The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-14

he racket store OF the ~Broldbeut's
viii hereafter be known as the Bee
Hive and as heretofore Will he IN
charge of W. II B%roadbent.
L. y Sim0ns arrived home on the
freight Saturday evening from Grow
Creek Indian agency, where he spent
u portion of last week transacting
some business for Indians.
II. c. Preston went to Sioux Falls
Monday to attend the session of
the United States district count. and
VIII defend w. b. Harkrr. o.! Kim
ball, in a 100000 damage suit insti-
tutel by the Peru PloW Co.
The presence of Bripadier Jenkins.
Captain Harris and Miss Eva Jenkins
with the Salvation Army over Sun
day was a great help and assistance
to Captain Foster. Some rousing
meetings were held while they We're
here.
e. E. Hester returned home to
Manila, Iowa. Friday morring. He
bought two lots i'm Cassem's Capita
addition and will return in about a
month to make Mitchell his home.
lie will build on his newly acquired
property.
kaleb Abandagher, of Lake Andes,
AMI Miss Alice Z. Green. of Armour,
aere united in marriage at the Con-
gregational parsonage Saturday even
ing at $50 o'clock, by REV. A. Craig
Bowdish. They returned to Lake
Andes Sunday.
a.. A. TruaX has arranged for the
purchase of the 500 Elevator Com
pany's elevator at Aberdeen. fer
which he will pay 81, 900 and expects
to get possession of it in a short time,
as soon as the abstract and papers
can be made out.
Mr.. f. j. Hess was over from Alex
andrla Thursday and completed the
purchase from l.. e. Stair of a Ca
diilac two seated automobile. 1t is
a beauty and we were in hopes it
would remain in Mitchell. Mr.. Hess
will use it in his up-to-date livery
business at Alexandria.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Miss
Grace Doolittle, who came home from
Mitchell last week to spend her vaca-
tion with her parents has been ON
fined to the house most Of the time
by a severe attack OF the humps
which developed a day or two after
Miss Doolittle returned home.
Jos. Hilby and bis two SOL arrived
Thursday afternoon from East Du-
buQue, Ill.,, with a carload OF house
goods and farming utensils. He is
moving to his farm 2 p miles north
of town, and will at once commence
the erection of a new house on the
place. His two sons will conduct the
farm.
Miss j.. Alice Allen, of Portage,
Wis.,, arrived in the city Saturday af-
ternoon and Monday morning she
began work in II. d. Buttertield's dry
goods toie. She will have charge OF
the suits and ready-to-wear depart
ment OF the store. Miss Allen is re-
commended as being exceptionally
capable in this line.
Charles Weber. who has been as
ISOLATED with the Commercial and
Savings bank for several years, ten
IlnrnI mic r.oSir,nflnn as hnnIyl-onrnr
of the Institution the first of the year
and it took effect Saturday evening.
Mr.. Weber finds the work too con-
ining and will engage in something
that will give him more outdoor
work. His place is filed by Lew
Iillotson, who assumed his new po-
sition Monday morning.
Rev. a. E. Fillmore. of Vermillion,
occupied the pulpit in st. Mary's
Episcopal church Sunday morning
and evening, administering the holy
communion at the first service. His
two sermons of the day were excellent
and were OF the character to ion.
press the audience with the idea OF
closer allegiance to the Master.
Sacred solos were rendered by q. W.
Downey in the morning and Mrs
w. M. Herbert in the evening.
Judge P. E. Brown, OF Luvrene,
Mimi, arrived in the city Friday
] morning and in the afternoon drove
down into Rome township to inspect
2 a half section Of land he owns. Judge
Brown is judge of the Luverne cir
t cult. In +. II. Winsor the judge
found an old time friend, they wert
! young men together when they at.
tended the Madison, Wis, UNIVERSITY
something like % years ago. The,
Y enjoyed d very social hour in talking
: over old times.
Mrs. Stella Marie %Stutenroth, OF
Watertown. arrived in the city Satur
day evening and is the guest OF Mrs.
George e. Foster. She is the cor
q r~ocnopdlnU SECRETARY oP tba Sta+c