The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24

Week. ana returned nome Friday
morning.
Misses blanche and Edna Fetch
we're called to Parkston Friday 10y
the serious illness of their mother.
Mls. Charles Fetch.
Mrs. y, u. Noon returned to .Ar-
mour saturday. She was called
hele carly in the week by the illness
OF haf mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mcdonald.
The Very Reverend Dean shea.
Who has been at Toronto, Canada,
Tor the past month, being called
there by the lin ess and death of bis
sister, returned home to Mitchell!
Thursday evening.
A vested choir VIII he n Of the
additional features at st. Mary's
Episcopal church in the near future.
1T has been organized under the d.
rection of Mrs. w. a. Heimbcruer.
VINO will have the direction OF ii.
1t is expected that the choir will
MAKE its first appearance after Eas-
ter.
Chamberlain Registers; Mitchell is
to have a second daily which, in our
way OF thinking, VIII be one TOO
many. 1t is better for the town to
have one good daily than two poor
ones and it looks as though the town
hadn yet reached the point where
it was large enough to support two
dailics.
7. j Collins, a plumber, was ar
rested late Friday afternoon by Chief
Keith and Saturday lie appeared
before Justice Mckinley and was
fined SIC. Collins was pretty we'll
filled UP with booze and he emitted
some very foul language on the
streets that was disgusting to people
who heard him.
Harry Evans and Miss Jessie Grote-
void were married at Sioux Falls
Friday afternoon and returned to
Mitchell in the evening on the Oma-
ha passenger. The bride is a sister of
Mrs. c. r. Norris, and for the pres
emit they are stopping at her home.
Their friends in the city will extend
their CONGRATULATIONS.
A tire IN the foundry department.
of the Barcus Manufacturing Co..
of Wabash, Ind, completely de-
stroyed that much of the works. All
the rest of the factory, however. was
saved and the company will continue
its business without interruption.
\. b Rowley, formerly of this vicin-
ity-is the secretary of the company.
Rev. +. ". Long. of Redliela,
passed through the city Friday on his
way to Deadwood to fill the pulpit i'm
the CONGREGATIONAL church, and
which the Deadwood people are anN-
i0us that he should fill pernanent-
ly. Mr.. Long is the pastor of the
and says he has little desiIe to leave
that place.
Brazzell & Johnson have fixed up
their barber shop in very fine shape
by the addition of new furniture in
the way of chairs and mirrors. The
walls are very handsomely decorate
cd and a ley plate glass front is be-
ing put in the building. When all
the improvements are completed the
gentlemen will have an attractive
place of business.
DIR. $. j. Moore, chairman of the
board of county commissioners. re-
turned Friday morning from Ashton,
where he went to Investigate IA cattle
dipping tank with two other MEM
5ers of the committee, John Giltillan
and G. Il. Drake. lie said that the
tank inspected would meet the re-
~quirements here and that it would
cost a little less than $500.
County superintendent Quieley had
a meeting of the school officers of the
county at the court hoase Friday af-
ternoon and there was a very good at
lCil'idilGG W Ilic oIllCIhlS. lDF super
intendent delivered an address to
them on the school laws. apprlsine
them OF their duties and giving them
a pretty thorough eXemplifcation of
the law.
Sioux Falls argns-Leader: w. L.
Doolitttle surprised his numerous
friends by appearing among them
this morning. Ibis was the first trip
made down town by Mr.. Doolittle
since the wreck on the Omaha over
four weeks ago. He came down this
morning to have a tooth extracted
that has been causing him consider
able annoyance since the accident.
The fracture to his jaw has pro-
gressed so far in its healing that he
is not obliged to wear the harness to
keeb the jaw in place any longer.