The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-18

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Minter mltA feiltiNos
George NJ. l~teNlcy IS laid up Win
the grippe al home. aud his tciri-
tory Tor the sioux Fail, house is he.
ing covered this week 10y Carl Raj.
ston.
SAN htainar1, a son OF Conductor
Frank brainard, has accepted a po-
sltion rs night operator OF the Mil
"aukee road IN TINS city, and began
his duties Tuesday night.
Mrs. Homer sampson and two
children arrived Wednesday from
Temple, Texas, called here 10y .he
death of her sister, Mrs. @ IL. Hutch
insou. Miss Lucy Conant arrived
That evening at le O'Clock from Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mls. Frank Gibbs moved
into their new residence, which they
built in the western part of the city.
The house they vacated on the cor
ner OF Fourth avenue west and Row
ley street is now occupied 10y G.. \.
beehe ana family.
c. c. king, OF Scotland. was up
Tuesday and NaS looking after the
installation OF the gas system. MIR
King said that if the Weather CON
t.nued favorable that the rains
would be connected and gas would he
ready for service.of the public by
Dec. 10.
Rev. l.. II. and l,rs. John went to
Midtown Tuesday. Wednesday noon
Mr.. John performed the marriage
ceremony which united the lives of
MI. Earnest Muchmore and Miss
Edna, daughter of Mrs. Asa Blink.
Both are members of the United
Brethren church, the groom being
the superintendent of the Sunday
school and the hlide the organist of
the church.
j. p. Lindahl has i'm course of con
struction two houses on the south
side that will be for rent. The south
side has made a tine growth during
the summer and fall building season,
and it S .fully Keeping pace with the
north side of town. People moving
to Mitchell for the lcnetit of their
children in attending the University
usually locate on the south side and
ut is materially assisting in develop
ing that part of Mitchell.
Thanksgiving services are being
arranged for on Nov. "a, the day set
apart by the president. The sermon
this year will he delivered by Rev.
A. Craig Bowdish, pastor OF the Con-
gregational church. a place for
holding the services has not been Sc
lected as yet, but it has been sug-
lested that they be taken to the city
hall in order To give the entire body
OF citizens an opportunity to attend
this service.
a. r. LaRue arri we'd from Chicago
Tuesday afternoon and for the pres
ent will assist Manager White in
looking after the opening OF the gas
business in the city. About all Of
the material for installing fixtures in
the homes and also gas stoves have
arrived and can be seen at MY.
Whites store. Mr.. LaRue will be
here for three months, by which
time it expected that the system will
be In good working order.
ID. b. Miller and son. Ralph, Ell
bert Walrath and Clifford Dickson
composed a party that left for Los
Angeles and Palo Alto, California.
Tuesday evening via the Omaha
road. The three young men go there
with the view Of remaining through
the winter months finding suitable
employment if possible. Mr., Miller
along to exercise a sort of faith
erly CARE owe the trio, and his stay
will be lengthened or shortened ac-
cording to how he likes it u there.
MIS-. MIllcl cAPtClS W W W SdlllUII-
ia about Jan. LIST.
a meeting Of the members of the
Episcopal church was held Tuesday
evening to take action on the 1emov-
al of the church from its present To-
cation to the west part of the block
Duff street. The moving is made
necessary by the sale Of the property
on the east half Of the block and the
payment Of the entire sum of money,
SO, 500, was conditioned on the re-
moval of the church at once. The
church people feel that they could
make g~ood-interest on the money by
moving the church now, as long as it
had to be done in the spring.
State Commander Hereford, Of the
Lady M~accabees, met with the local
hive Tuesday to explain the raise in
the rate OF assessments which 20 into
effect in January. The lady men,
hers were also epl,ptappd on Other