The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10

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man. Inquire at this Office.
Webster, Cook * Co. have some.
Thing of interest i'm their change OF
advertisement today to sdy to uncil
customers.
ID. H.. Holbrook, state agent for
the Mutuai Life. was In the city Fri
day assisting DR.. CLARK i'm the work
of life insurance
Joe Harker has accepted a position
with kratz 81 Co.. and went to work
yesterday, taking the place made
vacant by II. c. lapp.
III. +. Hitchcock, who has been at
tending to some business matters i'm
Chicago for several days. arrived
home Tuesday evening.
| have just received the agency
iron, a million dollar company to loan
money at six per cent on farms.
w. A. Heimbergpf.
w. III. COnYeS announces the arrival
OF his new spring clothing and in-
Nlles his friehds and customers to
make a call and inspe. Il What lie has
got.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith de-
parted Wednesday on the early
morning passenger via the Milwau
kee road fol Chicago for Il trip lasting
about two weeks.
George D%ougherty. of Mt. Vernon,
was in the city Wednesday. He was
out to Pie1re, and was on his way
home. from the closing days OF the
legislative session.
III. 9. Tapp, who has been clerking
in the grocery store of Kratz 4 Co +.
has resigned and on March ID lie will
open a grocery establishment on the
south side near the bridge.
A. III. Pherson's Jewelry store has
been made more attractive by the
owner OF the building, l.. Beckwith.
A new steel ceiling was added and
paint and paper contributes other
wise to the interior improvements.
Mrs. Ed. Devy and Mrs. Logan.
her trimmer, arrived home from
their trip to Chicago, where Mrs.
DeNy laid i'm her line OF spring and
summer millinery. While there the
ladies attended the National Mill
ners' conventions.
The Young Peoples Dancing Club
gave the last of their series of par
ties i'm the city hall Tuesday even
ing, twenty-cight couples being
present. ishe music was furnished
by the Northwestern Harp orchestra.
The young folks have a good organi-
zation and expect to invest their sur
plus cash i'm something that will
serve as an enjoyment during the
summer months.
Seed oats for sale-l 900 bushels, no
rust. White Side oats 40 cents per
bushel. Bates Bros. 6 miles north ,.
miles east of Mitchll.
1hos. Wheeler, who has resided
on a farm northwest of town for a
good many Years has decided to give
up farming and will move to town
just as soon as his house is built. He
owns a block Of ground in Hammers
first addition. north of the city. and
will erect a house thereon at once.
He will engage in light gardening
and raising poultry. having over
three bundled chickens to start with.
The Presbyterian Missionary Soci-
ETY. met at the home of Rev. j. S.
Surbeck Tuesday afternoon with an
attendance of fifty ladies. Their was
ii departure from the usual routine
in the serving Of refreshments. and
while this was going on some enter
tanning music was rendered on the
piano by Mrs. Roy Jewell. Mrs. j. S.
Daniels and Miss Florence Schubert.
meeting was very much enioyed
by all tie ladies present.
L. N. Simons arrived home We'd
nesday from Pierre, where he has
been since Jan. j, acting as the sec
ietary Of the senate In this capa-
city Nh. SIMMONS gave excellent sat-
lsfaction to the senators and his
work was always highly spoken of.
He remained a few Gays after the
close OF the session to finish up some
matters pertaining to the work of
the body. During the next six
months Mr.. Simons will write out in
long hand the entire proceedings of
the senate. That is the time given
in which to complete the work, al
though he expects to have it finished
a month or two before that.
Tuesday Rufus Lyons attained bis
majority and in honor of the occasion
in the evening Mrs. Lyons enter
tanned a number of friends for her
son at their home on Second Avenue
east The amusement OF the evening
was progressive SINGH which proved
and entertaining. The head