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

Mrs. W. w. Gardner left Thurs
day morning. for Lost Nation. Iowa
where she was called by the seriou:
Ill LESS of her brother claw.
Clear. improved residence propert,
for sale or will trade for brood mare
r. or for stock cattle.
III Martin Gleason.
Morgan Il Mowry will Nay highes,
market price for hides, pells and tai
3 low. See them before selling. Office
south Nam street, opposite Webster
Cook 4 Co.'S. hardware.
All members of the G.. a. r. and
n W.. r @. are requested to meet at
their hall Friday afternoon promptly
at I :3) O'Clock to attend the exercis-
es at the high school building in 9
body.
81 Edward N. Eaton and Miss Mary
l.. Morris we're united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon at 3o'clnck. the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
j. S. Surbeck at his home. The
bride and groom reside about 8 miles
I;noIthwest OF the city.
Coles. Bludbildev is the. great
FEBRUARY tonic. 1t is what its name
implies-A builder OF pure blood and
strong nerves. Take Bludbilder
and be free from grippe and rheuma-
tism. sl.00 a bottle. Sold and guar
ngteed by all druggists.
Miss Louiee Bras came home thurs
day from Mt. Vernon, where she
has been visiting. and was accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs c.
Belts. Louiee has recovered from
her severe attack OF TYPHOID fever
and is regaining her former health.
MI. and Mrs M. Il. Lyons, who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lyons since last Friday, left
Thursday morning for Denver, Colo. !,
where they will reside in the future.
They have been living at Madelia,
Mimi, and the change is made for
the benefit Of Mr.. Lyons health.
Peter Peterson and Miss Jessie
Parnell, Of Fulton we're united in
marriage this morning by Rev. ID,
r. Tomlin at the Congregational
parsonage. They we're attended by
several friends from Fulton. The
bridal couple went to Irene to make
a short visit with relatives and will
rcturn to Falton next week.
Saturday evening MISS Wauneta
Ferris entertained the L. q. Club
and that Of the B. X. O. E. at her
home, which was in the nature OF q
valentine party. Candy hearts
were hung in all the rooms and
some were put in out Of the way
places for the young ladies and gentle.
men to hunt, those finding the great
est number being awarded a prize.
Louis Anderson got the first prize
and Loise Wiltze was given the con-
ISOLATION. Refreshments we're served
during the evening.
V. @. Mowery, OF LeMars, Iowa.
was in the city today and competed
the arrangements for his removal to
this city about March l. Mr.. Now
cry is a piano tuner and has hid
Years OF experience at the business.
All he asks Is a trial and he is GER
tain that he can satisfy the demands
of the people. Mr.. Mowery is also a
violinist and cornet player of mole
than ordinary ability, and very kind
" offered bis services to the band
which will very likely be organized
in Mitchell this spring.
Garry E. Chambers. a prominent
capitalist. Of Cortland, N. Y, ar
rived in the city Friday and was
the guest OF O. L. Branson until his
departure east Saturday. Mr..
Chambers is a stakeholder in the
First National pank, and while here
was elected as a member OF the
board OF directors to fill the vacancy
caused by the retirement Of j. o.
Tiffany. MI. Chambers paid his first
visit to Mitchell on this occasion and
he expressed himself very fayorably
with what lie found in an up.to-date
western city.
A carpenter crew of the Omaha
road arrived on the evening passen-
ger MONDAY night and Do Tuesday
they set to work to clear away a
place in the ruins of the burned de-
pot on which to erect a small build
Ing to be used for baggage. just an
ordinary affair will be built to an.
swer the purpose Of protecting bag.
gage. For the present Agent Wilt
will have his Office in the baggage
room that was saved from destIuc'
tion. A lineman also arrived with
the carpenter crew and in a short
time he had the telegraph wires con-
Injected and communication was re-
established with the dispatcher's
office.