The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-24

nd. HiatklIan, editor OF the Ethan
Enterprises, was in the city over
night and returned home Tuesday.
y. Il. hitchcock went out To Plan
itinton on Monday TO attend tie
term of circuit court being inter
ested i'm several cases.
MIR. and Mrs. JAY Dundas and ID.
Nj. Potter returned home Monday
from Minneapolis, They saw
several good dramatic attractions
while i'm the city.
Mrs. Geo. kanouiT is visiting with
relatives in Artesian, and will re-
main a couple OF weeks.
j.. L.. nannett returned Monday
from Woonsocket, where he was
on business connected with land mat
tiers.
$1,000 will be paid for IA disease
germ that Liquozone can't kin. Iry
a nottle. You get n free if you use
the coupon i'm the advertisement.
Phil Kane has leased the Evans
boarding holse and will open up
about March l.. Mr.. Olmstead is
having The place repapered and
painted and put in nice shape for
Mr.. Kane, who will conduct a neat
place. 1T will be equipped practic-
ally with new furniture throughout.
Prof. r. II. Olto received "A letter
from his former voice teacher. Yer
non D' Arnelle, stating that he was
going to l4onodn to spend the sum
mer season for work, and he will also
spend ome tine at Iieireut. the
home OF Wagner, the composer. Prof.
Otto and Others of the city expected
to study under ID Arnelle this sum-
mer.
Thomas Sterling, dean of the law
department OF the State University.
Vermilllon, passed through the city
from Redtield to his llOme. MIR.
Sterling has been mentioned as a
possible successor to the presidency
Of the university IN the retirement
of President DropperS. hut he says
he declines to take the matter Seri-
ously.
S. G. Scoyille came back into The
Republican Office Monday to hold
down a case on the job side for the
time being. Some years ago MIR.
Scoville gave up the printing estab-
lishment fer the farm where he has
been successful. With his joining
the force today makes twenly-three
employees OF the payroll Of the
Mitchell Printing Co.
This weather is more to the liking
OF the people. ana if it will only con-
tinue until spring can get a chance
at it the cold snap will be forgiven.
Sunday the government thermom-
eter registered ~ degrees above zero
and the warm day made ills impress
on the SNOW. This morning the
thermometer Registered l9 degrees
above zero as the coolest during the
night.
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Iowa, paper announces the death of
Mrs. Harriet Mix. which occurred at
that place heb. .. aged 80 years. Mrs.
Mix with her husband, who survives
her, was a former resident of Mitch
ell and will he remembered by MANY
OF the older Inhabitants OF the city.
She WAS an Invalid fer many years
and Through her suffering was always
cheerful, happy and hopeful.
Saturday evening Mls. Nj. h. Pat
ton and Mrs. ed Lrthan entertained
the otrollcr'S Whist club at the
home OF the former. eight tables be-
ing IN play duljns the evening. Mrs.
Elmer Armita4e Won the head prize
for the ladies. and A. IL. Doyle and
j. X. Smith cut the cards to decide
the head prize for the gentlemen.
Mr.. Doyle winning. Refreshments
were served at the close OF play. The
hostess made the evening IA very
pleasant one for th e guests.
a dancing party was given in the
city hall Saturday evening by the
number .4's.' which WAS attended
by a very large crcwd OF young peo-
Pile. This is a series OF dances given
ly the young people, which is man.
aged by the following young gentle
men, whose non de plumes appeared
on the programs: Pickles Snow. Bud
BARTLETT. Holly lIollister, Dick
Welch. Casey krAtx, Art Waterman.
Cork Mizener. Doc Emerson. Prit
Mi2ener. Perce trink. Cuss Smith.
Cookie Blizzard. Mack Mckinley,
Coach Johnston. After the party
the young people repaired to the
Mitchell Cafe for Il luncheon.
e. a. Fry, of Lake Andes, was i'm
the city over night and returned
home Tuesday. MI. Fry stated
to friends that be expected to start