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

%strayed.-4 bay horses with stars
in forehead. Weight about 1000.
Leave information with Albert Jeb-
sen.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Axtell Pet
erson. Thursday. March 8, a daugh-
ter. WHO tipped the scales AT los
ponds.
ms. Z. E. tloete, of Armour. has
'ecn visiting with relatives and
fti~n9s i'm the city Tor several days
ami r'tufned hosne Friday morning.
MIR and Mrs. L. ). Christensen. OF
Mad@lia. Nina, arrived via the Onla-
ila Thursily evening to remain a few
days With X. ). Christensen and
family.
Sid w. Smith cot a TELEGRAM Friday
morning from his brother in Lou
don. EnglAnd. and he Imagined he
was in receipt of some bad news un-
I'll he opened ii and found that IL
ciblcd the we'll wishes of his brother
Tor sid's TIL birthday.
l. +. HITLER and family, OF Pipe
stone. Mimi. arrived in the city to
make Mitchell their futule hone.
lol the present until, they can lind
a residence, they are stopping IA tie
home OF Mr.. Hillief's hrotaer-iu-law.
John Jackson.
Judge Smith and Court Stenog-
rapher Boyles returned home from
Chamberlain Thursday evening on
the freight, court baving adjourned
i'm the afternoon The criminal cases
were disposed of In short. order by
most OF the parties pleading guilty.
At the meeting of st. Mary's
Guild Thursday at Mrs. Sid W.
Smiths, Mrs. w. A. l~ieimberger, the
treasurer, made her report of the
financial outcome OF The Midway.
The gross receipts amounted TO 1852
and afJef paying all expenses they
had S2S5 left for the treasury,
n card received from ID. {. Burn-
side shows that he at present is at
Monterrey. l.. L. He went there
last fall for the benefit of his health
and reported that he was feeling
much better. Mr.. Burnside said he
bad his camera with him and that
he was working it overtime in secur-
| mo SnnnnS of nurfin)lnr jntoract IL,
Old Mexico.
a bracing spring tonic. Cures all
spring disorders. Makes red blood,
bone and muscle. a wonderful rem
edy for making sick people we'll.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea Rs
cents, tea or tablets. Scallin Bros.
Centerville Journal: a. Ellsworth
and bride retuned 10 Mitchell yester-
day after a weeks visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. Fred Ellis. The
bride, formerly Miss Carrie Saville,
of Planllinton, is a sister OF r. E.
Saville, who has spent the winter
here. The marriage ceremony was
performed at the home OF the groom
IN Mitchell, where they will visit
for a short time before settling on a
farm near there. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ellis drove to Lennon with them
Monday and they took the train
from there.
Laurence Robinson was one OF the
party of Yankton college students
who came up 30 attend the conven-
ton OF the Y. M. q. A. Laurence
was a former employe in The Repub-
lican office and he is putting to good
use the knowledge he acquired. For
two years he has been the manager
of the Yanktun Student. the college
publication, and from the profits of
the publication he is working his
way through college. There is a
complete printing plant i'm the col
lege building and he not only prints
the college paper but does a great
amount Of job work for the lnstitu-
tlon. BY such sacrifices the young
man is entitled to win success in his
work.