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

Those desiring macaroni wheat see
ME at once. ID. II. Strothers.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Cbas. II.
Powell. Wednesday, Feb. 3, a daugh-
ter.
Jos. Harker, ST., left Tuesday for
a trip to points in Louisiana and
Alabama, and expects to be gone !
about three weeks.
Mrs. W. a. Barber went to Scot
land Wednesday and on Saturday
she will be joined by Mr.. Barber for
a trip to Illinois points.
Tuesday evening MI. and Mrs. Fl.
o. Fish entertained a few friends at
cards at their home. At the cluse of
play refreshments were served.
Miss Annie Sullivan arrived from
Crystal Lake, Iowa, to make an in
definite visit with her sister, Mrs.
Guy AIKEN, who has been quite sick
this winter.
Morgan & Mowry will pay highest
market price for hides, pelts and tai
low. See them before selling. Office
south MAN street, opposite Webster,
Cook 4 Co.'S. hardware.
Major o. w. Coursey presented to
the University library his book on
the Philippine Islands, for which
President Nicholson expresses the
thanks of faculty and students.
The Misses Catherine and Clara
Quinlan. who have been visiting at
the home of Thos. Ora :e for the past
three weeks, returned Monday even
ing to their home at Anaconda.
Mont.
L. W. Champlin. Of Calhoun coun-
ty, Iowa, and the former auditor of
this county, arrived Tuesday evening
to attend the Wool Growers meeting.
He will be in this vicinity about two
weeks.
Judge Smith and Court S%tenograph-
er Boyles went out to Plankinton
Monday evening to hold a term Of
circuit court. 1t will be short, how
ever, as there is little business to at
tend to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry jain left
Tuesday for Fort Dogde, Iowa. where
they will again take up their resi-.
dence. Mr.. jain was employed in
Broadbent' upnolstering department,
but resigned his position.
The Odd Fellows will give a concert
and dance in their hall en- Friday
evening, Feb. 12. and the tickets is
sued will be good for a chance on
their organ, which will be disposed OF
in this way. Music will be furnished
BY Hoyt's orchestra.
When X. S. Christensen came down
town Tuesday morning 1T was with a
more youthful air than has been his
wont, and this because OF a girl BABY
that was born to the christensen
household Monday evening. FEB, ].
Mother and baby are doing nicely,
The little lady weighed ten pound:
and is the pride of the household.
Enthusiastically lady or gen
tleman to manage business in this
county and adjoining territory fol
house Of solid financial standing,
5000 straight cash salary and ex
penses paid each Monday direc'
from headquarters. Expense money
advanced; position permanent.
Address Manager, sos Monon Blog.
Chicago.
The supper given Monday evening
in Karl Bu1kart's shoe store by lad
les OF the German Evangelical Mis-
sionary society was we'll attended b.
the people despite the bad weather
The eatables we're fine and partakel
OF with an evident relish. The ladie
cleared about s22 from the supper
The coffee vas donated BY the Roya
Tea 70.
Parkston Advance: Miss Hart, q
Ethan, while visiting at the home G
Rev. James Crowther, at Mitchell
last week, decided to place d memol
ial window in the new memorial ha
OF Dakota University IN memory {
her father, Rev. ". f. Hart, VII
died at Ethan several weeks agt
What more laudable method Of con
menorating our beloved dead ca
there be than to place our money !
those institutions that are trainin
young people who shall take the plat
Of our fallen standard bearers? Get
far better to build noble characte
than costly maus0leums."
The Omaha passenger from the ca
had considerable difficulty gettir
into town Monday on account OF ii
exceedingly heavy wind that came
from the northwest shortly aft
dark. East of Fulton the wind drlf
ed the snow over the track to I'll
depth Of two feet and was pack
hard. The freight train that can
alopn ohoad of n n~acSonoa or co1ldn