The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24

family.
ANY one havim. the Bliss Triumph
potato for sale should call on or adj
dress II. w. Coffee, 30, Tenth Ave
nue Mitchell.
Rev. A.. Craig Bowdish filled the
pulpit in the Congregational church
at Letcher Sunday, returning home
Monday morning.
Prof. John l.. seaton, of the Uni
yersity faculty, was at Plankinton
Sunday to fill the pulpit i'm the Con-
gregational church.
Mrs. O. e. Cassem has been quite
ill for the past week at her apalt-
ments in the Koch Hat with pleurisy.
She is reported as improving slowly.
At the annual meeting OF the Lee
land Ant x Manufacturing Co. held
recently the following directors were
elected: O. G.. Iceland. Fred John
son. a. IL. Ilager, y. G. Burns aud
j.. X. Johnson. The company has
done a very satisfactory business in
the past yeal in its line of work.
Prof. J1ynes has purchased two
lots ON the south side. just south OF
the Sbultleff residence, and expects
to erect IA fine house ON them just as
soon as the building season is favor
ll,1a prnf Jnu,,nc. * Z, ,,,nt,i,.y OF
the University faculty, having
charge of the science department.
In the absence of Pastor Giblett,
who is at his Old home i'm Illinois.
the pulpit If the Baptist church was
filled Sunday morning and evening
by Rev, Mr.. borden, president of the
Baptist college, of Sioux Falls. Mr..
.lorden is a very capable preacher and
gave his audiences two sermons of
a helpful nature.
The Noble Theatre Co. closed its
engagement Saturday evening with
the presentation of Monte Christie at
the opera house. this being the third
time that the company has given the
play in Mitchell. The company has
some tine scenery for the drama and
it is dressed in a very gorgeous man
ner. The dramatic action through
the piece. however. is only fair.
Or. Thomas Nicholson has received
an invilation to deliver the Sunday
night address at the biennial meet
ING of the National Convention OF
the Epworth League, which conVenes
ut Denver in July. This is indeed
a Very high honor that has been paid
the president of Dakota Wesleyan in
being selected for the important adj
dress of the convention from such a
wide field of eminent divines.
t. j. Spangler has awarded the
contract for the construction of mis-
residence on the corner of Fifth Az
enue east and kimball streets to a.
j. Kings. He received a few days
ago from Architect Schwartz, of
Sioux Falls, Il water color sketch of
the way his residence will appear
when completed and it will indeed
be a handsome one, m AIDE particular
~ so by the dignliied colonial porch
ON the south and the one on the east.
When completed Mr.. Spangler says
that it will cost him about 81, 600.
When Clark John went to Spring
field N day last week there was lit
tie more connected-with his supposed
visit than was told at the time.
Since then it %transpires that he went
to Springfield to be married, and on
Wednesday, March Is, he was united
in marriage to Captain j. Olsen. The
ceremony was performed at the Meth
odist parsonage in the evening by
Rev. II. II Hendricks, a brother-in-
law OF the groom. Both parties are
well known in Mitchell, the groom
being a son Of Rev. L. l.. John, and
the bride has long been associated i'm
the work Of the Salvation Army.
They will return to Mitchell in a few
days and make this their future
home.
Sunday evening the Ladies Mission
airy Society Of the Congregational
church had charge Of the services
and the evening was devoted to for
eign missions. An address was de-
livered by Rev. Mr.. Kilton, of Letch-
er, on the missionary work in the
Zulu missions of South Africa. His
address contained for the most part
a description OF the work done in
that country by the missionaries. and
it was all the more interesting from
the fact that he spoke from a person
al standpoint MI. Kilbon was born
in South Africa. where his father
for twenty years was the executive
head Of missions. He referred ar
ticularlv TO the work that has been
established, which is i'm the nature
of a protection for the Z,.lu girls