The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-04-22

For sale.-Early Ohio and Bowie
seed potatoes by a. Il. Sealon.
Mrs. ID Anderson came down from
Ashton ON tuesday to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. c. w. Downey.
Miss Bessie Thompson went to
Omaha Tuesday to visit Il week
or ten days with relatives.
A b. Mckeel is reported as being
some what better at the present
time and is improving slowly.
Read the new advertisement Of w.
II. Conyes on another page, in
which he sets forth some of the lines
of his spring stock.
Benedict DIETRICH. living near
Planklnton, was in the city Tuesday
on his way to Calgary. Alberta, be-
ing called there by the serious illness
OF his son, who Is sick i'm a hospital.
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Bros.
Mrs. G. j. Sickler left Thursday
for Philadelphia to spend ths
summer with her daughter. Miss
Anna, who is attending school
there. Mrs. Seeker will return to
Mitchell in September.
The infant baby gill ut MIR. and
Mrs Ed. Gamble died at their home
Monday evening, aged seven months.
of acute disease of the lungs. The
little child started in the with the
grippe and the lang trouble followed.
The friends of tie sorrowing parents
will extend their sympathy i'm their
bereavement.
Funeral services We're held over
the remains of the infant child of
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Gamble at thei.
residence i'm the northwest part of
the city Thursday at 10 O'Clock.
They were conducted by Rev. III. S.
Wilkinson, pastor of the Methodist
church, and were attended by
the intimate friends of the family,
the storm preventing many from 60
ing. The remains we're land to rest
in Graceland cemetery.
Watertown Pubilc Opinion, Is:
j. Carl Southwick returned Friday
afternoon from a trip to Mitchell,
where he went to attend a district
convention of the Knights of Py-
thlas. The grand chancellor says
that the Mitchell meeting was an
excellent one, the attendance surpas.
sing any like meeting held this year.
Special cars we're run into Mitchell
to accommodate the boys. and every
consideration shown the visitors.
Quite Il number of Indian men and
women of the Sisseton agency spent
Tuesday i'm the city while enroute to
Chamberlain to attend a confer.
ence of the Presbyterian church. The
Indians were we'll dressed and in
conversation with several of then
they were able to speak our language
very good indeed. They take a great
deal of interest in their religious
work and show a fealty to the cause
that INT would not naturally eXpect.
Thos. Ball set the men at work
Tuesday on the building project
which he bad outlined for the three
lots on the corner OF Rowley and Fifth
street, which is an ideal building
spot with its large number of hand.
some shade trees. Mr.. Bali has sue
ceeded in disposlng of most all of the
house that stcd on the place. retain
ing n part which he moved Il
north side and faced it to the west,
He will enlarge that to a good sized
two story affair. Fronting south
then Mr.. Ball will erect two houses
40X4O, and two stories high. These
he expects to build of brick. either
veneering the walls or building then
solid. This will make a fine i'm
provement for that part of the city
and also demonstrates a strong faitf
in Mitchell's future growth and de
velopment.