The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27
I'm TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT tAPPEN IN
THE CURSE OF A WEEK.

Alfred Wenz and Earl Rowley
students at Dakota Wesleyan, are re-
ported to be quite sick.
Charles Scallin, OF Oneota, n. Y,
arrived in the city Monday evening
To make a visit with relatives.
IRA pingree left Tuesday for
Hitchcock. Oklahoma, to make ii
visit with his son and daughter, who
ale located mean that place.
Jos. Strong, secretary OF the Armour
fire company, who has been in the
city for a few days, returned home to-
day IN company with the members
of the state board.
w. "A. Heimberger stated To The
Republican today that he viii sever
his connection with the Western
National bank about Feb. l., and
will engage IN other business
III you want to buy good horses go
10 Olmstead's sale FCb. H..
Geo. w. Nash, state supe1intend-
ent, passed Though the city Tues
day morning ON his way to Canton.
His taher, N. q. Nash. for many
years editor of the Canton News, is
critically ill. with small chances for
his recovery.
a report comes from Yankton that
Walter A. Smith. the alleged deaf
and dumb CRATER, succeeded in
swlndling d large number of Yanli-
ton people i'm subscribing for period
ical> on about the same basis that
he roped in about fifty Mitchell cit
liens.
"he University football ele"en had
their pictures taken a few days ago
by Elton Hill on the steps Of the
University, each man being clad in
his new white sweater, and i'm the
group they presented a pretty husky
looking lot of yOnnp men who are in
every way capable of defending their
title to the champion football artists
Of the state.
Rev. l.. Il. John went to Parkston
Tuesday to continue the revival
meetings which he has been conduc-
ting for the past two weeks, and
which will last d week longer. MI.
John says the meetings are veIy in
teresting and good results are being
obtained. He was accompanied by
Elijah Iillotson, who will assist in
the work for three or four evenings.
The government weather bureaus
predictions of IA fall in the tempera-
ture Monday were verified beyond all
Question, and a drop of 80 degrees
from Monday afternoon to Tuesday
morning shows how changeahle
things Can be. That morning the
thermometer registered IA degrees
below zero. and there was a sharp
northwest wind blowing which made
the cold seem more intense.
. per cent discount on mems suits
and overcoats at lndra.s. 800 90 suit
at $1,000
Rev. II. ID. Wizard. OF Huron, was
in the city Tuesday aud left on the
afternoon train for Plankinton.
where he has some real estate inter
ests. MI. Wizard was IL former re l.
dent OF Mitchell. He has recently
resigned his pastorate Of the Congre-
%gatlonal chulch at Huron and as soon
as his successor is secured it is his
intention to move to Auburn. Cal :.
where he has accepted a call to the
CONGREGATIONAL church. His family
went out there Il month or two ago.
j. w. Jones. president, OF Beres-
ford, +. l.. Wilson, vice president, of
Parker. Earl Rogers, treasurer. OF
Chan berlain and G w. ellis. secIc
tary, OF this city. met i'm Mitchell
Tuesday and proceeded to Ar
mour where a meeting OF the board
OF control OF the South Dakota Fire
mans Association will be held fol-
the purpos" OF locating the tourna-
ment for 1905. There are several
towns after the tournament this
year, but the indications are that
Armour will capture the prize.
The congregation at the city hall
Tuesday night quite well filled the
house Notwithstanding the intense
cold which prevailed. The power
OF the meeting was not lessened how
ever, for DR.. Nicholson's methods do
not depend upon the spectacular nor
upon emotional enthusiasm. His
words are always sane and he appeals
to all that is best in his hearers.
His sermon was centeIed upon GLOW
shall We escape if we neglect so great
a salvation?" Much OF his thought
was continuation Of the Sunday even
ing address, showing the responsible
ity DIS we'll as privilege Of the indi-
vidual to be a part Of this great NOR
al aud ethical movement which has
SO radically and helpfully changed
lcivilization, governments, art and
literature. At the last analysis the
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