The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17

lilE lOr the MluclleIi MaTDic " UTAH.
lite Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Cassil, of Cam
Widmann.
Mrs l.. {. Taylor was over from
Alexandria Wednesday night TO at
tend the Katharine RIdgeway CON
cert.
George W. Watkins. of Redlield,
has been in the city for several days
and retained home Thursday aflel-
noon.
IL. :. .rapp viii open the South
Side Store for business on March
10Th with IA full line OF new tmlcy
groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Shepherd ar
rived Tuesday from Watertown
and went on to Mt. Vernon OH the al
tenoon train.
Having bought the O. II. Perry
outfit am o prepared to move
any kind of buildings. All jobs guar
antced. +. l.. Rowlcy. Mitchell.
Miss Llllim Patterson is confined
to her home with tie grippe, aud her
place IN the city schools is taken by
Miss Burkhardt.
Mrs II G. Goodlad, of Slack
Earth, Wis arrived Thursday.
being called here by the serious con-
dition OF her mother, Mrs. j. Haynes.
Misses McLAne, Fitch and Brom-
well were three young ladies OF Mt.
Vernon who anne owe to Mitchell to
hear Katharine Ridegway Wednes-
day evening.
Water connections are being made
at The city hah grounds With which
to water the lawn wien it gets
started later in the spllng. y hand
some site can he made around the
building if the people will observe
Wanted. Position on farm for man
and wife. Call at Perry Louise or
'phonc27.
The jurors for the United States
district court have been drawn for
the April term, which will lie held
in Sioux Falls beginning April IA.
George Hamm err is the only Mitchell
resident whose name was drawn
from the box to act on either of the
juries.
Walt NJ. Leslie. the advance man.
ager of Happy Hooligan, is in the
city looking after the business ar
rangements for the appearance of the
company Wednesday OF next week.
Mr.. Leslie said that it would he the
largest company that ver came to
Mitchell.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Congregational church
will have charge OF the services Sun
day evening, which will be i'm the
nature of a thank offering. The
foreign mission board has assigned al
THE mission work i'm pagan lands tt
the ONE and children of the
churches in this country. The so.
ciety has engaged the services O
Rev Nh. kilborn to deliver the ad.
dress that evening. He was horn il
Africa and he will tell of his expert
ences owe there aud the customs o
/ the people.
The South Side dairy delivers mill
l and ream daily and guarantees fls
class service. Phone G. l. Holshlr,
at No. 465.
1t is evident that the street sprink-
\ ling contract will not have smooth
sailing, as there is some opposition
to the council paying for the worl
out Of the city treasury. a petition
is being circulated in the city askini
+ the city council to grant the citizen
the privilege of voting Oh the propo
sition at the coming city election
4 and if endorsed by the majority thai
the council should assume the tinanc
ial Obligation, we'll and good. Ir
other words the referendum will b
utilized to give The people a chanc
4 to say what shall be done with refer
ence to spending the city's money j
q that way.
e johnson & Co, proprictors Of tn
g mitchell Steam Laundry, are fir
: believers in the advertising qualitie
t Of The Republican. Mr. Fuchs said
81 put an ad in the want column TIL
other day for some laundry girls an
C in less than twenty-four hours ha
TWENTY-FIVE applications, and | wis
9 that | could have given them a
, places to work. This leads to til
suggestion that it would be possibl
for the firm to employ more help i
the city il all the people who wei
!, %patroniziny outside lnundries wonl
turn their work over to the zoe;
= concern. Recent additions to M
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