on his lots on the south side
northeast Of the University.
When Major Coursey returned from
Madison Thursday, where he had
been to muster ] n Co. /, he brought
with him a fine gold headed cane
which was presented him by the
members of the company for his ser.
vices in mastering i'm the members.
Jos. Loevinger has sold lis house
on the lot on east Second street tt
Messrs. Kettleson and Curt Greer
and they have divided it and are
moving it to other parts of the city
Mr.. Loevinger will commence tht
erection at once OF IA new house or
his lot.
j. L. Miller. who has been work.
ing for the j. T. Anderson Lumbe,
leo. in this city for some time moved
to Alexandria today to take charg,
of the same trims business i'm tina
place. w. III. West was transferred
from Alexandria to the Mitchell yar(
and has moved here with his family
Paul Williams, a University stud
lent. was called to Armour Monday
by the announcement of the Seri.
Gus illness Of his father, Rev. Olive
Williams, pastor of the Methodist
church. Mr.. Williams has been il
poor health for some time, and tlli:
is the second attack he has had o
late.
Thursday at noon at the home o.
the brides parents, 6 miles north o
Mitchell, Miss Selma Goodbla ane
Solotis French were united in mar
rage, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Q. e. Hager. A fine Dime
was served the wedding party an6
the bride received a great many nic'
presents.
j.. n. Scriven has hung out a sign
at the foot Of the stairway which in
forms the public that he is now en-
gagged in the real estate, loan and i'm
surance business, and retains hi
agency Of the Equitable Life of Des
Moines. Mr.. Scriven's office is il
the rear rooms over the First Ma
tional Bank.
County Auditor Stearns has beer
up in Badger township for severa
DAYS looking after his farming inter
ests and came home this morning
I He says that the farmers are busil.
preparing for the commencement o
spring work and that they are very
anxious to get into the fields aftel
the long and unpleasant winter.
The st. Patrick day dinner givel
by the ladies Of the Methodist churcl
Thursday evening at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. G w. johnson in tn
basement CT the Koch fiat was al
immense success. The three table
in the DINING room were filled AGAR
and again, and the bill Of fare wa
exceptionally good, so there was MOI
the slightest chance for one to sa,
that they did not get their money!
worth. Six young men, Of th
Sunshine club, in white caps an(
coats, served the guests with dis
patch. The dining room was yer,
appropriately decorated with st
Patrick colors. On each table wer
several green candles placed i'm a M