The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
Miss Lulu llalller, who has been
i'll! with eiysipelas, is reported better

i'll! with eiysipelas, is reported better
today.
John III. Scriven departed tor An
mon, Iowa, Mondav to attend TO
some business matters.
J.. II. Morrow arrived home Tues
day afternoon from am eastern trip,
having been ava since Friday last.
Clayton Doamc, who WIS operated
ON Sunday evening for appendicitis,
is reported to he Improving right
along.
Splendid ku5anka macaloni wheat,
bromts inermus ANA imi,let seed for
sale at my farm, 81 miles northwest
of Mitchell. ID. III. STROLLER.
Mrs. Henry Culrans and little son,
who nave been visiting at the home
of Thomas Glaee, returned Wednes-
day morning TO Ruthven, Iowa.
Emil Becker arrived home luesday
evening nom Fort Wayne, Ind,
where he was called last week to at
end The funeral of his mother.
Herman Games. Who is employed in
l.. Indra' elothing store, went ont
TIC Chamberlain Tuesday afternoon to
make a filing on some government
land west of the rNiei.
States Attorney spangler returned
from Ethan late tuesday afternoon,
having been down there TO attend to
the case against III. n. Lewis who
was put under $500 bonds by Justice
Tobey.
III. G. Iapp. who Will soon embark
on the south side, is receiving a por-
tion of his stock and expects to be
ready for business by Monday of next
week.
Clark John is taking a layotf from
his carpenter work, and Wednesday
left via the Milwaukee road for Tyn-
dali to viist with his brothel-in-law,
Rev. T. H.. Hendricks, ana family
for the remainder Of the week.
C. C. King. of Scotland, who is in
terested IN the Mitchell Gas Co., was
in the city for a few days and re-
turned home Wednesday. Mr.. King
expresses himself as being petty we'll
pleased with his Investment in the
business.
e. NJ. Limbaugh and family ar
rived Monday evening from Anita.
Iowa, with a car of household goods
and farming implements and moved
them today to the |. b. Martin farm
north of town, which he has rented
for the year.
Rev Mr.. Currens, who managed
the revival meetings for Rev. L. p.
Hammond, is a brother OF Miss Mag
gle Cutrens, the former instructor of
music at the university some years
ago. Miss CurrenS makes her bone
with her brother at Omaha.
Fred Haigh left Wednesday for
his home at Culhertson, Montana,
where he has a large ranch. MIR.
Haigh was called here several months
dEO NY IIlC SlChlitSS ullp NCllll " i1Io
mother and remained here long
enough to settle up some business
matters in connection with the es-
tate.
Artesian Advocates: Some person
or persons broke into w. l.. Spanler'S
store Tuesday night and stole some
hoes and tobacco and also carried OIL
a repeating shot gun, which they
discharged through one of the win.
dows before leaving. The following
morning Section Boss Severson fount
his hand car was gone and also tw6
guns which he had in the car house
Chas. III. Potts and family ale nov
ing into the Gladstone house OF
north Main street. Mr.. Potts is tht
manager OF the Mitchell Granite &
Marble Works, which are o to bt
established in this city. The build
ing has been located on the property
purchased Dy Mr.. Potts and as sool
as the weather mode1ates suflicicn'
the carpenters will finish the DON
Struction of the building on Whicl
work has already been commenced.
Thomas Fl. Newman and Miss Ag,
mes Hlavka were united in marriage
by Justice Mckinley at his hom'
Wednesday afternoon at AS O'Clock
They we're accompanied by Thoma
Chopski and Miss Mary Hlavka,
sister Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Newman will reside on a farm II mile
north OF Mitchell, i'm Sanborn county
Both are popular young people il
that community and their friends will
extend their hearty congratulations