The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17

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remain several weeks.
III. III. Calhoun has been very poor
~ IN the past week or ten DAYS with
heart and kidney trouble. Al present
he is reported to he A little better
Il a. Fry. editor of the Lake An
des Wave. was in the city. MIR. Fry is
again looking over The Mitchell field
concerning the establishment of a
morning daily.
u b Van Aistine and SON.. Guy
lett via the Omaha road for Mlnneap-
Oils Monday evening. The latter will
he placed in a hospital tol the remov-
al of several small tumors from his
neck and face.
II ID. Worth arrived Monday even
lng from Sheldon. Iowa, and has
accepted a position Us salesman in The
clothing store OF W. II. Conycs. Mn.
Worth has had considerable expert
ence i'm the business.
Mrs. Nj. !. luiney vent to Sioux
Falls lnespay morning 10 take pant
IN the meeting Of the Niavi rcpre-
sentatiNes from an over the state.
Mrs. Tufney gave The public lecture
at the Jordon NJ. L, chuIch that even
ing
For sale 100 acre farm El3 OF
NWl4 and the W. of MEL Sec H..
Twp l0l, Range 80. situated - miles
west OF Ethan and S miles south of
Mitchell. Price sd. 30 per acre. For
further particulars apply to III. G.
Elder X &c. Blue Eartll. Mimi.
a. j. circuit, of Aberdeen, has an
rived i'm the city to make his hone.
and for the present is Il guest at the
home OF Jos. Nickers. NJ. j. Tvme-
son, OF Aberdeen, is also expected TO
arrive in Mitchell this week with a
view of locating here and engaging
in the poultry business on a large
scale.
The young women of the college Y.
w. c. A. wish to thank most heart
lily all those who helped so notably in
entertaining the state convention.
There were many words of apprecia-
tion from the visiting delegates for
the hospitality shown and the girls
of Dakota Wesleyan feel greatly in
debated TO the people of Mitchell for
their kindness.
Rev. L. W. Greene arrived home
Tuesday from Chamberlain. Where
lie held services in the Episcopal
church sunday. His pulpit i'm st.
Mary's church Sunday was occupied
I'M the morning 10y Rev. Mr.. Fillmore.
of Nermillion. whose discourse was a
very Interesting one. The church
building was intensely cold and no
service was held in the evening.
The Pierre Capitai-Journal now
ONE to this Office with the name of
John Nipple as editor and publisher,
the change having been made Fndav.
MIR. Nipple purchased the plant OF
the Capital-Journal and moved it to
his office The appearance of the pa
per was vastly improved the day af-
ter the change. John says he is going
to thy and make it a representative
paper of the capital OF the state.
The W. G. L. L. is taking a splen-
did interest in the possible erection
OF Il building for the Y. NJ. c. A..
and the members have displayed
their interest TO the extent of donat-
ing 800 to aid the project. These
women have worked hard for their
money and DOUBTLESS 1T is something
OF Il sacrifice on their part to take
that much money from their treas
lIrN. hut ii Shows the right spirit to
aid a cause that is worthy OF the aid
and assistance OF every business man
in Mitchell.
Miss Louiee Bras entertained the
senior class OF the high school nj
her home Friday evening at IA : O'Clock
dinner This class comprises the
graduates for the coming year. and
the bringing of them together IN
TINS Sort OF ii reunion proved a very
delightful social function for tlle
yonn4 folks. Plates were laid for
went y-lhrec guests. and Il very dain-
Nv and tempting menu was served.
The pleasures OF the evening were
devoted 10 various guessing contests
and music. in which all par1icipa-
ted. Miss Bras made a charming
young hostess and provided her
friends with a most pleasant even
ing.
Mrs. Lavinia Wallace entertained "a
small party OF Intimate friends at her
home on Sanborn street Wednesday
evening at a dinner party. the occa-
Sicn being the celebration of her 18th
birthday, and the hostess was as
bright and cheerful in her conversa-
ton as any Of her younger guests.
After a fine menu was served the
evening was delightfully."- passed with