The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-09
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Inquire OF T.. Rehbach, Bard,

Miss Marion Tncney went over to
Alexandria Saturday to remain
over Sunday.
Frank Olson has moved into his
new residence on the corner of Fifth
Avenue west and Edmunds street.
Mrs. George Summers arrived in
the city last Saturday from Chicago
to Join her husband, who is in charge
OF the construction work on the
mains of the Mitchell Gas Co.
Joseph Koch has an advertisement
today in The Republican stating
that he is going to close out his blsi-
ness at less than cost, and he de-
clares that it will lie a permanent le-
urement. Mr. Koch expects to re-
move to Portland, ore when he dis
poses of his goods.
Judge Smith and Court Stenogra-
pher Royles arrived home from Cham
berlain. court having been in session
for the week. There We're several
indictments made for Illegal voting
at the election and two of the cases
were tried but both found the de-
tendants not guilty.
Division Freight and Passenger
Agent Warner and Travelling Freight
and Passenger Agent Selby, of the
Milwaukee, road. arrived from Mason
City, Iowa, Thursday evening and
last Saturday were i'm consultation
with parties In the city, the nature
Of which is not ready for publicity.
j. p. Mckillop and family went
over to Emery this morning. being
called there by the sudden death Of
Mr.. McKillop's father, which &C.
Cured Friday evening. The de-
ceased visited here for two weeks
and went home Thursday and did
not show any signs of illness while
here.
The meeting OF Wou1an's Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
church was held at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Scallin Friday afternoon. The
features of the exercises was an add
dress on the nj ssiCn work in Japan
by MISS Francis Phelps. whose talk
was OF a very highly interesting and
instructive character.
A Joint meeting of the school
teachers in the Mitchell and Ethan
districts was held at the court house
this afternoon at which an interest
ing program was given. One week
from Saturday Supt. Coursey is
arranging for a great educational rail-
Nv and addresses will he delivered by
the county.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Charles
d. 'Fousley of Mitchell, one of the
most popular travelling men who
makes this city, and who has been
confined to his home witha severe
illness for the past six weeks. is in
the city renewing AGA udiltanceS and
visiting his customers. MIR. TousIeV
bad a hard sick spell and shows tie
effects of it in his loss OF flesh.
Prof. John l.. Seaton, or the Uni
ve1sity faculty, Wen out TO plankin-
tor last Saturday to hold services
sunday at that place and White Lake
for Presiding Elder Dobson, who is
sick at his home in Huron. MI.
Dobson will move to Mitchell witt
his family just as soon as he recov.
ers. and will occupy one of Thos.
Rall's residences on Fourth Avenue
west
Parker Press-Leader Geo. Sage
leaves today for Mitchell where he
has accepted a position in Nichols
jewlery store at that place. Fol
four years George has worked stead.
ily and in a p~raisewortsy anne tol
Mr.. T.. y. Ernestene and has proven
himself a self-made young man OF
sterling qualities. While his host OF
friends here regret to have him leave
Parker. they wish hlm unbounded
success.
Mrs. l.. h. Slade went to SiouN
City the middle of last week to sub
NIT to an operation for the removal
of a tumor. and was accompanied by
her husband. The operation was
performed Thursday, and Friday
evening a message was received from
Mr.. Shade that his wife had passed
through The operation successfully
and that she was getting along nice
". They reside a mile and a half
northwest of town.
There was a good audience in at
tendan .e at the production of 1.-The
World at the opera house Friday
evening. the play being something
out of the usual order of dramatic
performances in Mitchell. The com
pany carries a large amount of seen
cry all of which..is used in the play,
and the greater portioa OF it is fine.
The drama is of a scenic character
and some of the scenes are uI,ite real