The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-31

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Mrs. Ed. Leehan went TO Sioux
City Thursday TO visit several
weeks with relatives.
E. j. Greaves is fixing up the meat
market of S. ii. Morgan & Co. i'm very
attractive shape with some handsome
ly designed paper.
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson and little
son Went to Nermillion Thursday.
She was called there by the serious
illness OF her sister. who is not ex
pected to live but two OF three days.
Papers received from Ashland. Ore
gon, announce the death of Mrs.
Crazy, the mother Of the late Grant
Crazy. She was a former resident
OF Mitchell and was quite well known
i'm the city.
Farmers i'm from various sections
of the county state that seeding is i'm
full blast, the farmers having COM
menced two OIL three days ago. The
soil is said to be in very good con-
dition for seeding wheat.
Mrs. ID. w. Burright went to Sioux
City Thursday. She will accom-
pany MIR. Rurright home Saturday,
meeting him at that place Mr.. Bur-
right has been at Hot Springs during
the winter for the benefit of his
health and is much improved.
Miss Theresa Bradley, who has held
a position --as n of the operators in
the telephone Office. left this morn
ing for her home at Savanna. LII.
Miss Bradley has made many warm
friends during her residence in
Mitchell who will regret her depart.
ure.
James Ottman was up from Ethan
today. He says that town is growing
rapidly this spring and that much
building is going on with more to
follow before the season is over with.
Ethan is rapidly becoming quite a
factor in the business interests of the
county and is already a good market
for stock and grain.
Ole kjelmyr's tailoring business is
growing sc that he has to have more
room, and accordingly leased the ad.
joining room and has had doors cut
into 1T. This room will be used TO,
cutting purposes and Ole says that tn,
bank vault is just the thing in whicl
to hang new goods to keep them from
! the dust and to store his money i'm
ID. n. Smith, of Miller. aud Franz
LeCocq. of Harrison members of tn,
railroad commission, arrived in tn,
city Wednesday evening from Siou,
Falls, where they attended a meetin!
of the state board. a number O
routine matters OF interest to Severa
small towns i'm the state @concernin.
accommodations We're taken ~ am,
disposed OF.
Mrs. c. w. Downey informally en-
tertained a few lady friends at card
Wednesday afternoon, progressiv
sinch occupying the time. Refresh
ments were served at 5 o'clock. Sh
was assisted by Mrs. Rodent Bum
and Mrs. w. Nj. Herbert. Mrs. VIM
NJ. Smith and Mrs. III. r. kibbe
were tied for the head prize and OF
cutting the cards the latter won.
Ralph Wheelock is getting addition
al glory as the private secretary 1
Mayor Jones, of Minneapolis. On oc
casion of the opening of the big bow
ing tournament i'm Minneapolis Mon
day evening Mayor Jones VAS unabl
20 be present and he delegated RalpI
to 20 down to the alleys and shoe
the first ball down the smooth tlool
Now if the Mayor will give Ralp
the privilege of throwing the frs
ball oyer the plate at the opening c
the baSUall season In Minneapolis h
will be comforting a great favor o
his private secretary.
w. II. Disney, grand chancellor, c
the Knights of pythias, OF Terry
visited the local lodge Wednesda
evening, at which time there was
good attendance Of the members
The work OF the first and secon
ranks was exemplitied for the benet
Of the grand chancellor and 'durin
the evening when he delivered AN at
dress TO the members he referred
the excellent manner in which til
work was done by the lodge. II
stated that in his travels through til
state he found P%ythianism progress
ing in a fine name and that muG
interest vas displayed i'm the orde.
After the work of the evening W
finished a splendid luncheon vi