The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. u. j.. Noble.
Tuesday, March 81, a son.
Miss Ethel Priest has taken a posi-
ton i'm Judge Crows law office.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Smith arrived
home Monday afternoon from their
trip to Chicago.
II. Il. Moses, who resides down in
Lisbon township. has just returned
from Il trip to Oklahoma, where he
has been visiting his sister.
Chas. MCGOWAN has let the con
tract to w. II. Turnaeure for the
construction of a house i'm the vicin-
lty OF the Omaha depot. MIR. Nc
Gowan is a conductor on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Barton, of
Perry township, went to Sioux City
this morning to remain a week visit
ing with friends. Shortly they en-
pect to tlke a "trip to the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. c. w. Walrath is reported to
be improving slightly. Tuesday morn
my her fever subsidized after a run OF 80
days. and while she is in a weakened
condition there are considerable
hopes entertained for her recovery.
Rev. c. e. IIager brought i'm a mar
riage notice Friday that he Said he
ought to have handed in before this.
whom TUESDAY. March IA, MI. Irwin
Butler and Miss Jennie Miller we've
married. They viii establish their
home on a farm south Of town.
Frank Hatch. of Sioux City, was IN
the city Tuesday. MIR. Hatch was one
Of the cowboys who rode i'm the in
augural parade Of President Roose.
Welt, and Frank said it was one of
the greatest sights of his life. and
that he would not have missed it for
worlds.
o. e. Cassem reports that the sale
of lots i'm his Capital addition is very
good since he placed the land on the
market. He has sold over twenty
lots at private sale. MIR. Cassem has
a number of acre tracts Just west Of
the addition that are attracting a
good deal of inquiry among parties
who deisre to engage in truck gar
dening.
K. b. Van Alstine has the agency
for the two best t%hreshing machines
on the market. They are the Min
neapolis and the Aultman-Taylor.
The Noble Theatre Co. returned to
the opera house Friday evening for a
return engagement, presenting the
comedy of 1.-The Strategists'' to a
very large audience, which demon
strated Its approval of the company's
efforts in a hearty manner. The
Noble--people have been here so much
that they have come to be old accept
ed friends of Mitchell theatre goers
and a crowded house is tie rule for
their engagements. The company
is above the average of repertoire
companies and the plays they present
are generally in keeping With what
the people like.
We have received a copy of the Par
raj Miner, published at Parral, Chih..
Mexico. which announces the incor-
poration of the Vaticana Mining Co !,
OF which II. L. Warne is the secre-
tary. Mr.. Warne was a former resi-
dent of Mitchell some years ago and
since moving south has been engaged
in mining interests for Il number Of
years. The paper SAYS that the mines
owned by the company are being Wig
orously developed and an eight foot
vein of shipping ore has been opened
up that runs from 800 to ., 200 grams
of silver, $ to 10 grams gold, 2 per
cent copper and Ii to 30 per cent
lead.
Acre tracts, lots aud blocks for sale
in capital addition. D. e. Cassem,
Western National bank.
State Superintendent George W.
Nash passed through the city, and
In conversation with him he stated
that he had decided to accept the
appointment as president Of the
northerE normal and industrial school
at Aberdeen, ana that he will retain
his present position until July /.
His successor will be appointed at
that time, but who it will be is a
question. The name OF I. d. AID
rich, editor OF the Big Stone Head
light, and secretary Of the board of
regents, is mentioned, while doubt
lessly M. A. Lanee, the present dep
uty, will be a candidate for the ap-
pointment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Kibbee ar
rived home Monday evening on the
10 o'clock Milwaukee passenger from
Chicago. where they have been for
the past ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. Kibbee remained over a day in
Sioux City to consult with Architect