The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-05

Mn aQl Mrs Cfu,. l1oA. oil Breck-
tnftdt~ linn, me ytAltin4 i. III.
pautin ana family.
G. g. Bras is confined TO his h3ms
on account OF sickness, ANA is report
ed To be some better at present.
The Rainfall for Tuesday amount
ed to ~ inches, which will be u good
starter for rains Ia come during May.
NJ. NJ. Mcdonald, the city weigh
master. mas commenced the construc-
ton of a tMo-story residence en- west
Seventh street.
a. Il. Chamberlain. OF Howard. was
In the city over night, a guest at the
W!dmann, and returned to his home
Thursday morning.
Ms. Geo. p. Dix came down from
Aheraeen Thursday morning to visit
a few days with her SON, Dr. \. j.
Din, and wife.
Mrs. T.. j. HAYNES has been visit
log with relatives In SiouN City for
the past three Weeks and came lloue
Wednesday afternoon.
MIS-. VIM. Dumcan left Thursday
morning Tor Sioux City TO meet her
daughter, Mrs. Or. Stephenson, who
is on her way to Mitchell TO make a
visit.
E Spangler mas Just received NOTICE
Iloin the pension department at
Washington of an increase in bis pen
sion, anG hereafter lie viii receive sl2
per month.
Mrs. *. 5. Christensen left
Wednesday morning for Madelia and
Wauseca. Mimi. TO make am en-
tended visit with relatives, expecting
to be away Two months.
Mrs. George Cessford has been been
visiting with relatives at MARSHALL
town, iowa, for a week or more and
returned home Tuesday evening on
the 10 O'Clock passenger.
The rural route Inspector from
Washington is expected to arrive in
Mitchell in a few days to establish
the w routes that have been APP
proved by the department..
Mrs. f. A. Bidwell and Mrs. j. S.
Wilson went to Ethan Thursday
to attend the county convention of
the w. G. L. U. They were Joined
here by Mrs. Lucia Ramsey, of
Woonsocket, president OF the state
union.
Miss Bertha Widmann is very i'll
with typhoid fever at her home on
Lawler street. She went to Hot
Springs recently and contracted the
disease while there. y trained nurse
from Sioux City is in charge of the
sick room.
Warnie schulnd returned the first
or the week from Reardon. Wash.
where he moved Last year. Mr..
schltnd OWNS 32o acies OF land near
Mt Vernon, which he has come
back to look after. lie says he will
retain that as a place TO return to
when he gets tired OF Washington.
II. IL. Motley has been up TO his
sphinx county farm. near Frankfort,
lor several weeks experimenting the
50 wing OF erain Nh Motley sIid he
would have in 100 aules OF small
grain this season, all of which is i'm
the ground with the exception Of POO
acies, which viii he plaate to corn
John Schmidt. residing down in
LisUon township, has Just conel8aca
the purchase OF a lualtcr section of
land from the Catholic church s0ci- I
ETY., which was left to the society by
Nh. Ihunnissen. Mr.. schmidt says
this qualter j4st rounds out a fun
section for him and that be VIII have
q quarter for each of his bows.
Mr. aud Mrs. Theodore Closz, of
Webb CITY, Iowa. arrived Tuesday
evening to make a visit with Mr..
and MIS- FRANK Weller. Mr.. Closz
is The representative of Alexander.
Ward \ Conoyer. a live stock COM
mission firm. He will be in this Vi
ion three or fear days inyesti-
the stock Interests in This
and Sanbom counties
Ransom post G. a. IL. wish to en-
the services Of one or Two gool I.
ifers il they can lie had in tie city. I.
.F1cY are aiso disepssieg the PROPOSE
tion OF Organizing a drum corps mad
Wish to receive a%ppllCations from
from 10 TO % wears WHO world
like TO take hold OF such an ealer-
prise The plan is for the post 10
furnish Instruments. music and in
structlon to a number OF boys who
have talent aud are willing to learn.
apply to a. j. W%ooledge,
In order Il. Drove to y0u