The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-21

in the city Thursday Mr.. Bowler was
a former warden of the state peni-
tentlary during llle aays OF ANirew
Y. Lee.
l. q. Rundetl, who recently moved
here from Hurley. yesterday pulchas-
ed the Creighton livery barn on the
west side through Ibe Kelley Land
Agency, and took possession Thurs
day.
Another feature that is to ne gwen
in connection with the entertainment
under the auspices of the Woman's
Library Association Nav 4. is a May
pole dance by a number of young lad
les under the direction OF the Misses
Windle and Prescott.
Coos progress is being made in the
rehearsais by the young ladies and
gentlemen who are to take part in
the opcrctta, "Trial by Jury. which
will be presented at The enleltaim-
ment given nv tile Noman's Library
Association ON the evening OF May 4.
G. G. Bras Went to Nermllliom
Thursday TO attend the meeting OF
the Southeastern south Dakota Tea
cheers Association, which convened
there today. This is the association
which met IN Mitchell a wear ago.
rI,a Nitcht1l 4. ,.cnnru 10 l,n.. .,,,,n
thing OF a novel Easter display i'm
their window that attracts the at
tention of nearly eyert yody who goes
along that way. 1t represents the
old and new way Of producing chick
ems.
Wanted dish washer and second
cook at The Mitchell.
The work on the dipping tanks at
LOOMS and in this city is nearly
done and it is thought that cattle
can be dipped by the latter part Of
this week or the first OF next. Mr..
Webster, who has charge of the
tank in this city. said that he was
waiting for the arrival of a large ket-
tie to be used with the tank.
Mrs. James Campbell. residing I
miles north OF town. died Tuesday
from cancer in the face, with which
disease she has suffered Tor several
years. Her aye was about 80 years.
Funeral services were held over the
remains Thursday afternoon at >
O'Clock at Bethel church. and the
interment was made in Graceland
cemetery.
The American Garment Cutter Co.
has opened its school of instructor
in the X. P. ball and about forty
ladies have commenced tC take the
course. The manager stated that new
students are coming in every day as
this can be done under their system
of instruction. He thought that
within a short time there would be
owe 200 students in the school.
All lot owners in Graceland Gene
terry are earnestly asked to furnish
at least n tree for their lots in the
cemetery. While we are doing much
to beautify u lots in town let us
not forget to beautifv the last rest
ing place OF friends. One tree
nom each lot owner means Il great
deal to the looks of the cemetery. and
the cost is so little to each indivi-
dual. All trees delivered there on Sat
urday Mr.. Stowell says he will set
out free of charge.
Secretary of Cemetery Association.
Arbor Day will be observed in the
schools to some extent, although no
formal program will be followed.
Late in the afternoon the high schoo'
and two higher grades will set out
some trees i'm the school yards. while
the lower grades will attend to fixing
up the flower beds en- the schoo.
grounds of the city. The primary
grades VIII bllng some flowers tc
school. An address will he givel
the high school Department touching
on the matter of civic Improvements,
Today is Arbor Dtv. the time
set apart by Governor hlrod to SET
out trees in South Dakota. Mitchell
people have been doing this for sew,
eral weeks and the day will be proper
ly observed by the setting out O
more trees. Mitchell has an immens,
humber of trees throughout the resi-
dence portion but there never can h,
too MANY of them. 1t is hoped tina
more attention Will be paitE to set
ting out trees around the vacant lot!
for it adds much to the appearance
OF a street to see an unhroken line
from one end of a thoroughfare tt
the other.