The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-24

Martin lapp vent To ~llandledu
Tuesdag evening " 40 some painting
for Lon Greaves.
Mrs. Amanda Head. of Blue
Springs, Neb.. is ii guest at the home
OF her mother W. III. Turncaure,
III G. Preston has cen confined TO
the house for n week with a touch of
pneumonia. lie came down town
Thursday.
VIII Ilarkcr. Who is conducting a
store down at Geddcs. arrived in the
city Wednesday Afternoon to retnain
IA few days.
MI. and Mrs. Clas. Swift aud
children came home Wednesday al-
ternoon FROM a trip to Osmego. lll..
of several weeks duration.
Jos. Swift arrived home "Wednesday
afternoon after a visit of several
weeks with old friends and relatives
at f%reeport, LII.
Miss Emma Wells. who is making
her home with Rev. and Mrs. II. 5
Wilkinson and attending the Uni-
versity. is quite i'll with tonsllitis.
III. :. MonSer. am attorney of Ilur-
ON, was i'm the city between trains
on his way bone from PldnkintGn.
where he has been in attendance on
circuit court in d number OF tax
cases.
Beginning Saturday Wilbur Lewis
will open a farmers restaurant in the
building formerly occupied by Jacob
Hanert. Good meals will be served
for - cents. No increase of price on
big days i'm Mitchell.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdlsh has been at
Yankton since early i'm the week and
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
lie attended a meeting OF the State
Home Missionary board, and routine
business was transacted.
The first car of etnigrants' goods
to be unloaded at Mitchell over the
Milwaukee road came Wednesday.
when y. G. Edgington. of Gilmore.
Iowa. arrived to make his home in
this county. MI. E~dgington moved
to a fam in the vicinity OF Mt.
Vernon.
Mrs. Edward Devy and trimmer.
Mrs. Logan, left Thursday morning
for Chicago to secur their spring and
summer millinery stock. While There
they will attend the National MIL
liners Convention, before which a
Partisan milliner will deliver a num-
Der of lectures.
Canton News: a. Brady Beck,
clerk OF courts, is a bachelor. as his
wife has gone to Mitchell, where she
will visit for some weeks With her
parents Her sister, MISS May Scriv-
en-. who has been visiting at Canton
for some time has also returned
home. and Brady is d%isconsolate.
For sale. 500 bushels Macaronj
seed wheat, all cleaned up. Il. C.
HolShire. s miles north OF Mitchell.
L.. lndra is making some improve
ments i'm his clothing store that are
going to give him Il very attractive
room i'm which to do business. The
PARTITION has been removed to the
rear Of the store and extending the
/ Ip,uth. of IL nhnpf X fant hnl
cony is being constructed for trunks.
v~aliSes. etc. The woodwork is to he
painted and walls redecorated with
paper.
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.
Andrew Eddy came home Wcdnes-
day afternoon from Delton, Mich.
where he has been visiting his par
cnts. MIR. Eddy said that the snow
in Michigan was something great.
and that while he WAS at his fathers
home he vas not able to get around
the country but twice ON account OF
the..deep snow. He also went to De
troit and went through the Ford au-
tomOhile factory. for which machines
Mr.. Eddy is agent.
Are you going to have a sale. See
the Mitchell National Bank. They
are prepared to take care of you. Ge,
their terms.
"Tne Great Diamond Robbery
was the sensational drama which oc.
cupied the boards at the opera house
i uesday evening by the Cushman-St
Claile Co. and Il fair audience wit,
messed a good production. The title
would suggest situations highly sen
%sational, shooting. murders. etc.
but the piece was remarkably fire,
from it. Mr. Cushman. Miss st.
Cialr and Miss Duncan IN their var
ious parts did some fine acting anC
they We're we'll supported by th,
other members of the Nh