The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21
I'm TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT APPEN II,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

j. j. MclDougalI. a former mitchell
resident, now residing ia Sioux City.
is in the rity.
Fred OIncy Went to Sioux rails
Wednesday morning To SET up electmc
pianos for a firm of Una, city.
Frank Crane, of pielre, chairman
of the republican state central co,n-
mittee, spent Wednesday ia the city
NJ. L. Powell. of Redwood Falls.
Mimi, arrived in the city TO make a
visit of a few Gays with her sister.
Mrs. Anna Williams.
James Mckinley is putting a nat
roof ON his store building and will.
cover it with tile proof roofing. the
Improvement costing about $500.
Editor Branch. of the Clarion. has
been quite sick for the past ten days
or Two weeks With Il bilious attack.
bat is able to get down town TO attend
to business.
Lewis Anderson Moore. son of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. V Moore, came down
from Grand Forks. n. d.. Wednes-
day to visit several months with
Grandpa and Grandma Moore.
Reliable field and garden seeds in
bulk AT Mckinley * .ddy's.
Mrs, c. j.. Ellis has been i'm Des
Moines, Iowa, n adjacent towns
to spend the winter and arri we'd i'm
The city tuesday evening to remain
during the summer with her son, G.
G.. Nichols on the farm west of town.
Fred Widmann, jr., left Wednes-
day for Mt. Clements. Mich, where
re Will enter a s%anitarium. lie is in
very poor health at the present time.
being afflicted, it is thought. with
consumption.
Miss Lena and Frank Holleran, of
Fulton, ul., arrived in the city
Wednesday to visit with relatives a
week and will then 20 to their
claims on the reservation for a por-
ton Of the summer.
Acre tracts, lots and blocks for sale
in capital addition. o. f. Cassem,
Western National bank.
At the Wednesday evening prayer
meeting OF the Baptist church the
audience room was filled to witness
the baptism of fourteen persons as a
partial result of the recent revival
meetings conducted by Chaplain
White.
j. j. McDougall is meeting with
fine success looking toward the es-
Establishment of a machine shop in
this city, a number Of local parties
taking stock in the concern, a full
er announcement of which will be
made later.
The corn palace committee met
last evening and discussed the plans
OF the possible erection OF Il new
building. At a later date a public
meeting of the citizens will be held
for the purpose of securing the ideas
OF business men and citizens as to
erecting a larger luilding for 1905.
George w. James. d retired mer-
chant of kilnball, bought a block of
gronn I in Cassem's Capital addition,
and he expects to move to Mitchell
in the near future to make his home,
and if he does be will put up an at
frnnfJrn rnciInN.n Drp M
James is a stakeholder of the Western
National bank of this city.
a missionary meeting was held at
the Methodist church Wednesday
evening which took the place Of the
prayer meeting. Two addresses we're
given on mission subjects by Presid-
ing Elder Dobson and Rev. l.. Mac
Lain. of Mt. Vernon. Local and for
eign missionary work was presented
by these gentlemen i'm an interest
ing way.
o.. e. GaSSen1 put the men to work
Wednesday to eXcavate for his second
new residence ON the corne of Third
Avenue west and Rowley street. The
house will he l0X60 in dimensions.
and two and one-half stories high, the
carpenter work on which will be SUI
perintended by John Slater. The resi-
dence when completed will cost be-
tween IS, 900 and 50, 900. As soon as
his first house is competed Mr.. Casseul
will move INTO it until the other is
done.
Scallin's Sarsaparilla the great blood
medicine cures rheumatism and
spring diseases.
The Eastern Star card party Tues
day evening was fairly we'll attend
ed and the evening was much enjoyed
in playing progressive sinch. The
head prize for the ladies was Won by
Mrs. Emil Becker. Lawrence Grace
winning the gentlemens' head prize.
liss Ruby and Charles Rub cap
tured the consolation prizes. After