The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-04-08


Miss Emma Haynes arrived home
Monday afternoon from Chicago.
Eggs taken in trade. Highest mar
ket price paid. II. ID. Buttertield.
Geo. n. Summers arrived home
Saturday evening from his trip to
Cuba.
Miss Goldle Beebe went to Mason
City, Iowa, Monday to remain
several days.
Mrs. Miles and daughter, Miss
Jessie, of Spencer, are visiting az
the home of Mrs. Warren Wells.
w. c. Baker pasture in section
thirteen, Baker township, for rent.
FL. r. Kibbee.
Misses Emma and Pearl Harker re-
turned home on Monday from a
trip out to their claims west Of the
river.
For sale.-A few choice registered
Herefords bulls, best quality and
breeding at low prices. Farm joins
city. G. +. Raymond, Mitchell, S. ID.
Mrs. Il. G. Nichols went to Sioux
City this morning to remain several
days with her sister, Mrs. II. e.
Hitchcock. who is still in the hos
pital.
Morgan s. Mowry will pay highest
market price for hides, pelts and tall
low. See them before selling. Office
south Mann street, opposite Webster,
Cook & Cos. hardware.
Mrs. James Gormley arrived home
Sunday morning from Owatonna,
Mimi, and was driven Immediately
to Letcher, where her daughter,
Mrs. Daniel Ford, is very sick.
Mrs. Mae Hill left for an ex-
tended trip. which will include Far
go, n. d., New York city and the
st. Louis exposition. She expects to
be gone the greater part of the sum
mer.
Born. at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Wilson, Sunday, April 8, to MI.
and Mrs. F. G. Valley, a son. The
information was telegraphed to MI.
Valley, who is in Chicago. of the
arrival Of the heir of his family.
The city schools resumed opera
tions Monday morning after a weeks
vacation. Miss Chappell, Of the
University, supplied Miss Emma
Haynes's room and Mrs. j. L.
Lardner is teaching for Miss Glare
Nobis, who is sick.
John N. Harris has disposed of his
cigar factory in this city to Mr..
Stloberger, who is an experienced
cigar maker and will conduct the
business in the future. Mr.. Harris
will take q position on the road for
Fem Bros, OF Sioux Falls.
Chas. Weller came up from Sioux
City Saturday, and having disposed
of his LUMBER business there he will
take up his residence in or nea.
Mitchell. He contemplates conduct
ing a farm in Baker township. Mrs.
Weller came up from Sioux City sew
eral weeks ago.
The testimony in the University
case was finished Saturday evening.
This is the case in which Rev.
Tooke, of Rockford, H., is INTEREST
ed. Judge Smith has taken the evil
dence under Amusement, and if there
is to be any argument made by the
attorneys they will be heard by the
court April Is.
Mrs. r. n. Reirson was overcome
by a stroke Of apoplexY Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock at her home
on west Fourth street. She was in
the basement attending to her morn
ing's work when the stroke overcome
her. The noise Of her falling to the
floor gave warning to the folks up
stairs thai some thing wrong had
happened and on going down i'm the
basement Mrs. Reirson was found i'm
an unconscious condition. DIR. r. c..
Warne was Immediately summoned
but nothing could be done to arouse
her, and she has remained uncon-
scious to the present time. DR..
Warne stated that the case was a
serious one, and that the outcome
was doubtful.
a great movement Of cattle over
the Milwaukee road is being made at
the present time, the first consign-
ment passing through Mitchell Sat-
urday afternoon. There we're two
trains Of twenty ears each, both be-
ing unloaded here to feed. The Mil.
waukee maize a fast run Of these
trains from Manila, distance OF 227
miles being made in eight hours.
These cattle are being shipped from
Ell Paso, Texas. and it is reported
that there were $500 cars to be
shipped from that point to the Al
berta country, Canada, and the en-
tire shipment will pass through this