The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-02
IN OWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THA HAPPEN N,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

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home Monday morning.
Miss Laura Lewis came home
Monday from Sioux Falls for a sllor,
visit With her mother.
Miss Mary Wlndle has neen teach.
ing music in the institute at Armour
Tor two weeks came home Monday.
o. E. Cassem came home Monday
AFTERNOON from Aurora, ILL.,, where he
was called by the death of his father,
Louis Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
w. l.. Jones, left Sunday evening for
Minneapolis to take up his studio,
at the University of Minnesota.
For rent.-A stock farm in Hand
county. Good water sufficient for poo
head of stock. Inquire of r.. i. Wat
kins, 7ol south sanborn street.
Mitchell.
John Jackson mas been travelling
through North Dakota for severql
weeks and came home Saturday even.
ing. He went to Sioux Fails Mon
day morning.
The fathers arrived on Monday
to do the lathing ON the Omaha's
new depot. 1t is hardly plobable
that the new depot building viii he
done in time for corn palace week.
A. L. Fish and family arrived
Monday from 1yndall to make a
visit at the home of G. L. uurd.
Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Hurd are sisters.
Mr.. Fish is the clerk of courts Of Bon
Homme.
r. /. Dahl and family nave Just
moved back ia their residence at 6O7
Third Avenue. The house has been
repaired and improved during the
past month and now makes a de-
slrable home for the family.
a. j. Wooledge and wife, who went
to Boston to attend the national en-.
campment of the G.. a. R.. are visit
ing at local points IN New York
state, according 10 a letter from Mr..
Wooledge, who writes The Repub-
lican of their trip.
In remltting for his weekly Cap
ital BENZ. Il. Miles writes from Den.
yer. Colo, where he has been located
for several years. He is engaged in
the job printing business and with
five presses running he is certainly
doing some business. Mr.. Miles
formerly lived in Mitchell and was
employed by The Republican.
a. E. Hitchcock has commenced to
make some improvements On his resi-
dence on the co:ner of Fourth Az
enue and Duff streets. BY making
the root sleeper and putting in some
gables he will have three rooms on
the second floor. lie will change
the interior OF the house to some
extent and ado a large veranda.
tn Hamm Brewing Co, of Min
neapolis, has purchased the building
occupied by the Salvation Army and
in about two Weeks viii commence
TO make some improvements upon
the building and when completed it
VIII be used as a location for a new
saloon which the brewing company
VIII establish. The company owns a
large cold storage plant in the south
eastern part of the city from which
they distribute their beer to all parts
of the state.
Chief Keith arrested a fellow
Monday afternoon who was c4us-
Ing all kinds of disturbances down
on Main street, by cursing and ap-
vile epithets to people on the
The fellow gave his name as
Jesse James and declared he had teen
outlaw for twenty years. The
name didn't friehten the chief .
little bit and when the fellow re-
fused to go to jail the chief gave him
a half a dozen raps over the head
which had the desired effect.
Henry Feidrotf came home Monday
morning from the reform school at
accompanied by Superin-
tendent Young. Henry vas granted
leave Of absence of one week from
the institution, at the end of which
be will return. Mr.. Young stated
that the boy while at the reform
school behaved himself very nicely
indeed and he did not have IA word of
against him. The sLper-
lntendent left on the north train for
White. where he will take charge OF
A lad for the reformatory.
The Minneapolis Tribune is having
a contest in which lO4 free trips will
be given to the worlds fair to the
successful contestants. Aside from
tours of Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Iowa. Michigan and
Wisconsin will be given. Some of
the contestants in the three states