The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-03


a. III. Doyle arrived home Sa,nr-
day evening from his "trip 10 Warren.
III.
Mrs. L. II. WILSON. OF Salem. is Wis
iting with lDr. and Mrs. +. w.. Frey
berg.
Mrs. II. l.. Raymond is spending
the week With Mrs, c. f.. Greer al
a rteslal.
G. e. Bras attended To some bust
ness matters at Alexandria MONDAY.
returning on the afternoon train.
For sale. Pure bred Langshang
cockerels. {. S. Chapman, y mile
west OF the University, Mitchell.
L. j. Spangler spent Monday az
Parkston ON some legal business and
came bone on the afternoon train.
Geo. { essford, foreman of the Mil
"aukee roundhouse, left Monday
for a trip TO Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
j. ID. Wclch. of Parkston, spent
Sunday IN the city with Prof. and
Mrs. J II. Wingtield. and returned
home Monday morning.
A. Nj. Barber. of Esmond. who is
in the grain and lumber business at
that place, arrived Saturday evening
for a visit with his brother. w. A.
Barber.
At the services at the Presbyteri-
an church Sunday morning Rev. j.
S. Surbeck received nine new mem
bers into the church, five by letter
and four by profession Of faith.
Q. A. S%toregaard. associated with
the Dakota Farmer. of Aberdeen ar
rived in the city Monday to re-
main through the week of Stock
Breeders convention and the State
Poultry Show.
MI. and Mrs. O. p. Burns, no re-
side on Sixth Avenue east, between
Kimball and Langdon streets, re-
ceived word of the death Of their
daughter. which occurred Jan. %.
at Phoenix. Arizona.
One of the features OF the service
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning was toe RECEPTION OF mem
beers. Rev. II. S. Wilkinson stated
that y were before the altar. Two
were received by letter and 10 on pro-
baton.
For Sale, my residence on south
side. G. M. Goldie.
Frank McGovern arrived home
from Palo Alto. California. Satur-
day evening, where he has been
spending a few months for his health.
He says lie returns with health much
restored and that his people enjoy
the California winters very much.
Ed is still pursuing his law studies
in Leland Stanford and Misses Ce-
celia and Louise. are attending a pri-
waite school for girls.
The fire DEPARTMENT was called out
Sunday morning to put out a small
blaze. which occurred in the house of
Gilbert Dock. mean the south side
hotel. jim Livingston. who rooms
there. Kicked over "A lamp and set
lire to his room. There was but lit
tie damage done by the tire. hut 1t
was necessary to throw a quantity of
water into tho house to qucnca the
flames.
The indications are that there is
going TO be a continuation OF our
winter weather. The thermometer
does not show any disposition to re-
main above zero during the night. as
on sunday morning it registered s
degrees below and Monday morning
it was 9 degrees below. Sunday morn
ing an inch of snow covered what
bad already fallen a few days before
and Monday morning an additional
TWO inches increased the mount of
Sunday. 1t has hecn showing most OF
llI' ud1 o'' liitlt WhS NV SCNtltlS IN
the storm.
Are you going to have a sale. See
the Mitchell National Bank. They
are prepared to take care of you. Get
their terms.
l.. b. Webster returned Friday
evening from Sioux Falls. where he
attended the meeting of the South
Dakota Retail Dealers Associations.
He said the attendance was not
quite as large as in former wears.
Among the hardware dealers in at
tendance at the meeting Mr.. Web
sler SAID that it was the oncensu
OF opinion that this trade would
form an organization OF its own, for
the reason that in a general associ-
alton of dealers the hardware men
had little in common with the gro
cerymcn and the dry goods dealers.
He thinks that such an %organiza-
tiOn will be formed some time dur
ing the year. and that Mitchell was
talked OF as an objective point for
I IN dealers tn pnnUrpuotn for n NJ