The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-05

Mrs. L. ID. Milne went to her for
mer home at Canton Monday to
remain a week visiting fliends.
q S. Basford, editor Of the Red
field Press, arrived in the city Sat-
urday and spent the day in the
lefty.
IL. c Preston left Saturday for
Washington, ID. c., to perfect the
appeal Of the anti-c impact insurance
ease before the United States Su-
preme court.
Wanted, q nice residence or busi-
mes property IN Mitchell, or small
farm near town, as part payment OH
large farm In Bon Homme county.
Box las, Avon, South Dakota.
Austin :. Berry shipped two car
loads Of draft horses to Chicago Sat-
urday, leaving in a special stock
train. Mr.. Berry had forty head in
the shipment which he had picked
up in this aud surrounding counties.
Mrs. ii. L. Bates went to Flan-
dreau to make a short visit with
friends and the middle Of this week
she will 20 to st, Paul and Minneap-
oils to make selections Of spring mill
linery. She will he away about three
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs A. j. Dix have gave
up housekeeping in the Koch fiat
and move into rooms at the Perry
residence. where they will board in
the future The rooms vacated by
DR.. Dix will be occupied by Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Ghas. Woodland, who moved i'm
Saturday.
Mrs, Inez NJ. Owen has disposed Of
her residence property on Main street
across from the corn palace. The
purchaser is d. ID. Hartman, who re-
sides l6 miles north Of the city, who
paid $1,000, and the deal was made
Through j. f. Cooepr. Mr.. Hartman
will have a public sale Of his farm
property in a short time aud will
take possession Of his city property
on March l.
Q. W. ellis arrived home Friday
evening from Canton, where he at
tended a meeting of the board Of
control of the South Dakota Fire.
mems Association. The meeting was
held for the purpose Of selecting the
time and place for holding the annual
tournament. Canton was the choice
lof the committee and the dates are
June 81, %, %, "a.
Col. E. A. Warner. assistant adju-
tapt general OF the South Dakota
National Guards, has just issued an
order relieving Lieutenant Walter a.
Seaman from duty as adjutant Of the
second battalion, s. d. N. c., and
assigned him to duty with the first
battalion. He will, therefore, have
his headquarters in Mitchell and act
as adjutant to Major G.. w. Coursey
a letter from Mr.. and Mrs. c. @.
Boulton states that they are located
temporarily at San Jose, Cal, where
MIR. Boulton has gon to work for tn,
time being. Mr.. Boulton says theN
will stay at San Jose for q while b.
fore deciding on a permanent locA
ton. They ordered The Capital sent
to their c address, aud Mrs. Boul-
ton says sit is like IA visit from an
old friend.'
MIR. and MIS-. j. {. Purdy arrived
home Thursday evening flom Manil.ou
Springs, Colo. where they have been
visiting for the past month or six
weeks. They reported having a very
enjoyable time while in that state
and that the weather was ideal, be-
ing very warm and summerlike. MIR.
Purdy says business is very quiet in
Colorado and that the country is al a
,,%standstill. about all the business
there is left now is what is made hy
the tourists, and they are a source Of
profit to the people. Mr.. and Mrs.
Purdy will reside in the Free Meth
odist parsonage ON the south side UNI
til they get their new residence com
pletea. the foundation of which is
done. Nh. purdy will commence on
the carpenter work Just as soon as
spring opens.
Mary Louise Ru1ns, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. BLrns, is sick
with typhoid fever, the fever oevel-
oping within the past few days. The
family we've unable to discover how
1T originated but later discovered
that she was exposed to it in some
form while in Minneapolis during
the holidays. Mrs. Davenport and
the two Burns children we're sent
to Minneapolis Thursday morning
via the Omaha road to get away
from the typhoid in the house. On
the same mornings mail Mr.. Burns
received a letter from Mrs. @. B.
Kran2, Of Minneapolis, stating that
her husband had just come down
with typhoid fever, not knowing the