The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17

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MONDAY
The Mitchell Club viii give d Ghost
party on the EVENING Of March :, the
last event before the beginning OF
lent Sheets aud pillow cases will
bc utilized for |mlsking.
sunday morning the government
thermometer tegiSlerci 32 degrees
hcow zero. aud Monday morning it
WAS y below. SUNDAY was the coolest
day OF the winter, the mercury stand
ing AT III fellow.
Mrs. ". A. ..SAurtlcfI retained to.
her home AT Iankton Saturday aud
was accompanied 10y her mother. Mrs.
Mary Litsey. Mrs. Shulliell. who
suffered Il stroke of paralysis while
here. was Il great deal better when
She left for home.
w. III. Turneaure returned Sa1ur-
day evening from Il seven weeks
visit To points in Iowa. Wisconsin
and Illinois, where lie renewed old
acquaint3nces of his boyhood days
and visited many relatives he had
moi seen for u quarter NJ d century.
Seed oats for Sale 1000 bushels. no
rust. White Side oats 40 cents per
blsllel. Bates Bros Is miles month =.
miles east of Mitchll
The Omaha passenger from the
east Sunday morning was DELAYED
seven hours in getting into Mitchell,
finally arriving al 4:l5 O'clock. Near
Spencer the engine broke down i'm
'lucking The snow and another had
To ne sent iIom tins city for its re-
lief.
lDld You clip the coupon from the
advertisement OF %l.iquozone and get
Il free bottle.
Rev. +. Il. Hall WAS called TO Chi
cago NY the illness OF his ialiluf.
Mr.. Han had been associated in the
work with the Anti-Saioon League
in the capacity OF assistant superin-
tendent. lie stated that ne would
not return TO take up the work. but
would again take up the ministry at
some point in ILLINOIS.
Saturday evening the members of
the senior class of the high school.
TWENTY-FIVE in number, bunaled
themselves into Il sleigh and drove
out to the home of Lee IIamiel. a
mile south east of town. to spend the
evening. While the night was cold
the Young people enjoyed the ride
and the splendid amusements fur
niShed by their classmale. Refresh
mentS were served druing the even
ing.
Are you going to have a sale. See
the Mitchell National Bank. They
are prepared to take care of you. Get
their terms.
Saturday evening the Strollers. one
of the whist clubs in the city, were
entertained by Mrs. Virginia Doyle
and Mrs. James Lyons at the home
of the latter. While this is am
afternoon club it vas changed
ON this occasion in order that
the husbands of the ladies could at
tend one Of the functions OCCASION
ally. There We're seven tables in
play. The company enjoyed the
evening highly, and at the close OF
play some dainty refreshments were
served. The head prizes we're award
ed to Mrs. G. w. Downey and Sid W..
Smith.
Try IA bottle OF Liquozone. You
get the first free il you use the cou-
pom in The advertisement.
The Men, meeting was he'll! in the
Congregational Chulch Sunday after
noon. and despite the cold there was
Il good attendance. The following
officers who were elected at ii previous
meeting were a~nnunnred: President
Prof. E. j Quiglev: vice president.
j. L. Morro" secretary. DR.. Y. +.
Realner; treasurer. q. W. Gillis.
Two addresses were given during the
afternoon. Plof. y. NJ. jaynes. of
the University facultN, spoke with
reference TO the aImllsements that
slloLld lie employed i'm II stlong y. Nj.
q. a.. while Lewis Sinister gave an
interesting description OF am associ-
alton building and its equipment
in Boston. Prof. Quiglev made a
report or the committee which is
looking after the matter OF erecting
a building. lie st ited that the COM
mittee had looked around a good deal
and found that the sentiment anon
the business men was much in favor
of the building project. and that
there seemed to he little question
but what tie cash would be available
for the erection of a building to cost
not less than $40. 900 toSl5. 900. Tues
day evening the officers VIII hold a
meeting when the directors. about
ID i'm number. will be selected. also
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