The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST HAT HAPPEN IN,
THE OURSE OF A WEEK.

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Rodney, Iowa. where she will teacl
Il spring term of school.
viii Older, the Simplex operator
in The Republican Office. has neell
lighting the grippe for a day or two,
but finally conquered it sufficiently
to get back to work Tuesday morn
ing
Hnronite: John Dobson came ul
from his new home i'm Mitchell Fri
day night to visit a few DAYS with
his brother and Huron lliends John
has bad to stop studying in Mitchell
college on account of his eyes.
Registered Hereford bulls, good
ones, cheap, also a few 3 and A yeal
old mares. Z. +. Raymond, y
mile e st of Mitchell.
Judge Slni h and Court Stenog-
rapher Boyles went out to Chamber
liam Monday evening to hold IA term
oil circuit court, which began Tues
day morning There are Il number
OF criminal cases ON the calendar.
We mol ice by an ~Illinios paper that
the roads. are eNceedinly muddy and
that it is very difficult To do much
driving. The conditions are different
out In this country. For Nlle past
tour on live DAYS it has been neces-
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Keep down the dust.
For sale. 500 bushels Macaroni
seed wheat, all cleaned up. L. c..
Holshire, s miles north of Mitchell.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. kibbee de-
parted Tuesday for Chicago for
a trip of about two weeks. While
in The city Mr.. kibbee will give
some attention looking to the secur-
ing OF materials for The construction
OF the Commercial and Savings bank
building which is to he erected this
year.
Rev. w. w. Havens. superinten.
dent Of the Anti-Saloon League. ar
rived home this morning from Pierre.
where he has been during the session
OF the legislature looking after the
interests Of the league. Through
the efforts of the league the license
stands practically without any
changes.
Came to my place Feb. n, one bay
horse, Owner a have same by cal
ling on knute Strand, in, , miles
south of Mitchell and paying charges.
Monday evening the Eastern Star
gave a progressive sinch party in
Masonic hall, which was fairly we'll
attended and which resulted i'm a
very pleasant evening TO those i'm at
tendance. The head prize was won
by Mrs. o. II. Litchtield, who cut
the cards with Mrs. j.. l.. Hannett
and Miss Cora Jelly. c. w. Johnston
was tied with Ebert Jackson for the
head for the gentlemen and the former
won. Miss Clara Barlow and Mrs.
j. X. Smih were tied for the conso-
|ation prize and Mrs. Smith won.
MI. Doud had no opposition
the gentlemens' consolation.
refreshments were served at
close of play.
have just received the agency for
4 million dollar company to loan
money at six per cent on farms.
w a. Heimberger.
The Coe Commission Co.. which
has operated a branch office in this
for several months over James
grocery store, closed its office
night owing to the failure
Of the head concern in Minneapolis.
The company was unable to meet it's
Obligations and a receiver was APP
pointed to close up its affairs. John
was the manager of the
ocal office. There were a few traders
n the city who were nipped for
small amounts. The telegraph oper-
ltor, l.. N. White, was caught the
hardest by the failure. as the COM
0any was back in his salary to the eX-
tent OF 1885, and he said it about
cleaned him up. The wires were cut
of the Office Tuesday evening and
5he furniture i'm the office has been
disposed OF as far as possible. Mr..
and his wife expect to go to
in a day or two.
The "Ghost'' party given by the
Mitchell Club at its rooms Tuesday
evening FOR the entertainment of it's
members was a richly enjoyed affair
~ all who participated either as
naskers or spectators, each icing
veil represented. The electric
lights IN the room were shaded with
!reen tissue paper and with the white
moving forms encased in sheets and
cases it presented a weird
Effect. The maskers enjoyed them
to a great extent in trying to
discover who was who with very lit
ne success, as the maskers all looked
like. AT 10 O'Clock the masks were