The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-04-15

headquarters lOI WaSneIS-"Ocean
Wave" ''Wkite Lily'' and the
$780," Motley, McKeel & Barber.
w. NJ. Cunningham came over from
Sioux Falls Saturday to remain
over Sunday with DR.. B. a. Bobh
and family. He is a cousin of Mis-.
F! Bobb.
Louis Zanele, a lad ten years old,
died at the home OF his parents in
Baker township Wednesday night, Of
pneumonia. The funeral services
were to have been held today.
Ludwig Loevinger, Of White Lake,
was in the city today. He says the
Aurora republican county convention
will likely be held Saturday, April
%, to select delgates to the state
convention.
Senator j.. E. McIougall, of Mar
shall county. was in the.city Saturday
and attended the county convention.
Mr.. McDougall is one OF the candi-
dates for the nomination of governor
at the republican convention.
Hakon Carlson and Margaret Mel
son were united in marriage Satur-
day evening at 9:l5 O'Clock by JUS
tice Mckinley at his home. MIR.
Carlson is a carpenter ly trade and
has worked in Mitchell for a number
of years.
Bring your eggs if you want dry
goods. Highest market price in
trade at Buttertield's.
Prof. r. II. Otto returned from
Alexandria yesterday afternoon. He
was to give a recital with his vocal
class at Alexandria Thursday even
in, but on account of the stormy
weather that evening it was post
poned until some evening next week.
The professor has quite a large class
at Alexandria.
Miss Mary Tomlin was completely
surprised by fourteen of her young
lady and gentleman friends who
marched in upon her Monday even
ing. "Logamaca'' was the game of
the evening, after which dainty re-
freshrnents we're served. Miss Tom
Inns departure in about two weeks
fer her new home in Spearfish will
be regretted by her many city and
college friends.
Next Monday and Tuesday even
ings the Columbian Opera Co. will
give its initial performance in this
city with "Dorothy'' as the attrac-
ton. The second evening "Gerofe,
Gerolan will be produced. Both are
excellent operas and the citizens of
the city will have an opportunity to
hear something fine. The company
carries about twenty people.
j. L. Hannett left Saturday for
a business trip to the Black Hills and
expects to be away about ten days.
Mr.. Hannett is the retiring member
Of the council from the fourth ward
and he has consented at the urgent
request of his friends to stand for re-
nomination. He has been a valuable
member on the council and in the
coming two years his services will be
OF further value.
E. j.. Greaves & Son have made a
fine display of their handiwork as
painters and decorators in The Re
publican Office and for the past
three days they have been at work
on the walls of the business office
and the editorial rooms. with the
result that the interior of both
rooms have been beautitied in an at
tractive manner. The firm can dc
some excellent work in their line OF
decorating, as they have demonstrate
ed in times past in the various homes
of the city, where their talent has
been allowed full sway.
Eggs taken in trade. Highest mar
ket price paid. II. d. Buttertield.
Liz SLOlul Illudy TSGGCilpu ANY
thing of a like nature i'm a good many
lyears. The oldest inhabitant does
not remember of a genuine winter
snow storm coming at this time i'm
the month of April. The storm was
general in all parts of the state.
However, little damage resulted.
Stock in this section suffered but
little as the farmers in the greater
number Of cases have good shelter
for their animals. The storm will
set the farmers back a little in their
wheat seeding. and it will be a week
before they can get into the fields
again.
w. c. Baker pasture lin section
thirteen, Baker township, for rent.
II. r. Kibbee.
Arrangements have been completed
for the appearance here of Greig's
%sanforening of Canton Oh Wednesday,
April 81. The club is composed of
No.,