The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-14

Ms. +. n. Gibbs LETT Friday morn
Ing to visit her father at Fonda,
Iowa.
Mrs. Y. b. German and little
daughter left Friday morning. to visit
with relatives at Champaign, III.
Dfs. Crane y Ball moved Friday in
the front rooms over l.. Inura's
clothing store, which will afford
them splendid offices.
Rev. G. e. Hager has the founda-
tinn laid for an addition to his resi-
dence on Fourth Avenue west. which
will give him five more rooms.
Miss Martha Duncan has been at
Letcher for the past two weeks trim
ming in a millinery store and re-
turned home Saturday morning.
Mi. and Mrs. w. NJ. Duthie from
Troy. Idaho, arrived in the city Sat
urday and are the guests OF Mrs.
G. c. Dean, who is a sister CT MIR.
Dmthie.
H. c. Preston has been at Pierre
all the week a1guin. the Chamberlain
Artesian we'll case before the 5 J.
preme court. and returned no ne mn
day morning.
Nefmilyed Bros. oven with their
long store building. find themselves in
need OF more room for the large stock
| of Goods thay aarrv mad Inyn inst
completed a balcony In the real of
the store room.
The enterprising furniture dealers,
j. w. B%roadbent & Co, have taken
space in The Republican and Capital
to advertise the Bradley & Vrooman
Co. paints. Watch what they have
to say each day.
q w. ellis, secretary of the State
Firemen's Association, has just re-
cieved word from the railroads that
a rate of n fare will be made for
the tournament to be held al Ar
mour June 1924.
The Woman's Library Association
has postponed its great entertainment
from April % to May 4. a little
more time is required to perfect the
operetta which is being rehearsed.
1t will be a great entertainment and
it is hoped that there will be no con-
1ict in dates with other attractions.
Or. G. o. Seaman. brother of L.
W., departed for his home at Chero-
kee. Iowa. last Saturday. He had
been out to Washington Springs to
look after his landed interests. He
expressed himself as being we'll pleased
With the outlook for a big crop in
South Dakota this season.
Gotllieb Scheurenbrand expects the
arrival this week CT d gasoline en-
CINE and a concretr mixer which he
! will use in connection with his ce-
ment block factory. He has just re-
cieVeG new patterns for mouldings
and cornice work to be used in con-
> structing buildings. He anticipates
doing a large business this year with
. his factory.
Superintendent Collins passed
through the city tins morning from
Chamberlain IN his private car. He
Z has been out there since "Wednesday
waiting the proceedings in the pre-,
liminary work Of the Milwaukee com.
! pany. The superintendent says thai
things will be lively out there from
l now on. The work If leading up tt
D the river has already been com
menced.
Rev. a. G. Shepherd returned t.
Vermillion last Saturday. He has
been here most Of the week assisting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philetu.
V Shepherd, and their Two sons and two
daughters moving to Mitchell from
u Mt. Vernon. They have bought thu
: Fred Grace residence in the south
q west part Of the City and are nov
comfortably settled. Earnest .Shep
/, herd, who has been quite low will
y typhoid fever, was able to be move(
yesterday.
The high school base ball team
succeeded in defeating the U%niversit'
club Friday afternoon in a fairly vel
4 played game, the score standing 9 t
I. George johnson pitched for tn,
high school and had the ball unde
e excellent control. He famed GU
a seven OF his opponents and had til
hits well scattered. Lee Hamiel di,
b some good work at the receiving end
Dobson and Wendelkln were not il
o good shape for pitching and the
e were batted quite frequently. Eos
d sum and BARTLETT we're good in tbei
back stop work. This is the frs
game OF the season.
Rev. j. Saas arrived Friday after
noon from ODESSA, Wash. to becom
the new pastor of the German Evan
k %gelical church, having received hi
lie appointment from the conference j
le session a few weeks age. We hav