The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-13

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friends.
Mrs, III. NJ. Clark left Tuesday
morning for Toledo, Ohio. to remain
an indefinite period.
MIR. and Mrs James Arney went TO
Iyndall Tuesday morning to visit
with relatives for several DAYS.
III. q. Nichols arrived home Mon
day evening from Chicago to look af
ter the Way Down East attraction
and left again Tuesday morning for
Des Moines, Iowa.
Mondays Sioux City journal con
tanned a large picture and brief
sketch Of Prof. NJ. M. Ramer as the
newly elected president of the South
Dakota Teachers Association.
Conductor Smith, who was injured
in the Milwaukee wreck Sunday
night, is reported to be getting along
nicely. He expects to be able to re-
turn home to Aberdeen ir the course
OF a lew days.
Geo. NJ. Rowley resumed his trav-
els on the road Thursday for a Sioux
Falls house. George has been con-
fined to his home by sickness for the
past two months and is mighty glad
to yet to work again.
Frank Chase, who has been en-
ployed i'm the Educator office for the
past year or two, resigned his posi-
tion Saturday night and Tuesday left
for Lead. in the Black Hills country,
to take Il position as job printer in
the Daily Call Office.
Daniel Tschirley died Monday
morning at his home Is miles south
west of this city, just owe the line
in Douglas county, OF hea1t failnre,
aged 76 years. The funeral services
will be hello Thursday at / o'clock
and the interment will be at Hill
side.
DR.. j. II. Dustin, of Puk wana,
was in the city Monday on his way to
Pierre DR.. Dustin is d candidate
for an appointment as a member of
the State Board Of Examining Ply
lsicians and has some good endorse
ments to present to Governor Elrod.
This section of the state is not rep
resented on the board.
A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil was called for Saturday evening
to take up the matter of licenses.
the supposition being that the deci-
sion Of the supreme court would be
at hand at that time. After watt
ing for some time Mayor Silsby had
to adjourn the meeting on account
OF there not being a quorum present.
George Meuters and Bert Schroe-
der. both former Mitchell men, have
formed a partnership iE the Emery
Land Company. Mr.. Meuters is the
agent of the Milwaukee company and
Mr.. Schroeder is the editor of the
Enterprise at Emery. Here's hoping
that the boys can sell every foot of
property in Hanson county over twice
during their business career.
S. S. Bately left Thursday
for LONDON, England, to make a Wis.,
it to his old home. He will sail
Tuesday Of next week from Boston
via the Saxonia and will be gone
two months or more. That Mr..
Bately will enjoy his trip to the
shores Of old England there is no
question, as it has been a good
many years since he left that coun-
try to become a true American cit
izen.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
states that George r. Douthit and
family have arrived in Sioux Falls to
take up their residence. They have
rented rooms in the McKeon flats,
but until the apartments are ready
for occupancy they will make their
home with Editor Martindale. Mr..
Douthit is travelling on the road for
Jewett Bros a position he is we'll
QUALIFIED to fill. Their many friends
in Mitchell will wish them all kinds
OF happiness and success in their new
home.
1T was ascertained today that there
was a possibility Of the Mitchell
Daily Star not starting up Feb. L,
as per the second announcement that
was made and that another date will
be set. 1t is stated that the Fry
brothers are at work organizing a
stock company Of outside people to
assist in establishing the institution
in Mitchell. The two solicitors who
have been working for the new pub
LEGATION were retired from their work
the middle OF last week pending tie
ARRIVAL of the proprietors.
The executive committee OF the
Icommittee on arrangements for the
evangelistic meetings held a session