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

day. March ii. a daught n.
Call ana see the John Deere no-wire
orn planter. Nothing like it on the
market. Sold by ID. W. Collins.
The two children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Elce. who are sick with typhoid
fever. are reported as being a little
better at present.
Sydney Garnet moved his house
hold goods to Alexandria TODAY. He
will engage in the bakery business
and conduct a lunch room.
If you want the best disc harrow
that is made, buy a John Deere.
Sold by ID. w. Collins.
The thank Offering meeting of the
missionary society of the Nj. e.
church that was announced TO meet
at Mrs. { G. Ra1hbun's Friday af-
ternoon has been postponed until
Saturday Afternoon at , O'Clock.
II. III. Kintigh. of Miller and Mrs.
V. +. Miller, of Sioux City. CARVED
Wednesday, being called here by the
serious illness Of Sheriff Kintigh.
He had another bad spell With his
heart during the night and there
are no hopes of mis- recovery. the end
being liable to cone most any time.
The interior of hecker's Clothing
House has lcen greatly improved in
appearance. The metal ceiling is
handsomely decorated and all the
wood work has been painted white.
With the new fixtures that were le-
Gently added Mr.. Becker has an at
tractive place in which to do bl!si-
ness.
Mayor Silshy received a telegram
Tuesday afternoon from Fl. e. Hitch-
cock TO the effect that the operation
was performed on Mrs. Hitchcock
that morning at O'Clock and that
she successfully passed through the
trying ordeal. ann that she is get
ting along nicely under the circum-
stances.
Rev. f. n. Bruins, paste. Of the
German Evangelical church, went to
a point near LeMars to attend the
conference meeting OF that church.
MIR. Bruins its at persent living at
Armour but after the conference is
over he says he will nov to Mitch
ell just as 500 as he can find a house
to occupy.
Sid ". Smith left on Tuesday to
begin work in his new territory for
the ]. n. Cownie Co., Of Des Moines.
Iowa. Mr.. Smith said this trip
would take him to the extreme limit
OF his territory, which is into the
Canadian country. and that it would
be over three months before he got
back to Mitchell. expecting to get
home in time to celebrate the ma
tional holiday.
a. j. Schunk. of Red Wing, Mimi.
is in the city. Mr.. Schunk is an or.
ganzier for the Red Men and is here
to do some missionary work for the
fraternity and expects to get in a lot
of new members. The local Red Mer
have teen assured by the Sioux Falls
tribe that when the initiation comes
off that a big delegation and the
band will be brought over from the
Queen City to enliven the occasion.
The editor Of The Republican re.
ceived a copy of the March number
of the National PIiuter-Jounalist. of
Chicago. containing an excellent re.
view of the proceedings of the South
Dakota Press Association in SIOUX
Falls on Jan. 1928. What makes the
magazine Of more than ordinary in.
terest to the writer is the fact thai
his paper on at What Stage Does
Typesetting Machine Become
Profitable Investment'' was the onl,
paper selected to be printed in th,
Printer-Journalist.
a silver and gold medal contest
was held at the Presbyterian churcl
Monday evening and in spite Of th
other attractions in the city theI
was a large crowd in attendance an,
an excellent contest was given. II
the gold medal contest Miss Lilal
Older was awarded first place an,
Miss Marie Wilcox second. Mis-
Older has taken part in a number O
the contests and has developed mt
a splendid speaker, her work on thi
occasion being particularly good
There were two juvenile contests TO
silver medals, in one Florence Bjod
strop was the winner and in tn
iother Austin Berry was given frs
place. Mr.. MillaId was present wit
his talking machine and furnishe
some fine music during the evening
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