The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-19
=. lNTOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
Tilt COURSE OF A WEEK.

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their brother, John Dunlevy.
Miss Emily Bras returned hom
Tuesday morning FROM Huron, wher
she has been visiting with friend
for several weeks.
The Woman's Professorship Associ
alton OF Dakota University will no
meet on Friday afternoon as an
%nounced. The meeting has beer
postponed until one week from Fri
day.
Don't delay! Map-Er. Vine Tablet
cure all forms OF nervous and genera
debility. They put new life, enerp!
and ambition into a debilitated sys
TEN, invigoratcs and restores the vit
al forces and males you feel brigh,
and cheerful. L. o. Gale.
II. @. Warner has been here 70,
the past four or five days waiting thu
arrival Of some Of the Worlds Fail
commissioners, ext Getting to consult
them on the agric ultura! exhibits
He returned home 10 Woonsocke,
Tuesday to wait until, the coul
missioners show UP.
Judge Smith and Court %stenopra
pher Boyles went 10 Alexandria
Tuesday to hold the regular term OF
circuit court, which will last abou,
three days. There are but three Oh
four cases for the jury. 4 r.
Hitchcock, who has some cuisines,
befor the court, also vent over.
S. Earle Brown arrived from Sioux
Falls Monday evening. He will bt
here several days soliciting subscrip.
ions for the Suo Critic OF Sioux Falls,
the new democratic paper recently
started there by E. Martindale
The Critic is one Of the stauncbest
supporters Of Mitchell for the cap
ital.
Bans Loffswold died Sunday nigh,
at 1890 O'Clock at mis- home IL mile,
northeast Of Mitchell, death being
due to heart disease. He was 81
years Of aye and had been sick fol
some time. The funeral services were
held at the Jonn Jackson schoo
mouse Thursday morning at II O'Clock
and were conducted by Rev. r. N.
Kratz.
The Misses Ericsson have resigned
their positions at the Telephone office.
Both ladies have been connected
with the office nearly all the time
since it was started, and they have
been very accommodating in their SER
vice to the public. Miss Dora Bobt
will take one of their places and
Miss Ethel Priest is temporarily ill.
ling the other vacancy.
The classic drama, "ln CASTILLO
Martinix," was presented at the
chapel of the University Monday
evening to a large house, and was
participated In by the leading young
ladies and gentlemen in theatricals
of the University. The play is a
strong n and the manner in which
it was presented evoked a great deal
Iof applause and mary compliments
for those who participated in the
affair. The play was a great success
+; from beginning to end.
Mrs. F. b. Tyler died ut her home
in Badger township Wednesday at
1880 O'Clock, aged SO years. Her
death was due to abscess Of the
Igroln, with which she has been
sick for a number of years, the last
attack having lasted about eight
weeks. She was a member of the
Degree Of Honor and the W. @. r.
u. The deceased has resided in
that township since 1882, and was a
woman who was beloved by all her
neighbors for her kindly and era-
cious ways, and there will lie much
regret at the announcement Of her
demise. She leaves a husband and
three children to mourn her death.
The funeral services will be held
Friday at IL O'Clock, and the inter.
ment will be made in Gracelanc
!cemetery.
That the J. E. Anderson Lumber
Co. was appreciative OF the work
done by the ME department in pre-
venting Its lumber from catching fire
at the Oamha depot blaze Monday
was shown thoroughly when MI. An
derson mailed a check for $50 Il
Chief Purdy for the benefit Of the de
partment. In the accompanying let
tire Mr.. Anderson acknowledged the
EXCELLENT service rendered by the
company in commencing words witt
a check as an emphasis of the goot
feeling. Chief Purdy said the kint
words and the check were verJ much
appreciated and desired to extent
the thanks of the department fol
the recognition. In addition to the
above present mentioned Wednesday
j. O. Walrath, secretary OF the Com
mercial Mutual Fire Association