The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-19

morning, having teen up there to
attend the meeting of the X. of p.
lodge
J. A. Gheen, Of Sioux City, man
aver of the Standard Oil Co. for this
territory. was in the city Thurs
day and left on the Omaha for Sioux
Falls.
:. For sale:-One block OF land with
shade and fruit trees, small house
and barn within four blocks Of
school house. $lO50 takes it. En-
Quire at this office.
Miss Sara Scallin, a teacher In the
city schools, is confined at home
with an attack of grippe. Yester-
day her was supplied by Miss
Grace and this morning by Mrs. Jay
A Dundas took charge until Miss
Scallin RECEIVERS.
There will be a public enter
tainment at the Riverside school
house on the evening of Feb %, I'M
der the direction Of Miss Belle
Sptpk, Mrs. f. G. Moses and Mrs. o.
E. G'assem. Admission free. Re-
treatments only l5c.
Dangerl near at hand when the
Kidneys are sick Kidney Elites act
quickly-cure quickly. Purify and
strengthen the Kidneys and restore
them to their normal and healthy
condition. Price 25 cents.
L. O. Gale.
On Wednesday, Feb. "a, IT. Il.
White will assist in crying alarge
stock sale for S. l. Braa. near Arle.
sian; and the day following he goes
to Dell Rapids for another big stock
AISLE. Mr.. White is making J.. fine.
reputation as, an auctioneer and is
securing quite a good deal OF. husi-
ness.
MIR. M. L. Porter arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from Des Moines,
Iowa, where he went several weeks
aR9 to have "a limb adjusted to the
one that was removed last spring.
He put in a week or so. learning to
use the limb properly and is now
able to get around in very good
shape.
Quite a good delegation OF business
men went to Aberdeen Thursday
to. attend the Business Mems
banquet at the new court house that
evening. Among those in the party
were o. L. Branson, e.. E. Hitch.
cock. w. Il. LaFoIlette, j. E. Wells,
and Others whose names were not Sc
cured before the departure of the
train. 1t IS expected that the at
tendance will De very large and the
affair will be on a greater scale than
i .forMer years. 49,
Messrs. j. Il. Sullivan, j. c. Sang
er, S.. II. Davis, Gustave Stelnfeldt
and T. W Taubman, Bert DePew,
Christ Hart and f. L. RYAN, Of
Plankinton, and Messrs. Thos. Welss,
Will Myers, Frank Alton, Frank
Wood. DR.. Clevenyer, George Renke
and w. Davis. o! Chamberlain, repre-
sent the bowling teams Of those two
towns who zane In this morning to
play against the Mitchell team, which
is composed Of Messers will Nobis,
Elton Mckinley, WmWilkinson, Ray
/, Branson, Fred Tobin and Jos. Yer
milyea. Mitchell and P~lankintcn
bowleo the first game. Mitchell won
the first game by a score Of aS4s to
3846.
a Huron special says Mrs. James
Campbell gave a tea party to a large
number Of friends last week. and af-
ter the guests had departed she went
to a drawer in her dresser, where she
had placed her diamonds before the
arrival of her guests, and found that
they had been stolen. The diamonds
were valued at $1,000, and she was at
a loss whom to suspect. The robbery
remained a mystery for four days,
when early Tuesday morning the door
bell Of the Campbell residence was
runR n upon going to the door the
lady found her diamonds returned in
a box. The guilty parties evidently
were afraid that they would be found
out IL an investigation was carried
on too extensively.
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock ear
ly every department OF the city
schools will hold programs commem-
Grating the birthdays Of Washing
ton, Lincoln and Mckinley. Per-
haps the most p1etentious OF these
Exercises will be held in the high
school Assem- bly, o by the rooms
presided over by Misses Grace and
VandeBogart, which will be in the
nature of a cantata that will consist
Of songs, r%ecltations, marches and
drills, the children being costumed
appropriately. The G. q. r. aud W.
R. c. have been invited to attend
the exercises in a body and they
have accepted the invitation. The