The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-22

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business,
The Misses Rinehart left " ednesday
morning for their home at Austin.
MIMI, to spend Christmas.
John Marley left "Wednesday for
Archibald, Pa. TO visit through
the holidays with his sister
Superintendent Young, OF the
Plankinton reform schuol was I'M the
city tuesday.
Miss Grace White. of Vermilliun.
is visiting friends aud relatives in
the city. She will remain unit
after Christmas.
We still have IL few buggies which
WI will sell at reduced prices if taken
soon, to make room for spring stock
Vim. Koch.
FOR SALE-One first class heating
stove for the home or office. burns
hard or soft coal. COS Third Avenue
east.
The city schools close ID. this
afternoon for the two weeks holiday
vacation, and in many Of the rooms
exercises will be held.
u you are owing me ON account
and wish to save costs you will call
and settle before Jan. /. 1906.
L. o. Gale.
Mrs. A. 81. Hall, who lives on the
south side, left Tuesday morning
for Lawton, to visit with her son.,
A. X. Hall and family. MI. Hall.
used to live in Mitchell.
Misses Florence Winsor and Louiee
Bras arrived home Tuesday evening
via the Milwaukee 10 O'Clock passen-
ger from Oberlin, Ohio, to spend the
Christmas holidays with the parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson de-
parted Wednesday for Minneapo-
lis. They were called there by the
serious illness of J. p. Lindalll, who
wens to that place a month ago for
medical treatment.
1hos. A. McCrieht, ..of Murphy, is
in the city looking after a land con-
test case from Gregory county, in
which he is interested as tile confess
tant. Judge Starcher is here as the
attorney for Mr.. McCripht.
r. FL. Fargo, the Milwaukee con-
ductor, who runs between Mitchell
and Aberdeen. passed through the
city Wednesday morning on his way to
points in California. where he will
spend the winter with his family,
Wednesday DIR. f. w. Freyberg
performed an operation on Mrs. John
Slack at her home, five miles west
of town. for the rem oval Of a tibroid
tumor. He was assisted by DIS B..
a. aud c. S. Bobb. The operation
vas successful and the patient is do
ing nicely.
The weather that is being turned
out by weather bureau for Christmas
could not be improved upon. The
thermometer goes up to the so mark
every day and zero weather has been
unknown during the month-and
there is no snow to make walking
wealy. The weather could not be
more ideal for Christmas shopping.
John A. Bowler, OF Sioux Falls,
was in The city Wednesday evening
to meet with the local members of
the knights Of Columbus. They are
arranging to organize a local lodge
aud Mr.. Bowler was here to Start
them off right. The lodge will be
organized Jan. IA, and a large NUM-
Der OF outside visitors are expected
to be present.
j. II. Dunlap, the representative
of Palmer & Co, of Sioux City. who
has been in the city for several days,
departed Wednesday for Vermil'
lion. Mr.. Dunlap said that a tenta.
tive site for their wholesale fruit
house been selected, on viii iii (;
b hiding vas located that would have
to be removed. lie thinks the mat
ter can be adjusted so That the
ground a be utilized i'm the course
Of a few days and if it is no time
will be lost in commencing work OIL
the Easement.
j. III. Bowers. an attorney of Red.
wood Falls, MINI. vas i'm the city
Wedne.. day on his way nome. lie hao
been out TO Mt Vernon to secur,
some depositions for his client, OF,
rhresvig, who is ct arged with llav
ing burned some OF his personal prop
erty at Redwood Falls recently
Mr.. Thresvig is in Redwood Falls a
present waiting to have bis examina
ton. Mr.. Bowers said he secure
enough evidence to show that Thres
Wig was not out of the county at til,
time the property was burned an,
expects to clear his client on the pre-
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