The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-09

daughter lett Tuesday tor points in
ONO to spend the holidays.
l.. licckwith has been in Chicago
for the past week ON a business tlip
and has returned home.
Julian Tiffany has been away for
several weeks on Il business tlip and
arrived home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James Lyons attended the
dedicatCry services of the new Cath
Ollie church at parkston Tuesday.
Ernest Gregory, manager of the
Western Union, has been away ON d
trip lasting several weeks, and ar
rived home Tuesday afternoon.
Wanted lady and gentleman
for pleasant work i'm and around
Mitchell. Salary $40 per month and
commission. Address, y, this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. g. Scoville and
son, OF Lisbon township, left We'd
nesday for Marshalltown, Iowa,
and points in Wisconsin, expecting to
be away about six weeks.
a. III. PETERSON has am advertise.
ment IN The Republican today cal
ling attention TO the fact that he is
again established i'm the jewelry bust
ness at his old stand.
w. L. LaFollette, editor of the
Gazette, has been down at Madison,
Wis, for d visit with his brother,
Governor LaFollette, and returned
home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. La
Toilette will remain several weeks
longer.
The ministerial meeting Of the
Sioux Falls district of the Methodist
church is being held at Canton this
week. Presiding Elder Hall, Of At
erdeen, passed through Mitchell We'd
nesday on his way to attend the
san e.
Judge Frank B. Smith went oat to
Chamberlain Tuesday evening to
hear a few cases that were not
brought up in the regular term Of
circuit court last week. They are
mostly Of a hight character involving
tax questions, etc.
Manager Nichols has arranged for
the appearance of the German Lille
putans at the opera house on Mon
day evening, Dec. IL. The company
is made up OF little folks through
out, with the exception one man OF
giant stature. The performance is
OF a vaudeville nature.
M. ID. Purdy notified his father,
j.. G. Purdv, of his safe arrival at
Bonner, Texas. Mr.. Purdy and his
family started with a team about
four months AGO to drive through to
Texas and they reported that their
trip was very pleasant throughout,
meeting with no accident. They
Will make.their home at Bonner.
lr mentioning the names of arti-
sans who were associated in do
ing the work on w. L. Tipton's
house MIR. Upton omitted to men
tion to the editor the name of
George KanoutT, who had the con-
tract for the painting and finishing
OF the residence. His work was cred
itahlY done throughout.
The second attraction on the lee
tue and concert course Of the Baptist
church was given in the church Tues
day evening when DR.. j.. G. Wingo,
a southern lecturer, whose home is
at Atlanta, Ga. delivered a lecture
on the subject of ''Clocks.n 1t was
n the nature of a humorous presen-
tatlon and many we're we'll pleased
with the address of the speaker. His
treatment Of the subject was UNIQUE
and he brought u many illustra-
lions that were amusing.
The winter seas) is having a very
hard time to break in this year n
the good weather that has prevailed
IN this section so long. Although
the first week of December weather
has nearly passed the thermometer
has not touched the zero mark, an
for the past week, with the excep-
tion OF one night. the thermometer
has registered in the immediate vi
cinity of 25 degrees. We can't see
any reason for any person hunting
a more delightful winter cline than
South Dakota is enjoying now days.
S. A. Ramsey was down from
Woonsocket today. He said that he
was now getting the best of the vlo-
lators Of the liquor law up there, al
though his injunction proceedings
failed to hold good a short time ago.
Last week the managers of the club,
where liquors were said to be dis
pensed, were up in justice court and
they with several Others were bound
over to the circuit court, which will
convene in Woonsocket next Tuesday.
MIR. Ramsey says he will have several