The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
in TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
ii COURSE OF A WEEK.

phens, Sunday, Feb. 2S, IA son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will futile.
Monday February %. a daughter.
Robert Wilkinson left Tuesday
for a trip to points in Oklahoma
and Indian territory.
County Treasurer Haynes is a very
busy man these days IN writing tax
receipts. The taxes become delin-
qucnt March i, when the penalty
attaches.
March came in very lamb like and
it remains to be seen whether the
month will 80 out in a lionlike man
ner.
Miss Carrie BLttolph, who has
been visiting at her uncle's. w. IL.
Saul, returned to her home i'm Aber-
deem Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wild, OF Letch-
err. arrived Tuesday and are guests
at the home of Mark Harris.
Mrs. Wild is taking medical treat
ment.
Mrs. p. III. Kelley was called to
Cavour d few days ago on ccount of
the serious illness of her mother.
She arrived home Tuesday and
reports her mother much better.
Having disposed of her residence
Mrs. Inez NJ. Owen has leased the
Showers house on the corner of
Park Avenue east and Dawson
streets, and moved Wednesday.
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cure all forms OF nervous and genera
debility. They put new life, energy
and ambition into a debilitated sys-
TEN. i%nvigorates and restores the Wit
! 70 rces and makes you feel bright
and cheerful. L. O. Gale.
Geo. III. Austin has moved from
his former cramped quarters to the
rooms formerly occupied by Gold
hammers butcher shop. In his new
location Mr.. Austin will have a bet
ter opportunity to display his plumb
ing supplies. He has put in a large
stock for the spring and summer
business.
j. w. schlund, of Mt. Vernon,
was in the city and went to
Alpena. Next Monday Mr.. Schlund
will load his household goods and
leave for Garfield. Wash, to reside.
He will be accompanied by NJ. L..
Leete. --of this city. Mr.. Schlund is a
good farmer and has been very sue
cessful. We dislike to see as good a
mar leave the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. LaFollette
and son, Fred, arrived from Cham
berlain and hereafter will become
residents of Mitchell, Mr.. LaFol-
lette having recently purchased the
Gazette, in the conduct of which he
will be assisted by his son, Fred
The Republican extends a very
hearty greeting to Editor LaFollette
and family in their coming to Mitch
ell.
odoSS ASJuSdN. vi SdlllOl. WIN
was one of the Judges in the oratori-
cal contest. delivered an address at
the University chapel on Tuesday
that was highly interesting. He
spoke on "What the Community In
poets of Il College and What a College
Expects Of a Community" He set
forth excellent ideas of the relation
ship which should he in evidence be-
tween the two for the betterment of
both. Quite a few people from the
city went over to hear the talk of
Judge Kennedy.
Monday evening from 4 10 I O'Clock
Edna Nelson entertained about SO
little boys and girls at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L..
Nelson. The occasion was the little
girls twelfth birthday, which she
has not had an opportunity to cele-
brate very often, coming as it does
on Feb. %. This is the second time
she has had a birthday, inasm,lch as
that date has been absent since 1896.
The hours were very pleasantly spent
in playing many games and partak-
ing of the very dainty refreshments
that were prepared for them. The
little folks had a delightful time and
will be ready for the celebration Of
the young lady's birthday four years
hence.
In another column will be found
a special advertisement for Edwards,
Wood & Co., commission brokers,
which includes a short resume of the
market that is we'll worth the Pc
rusal fall woo are interested in mat
tiers relating to the markets. Ed
wards, Wood g. Co. have proven,
since their branch Office was located
in this city, that they are a pleas
ant and reliable firm with which to
deal. Their office in the Beckwith
block is open to all and is f%requented
by our best business men. An es-