The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-18

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at the reform school in charge of the
electric light plant. spent the day in
the city with his parents.
t. II. Travis. secretary of the Mu-
tual Cash Guarantee Co.. of Sioux
Falls, was iG the city Friday on
some business matters. returning
home on the evening Omaha train.
Word was received from Orlando,
Fla Thursday evening that a
daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. w. Bunight, Monday, Marcn I,
They are spending the winter in
the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Hitchcock left
for Sioux City Saturday. Mrs.
Hitchcock VIII enter a hospital there
to submit to a surgical operation.
which her many friends i'm the city
trust will be entirely successful.
Don't delay. Man-Er-Vin Tablets
cure all forms OF nervous and genera
debility. They put new life, energy
and ambition into a debilitated sys-
tenn, invigorates and restores the Wit
al forces and makes you feel bright
and cheerful. L. O. Gale.
W. 6. Dawson arrived in the city
Thursday evening from CASTLE, n.
Y, where he yer last week to ac
company the remains OF his brother,
the late N. l.. Dawson. for inter
ment. Mr.. Dawson expects to re-
main here a short time before re-
turning to Carthage, Mo-. where he
resides.
a combined meeting of the school
teachers in the various districts Of
the county was held at the court
house last. Saturday, for which an
extended program was arranged.
The attendance was very large and
the meeting Was an enthusiastic one,
for which the teachers in this county
are noted.
Messrs. Milne, Kratz, Otto and
Downey have organized a male quar-
tet and by diljgent practice hope to
have a representative musical organ
ization of the city. Prof. Otto was
appointed manager and director of
the quartet q under his competent
framing something out of the ordin-
airy will be secured.
The Dacotah Club finished its SER
les of dancing parties i'm the Mitchell
Club rooms Friday, music for the
number having been furnished by
Hoyt's orchestra of Sioux Falls, and
it gave the best of Satisfaction.
One thing and another has prevented
a full attenda ace at the parties.
The lady members of the club con-
template giving a party a couple of
weeks after the Lenten season is
over.
John H. Finn superintendent Of
the Indian school at Chamberlain.
spent Friday in the city making
some purchases at the Mitchell Green
house. He bought a great quantity
of trees and sllrubbery of the New
burys which will be used to leauti-
fly the grounds around the Indian
school building. The structure is set
on a high eminence and the grounds
are finely laid out for the purpose Of
identifying. 1t speaks we'll for the
Newburys to have the stock on hand
to supply the superintendent.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church gave a penny social in
the rooms of the Western Business
College Friday evening, and judging
from the receipts the attendance was
quite large and the partons were
very generous. Booths were estab-
lished in various parts of the rooms
and from these we're sold candy.
nuts, pop corn, coffee and sandwich
es, no article costing over a penny.
The receipts amounted to 500. so, and
in the disposal of the wares the
guests and the sales people had an
ENJOYABLE time.
n. Q. Warner, of Forsetburg.
passed through the city Friday norm
ing on his way to st. Louis. Mr..
Warner has charge of the agriculture
al exhibit for South Dakota and will
look aftere its arrangement in the
agricultural building and will also
have charge of the arrangement Of
the exhibits and the work around
the state building. The six men
who were employed to do the dec
Grating on the building expect to
leave Monday for St. Louis. One
car Of the exhibits has reached St.
Louis and the other is expected to
arrive there by the latter part of the
week.
The past winter has been es-
pecially severe on the fish in the jim
river. 1T has been so cold that the
river has been frozen over practically
all Of the time, and for this reason
the fish in the river have not been
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