The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-27

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Tue ducks SO thick. He brought bone
n%ineleen.
The a. O. u. w. will give a free
entertainment to its members and
S1e memhers OF the ID. Of III. and
their families on Tuesday evening,
Oct. 81.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Heinzman
came III from Letcher Thursday
ana started for San Francisco, CAL,
where they intend to make their
home.
Prof. Is. f. Otto has leased a room
in the Jew building Of the CONNER
ial u ) avings bank aud about Nov.
Will. move the Schubert studio to
those quarters.
Mis-. II. u. Haynes arrived home
Saturday evening from Black Earth,
WIS, where She accompanied the re-
mains of her mother FOR interment
nearly a month ago.
Lewis Sinister departed this MORN
ing for Iowa points TO look after an
important land case which he has for
South Dakota client before the SUI
preme court OF Iowa.
Great interest and enthusiasm is
being stirred up among the boys of
this city as the result of a unique
aud original offer made by Rockers
Big Clothing House.
The presnyterians will resume
their services next Sunday and these
will be held morning aud evening in
the X. p. hall over Lyons grocery
store. j. S. SUI beck. + astor.
a good chance will lie given those
wishing a cook sto7e Oct. 80 to Nov.
4, when the Majestic Mfg. Co. will
give d demonstration at w. a. Bar
ber's store Free lunch. All come
Miss Jeanette Field departed for
her claim located SIS miles west of
Chamberlain to remain an indefinite
period. She will huiid a shanty On
the land and take up her residence.
In the absence Of the pastor Sun
day morning DR.. Samuel Weir preach
FED in the Methodist church, and he
gave the audience a sermon that was
replete with good thoughts and sug-
eestions.
Miss Anna Reed, a bookkeeper in
the Mitchell National bank. has COM
menced the construction OF a new
residence on the corner Of Third
Avenue east ant. Burr street. 1t will
he a story and.a half high.
County uditor Stearns has just
received a Diploma OF Award from
the st, LOUIS exposition for the dis
play OF samples OF pop corn, eminer
aud wheat which as made by this
county during the exposition.
u. A Mizener went to Arlington,
Iowa. Thursday TO attend to some
business matters there and from
there he intends to clear up some OF
his property at a sacrifice before he
lea YES for California to spend the
winter.
Very Reverend Father .Sheehan,
we'll knowI in Tins city, and a former
pastor Of the Catholic church, came
in from Elkton, tuesday. where he
has charge Of y large parish. Father
Sheehan las resided in the state over
25 years and 20 years ago came to
Mitchell as pastor.
Thos. Bail has the basement exca-
vatet for another new residence on
the lots cOrnering OH Fourth Avenue
west and Ednunds street. he will
pue the masoDs 10 WORK Tuesday to
build the foundation 1t will be two
stories l.igh and 33xl0 in dimensions.
and will cost about 81, 900.
Saturday evening the pupils of
Maudc. Silsby-Nichols piano class
gave IA recital at the Congregational
church. which Was attended by ii fair
audience. Mrs. Nichols was assisted
by Miss Windle, who rendered a So
piano solo during The latter part OF
the evening, and her singing was
greatly enjoyed. The members OF
The class, from the youngest to the
more Older ones, showed that their
training has been thorough and that
they had protited by it.
The fire alatm sounded Sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock for q fire in the
office OF the United States Express
Co. In some way the hard coal stove
toppled over against the wall and
II re1hot Goals fell on the oiled
floor. JOIN Cook. the driver of the
wagon, was in the Office and after
picking up a few Of the hot Goals
turned in the fire alram, but. the SER
vices OF the department. we're not
needed as he succeeded in getting the
floor cleared and the stove straight
,ened ND n few minutes after the do.