The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-31

Eggs taken in trade for dry goods.
III. ID. Butterfield.
Mrs. Rose Taylor, OF Sioux City,
arrived Monday afternoon to visit Il.
j. Haynes and family.
Mrs. G. w. Kleineau has been over
at Sioux Falls for the past two weeks
and came home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Roth left Fri
day afternoon forSeattle, Wash. where
they expect to reside in the future.
MIR. and Mrs. M. f. Patton have
moved into the Freyberg residence
on the corner of Fourth Avenue east
and Dawson streets.
Thos. Ball has GUST completed an
other residence in .the Bracy addi-
tion, Fourth Avenue west, which he
sold Thursday to w. 3. Barber.
Alex. Dumas has been engaged by
the International Harvester Co. to
work at their warehouse in Sioux
Falls for the coming two months in
painting machinery. He viii 20 over
there April l..
We take eggs in exchange for dry
goods. III. ID. Butterield.
Delvan L. Becker left via the Oma-
la road Saturday evening for Chica-
go and will spend a week in the mar
kets of that city I1akinu purchases
i'm the way of gents furnishings. etc.
for the store.
Thos. Morgans has been away ON
a week vacation out ear Pukwana
hunting ducks. He was accompanied
by CHARLES Reed, of the W%oonsocket
News. They report having found
but little game out there.
Miss Ethel Thomas, who has been
teaching a term of school near LeIch-
Ell. came home Monday morning for a
months vacation. She was accom-
panied by Miss Biryl Apley, of Woon-
socket, to remain a day or two and
attend The Crisis this evening.
W. A. Sc0uten, representing Lyon
\ Healey Co., was in the city Monday
with a set of band Instruments. Dur
ing the afternoon a number of the
band boys went down to The Wild.
mann to call on him and inspect the
instruments. Mr.. Scouten is an old
band mai and a composer of consid-
cradle note.
William and Gus Sherman, of East
Dubuque, Ill.,, have just concluded
the purchase of two quarter sections
Vt land living three miles north of
town, the sale being made by the
Kelly Land Co. The gentlemen will
dispose of their lana in Illinois this
year and will move to this county
next spring to begin farming opera.
lions.
Amy one wanting a Hapgood Disc
pillow will do we'll to leave an order
early as the demand is liable to cause
delay. +. b. Van Alstine.
The Modern Heating & Plumbing
Co. have moved into the building
formerly occupied by Miss MITCHELL S
millinery store, which will afford the
company a better location. A. a.
Prendersast, of Sioux Falls, an en-
perienced plumber, has just been TAX
en- into the company. In the new
location the company will add new
fixtures for the business.
j. L. Torgeson. who resides over
near Mt. Vernon. was in town over
Sunday am got drunk ..on booze he
had left over from Saturday night.
He was arrested and Monday the
accommodating justice OF the peace.
Mckinley. walked up to the court
house to hear the plea of the drunk.
A tine of $40 was imposed which Tor.
geson paid and was given his liberty,
Rev. a. Dahl. OF Aberdeen, occu-
pied the pulpit III the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening in the
absence OF the pastor. His sermons
were OF a very Interesting character
and we're listened to by good congre.
cations. Rev. L. j. Giblett, WHO has
been in Illinois for several weeks, i.
expected home during the week anG
will resume his pulpit in the church
next Sunday.
Peter Peters and Mrs. Alvira Wood.
cock were united in marriage Sun.
day morning at Ii o'clock, at Tho
home Of the BRIDE. The cerelnon,
was Performed by Justice James Nc.
Kinley in the presence of relative!
and a few intimate friends. Mr.
Peters conducts a livery barn corner
Of Third Avenue east and Lawlel
street, and expects in a short time tc
retire from business and take life
easy.
"The Bowery Boy as presented
by the yhase-Lister Co. SATURDAY.
evening was not received with an,
great amount of enthusiasm, as hat
marked the other productions dur