The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27
Rom, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
FRIDAY. jan. 20, son.

j y. Crow has been in Mimneapo
is for the past week and returnc,
home Friday evening VIA The oman;
ROAD.
Frank Wellef was called by tcle
gram to Goldtield, Iowa, Friday morn
ing. owing to sickness OF his wife
who is there on a visit.
Mls. w. III. T%urneaure amlvcc
home Friday evening from Yanktol
where She has been visiting heI
daughter. Mrs. NJ. T.. Orrell.
II. ID. Butterdeld and IL E
Hitchcock returned home FRIDAY
moaning from Aberdeen. They were
Initiated into ihe Mystic Shrine
Thursday evening.
Leroy Noble, who has been visit
ing his brother. III. Noble, started
tor his home i'm New Boston, H..
Friday moruine. He expects to visit
At Yanbton for a few DAYS.
George Yorty was arrested Friday
evening on the charge OF drunk H.
ness aud saturday lie appeared
before llstir Mckinley aud was fined
$40. He WAS taken bach to jain
l.. u. McNeel. assistant cashier OF
ule fust National hank at Messing
ton SpriR4s. returned TO his home
i4IadV G.rit.ng. Hitrla lui,4 WISH
<l MS brother. A.. b. McNeel.
Miss Gertrude Chapel VINO has
heen tearaine at The university UNI
iii the new preeeptress arrivcd, re-
turned to her home at Alexandra
Miss Chapel lesianed from her po-
sitlon as ~prcceptress last yeal on ac-
count of i'll health
For sale. Pure bred Langshang
cockerelS. {. 5. Chapman. = mile
west of the University, Mitchell.
Jos. lIarker returned home Friday
morning from Alpena. He went up
there a few days ago TO take charge
of a store which his father was to
take on a trade, but i'm the invoice of
goods some questions arose about the
stock which could not be s%atisfacto1-
lily ad iusted and the deal was de-
clared off.
a. G. Rockfellow and Mrs. Ada
Nj. Rockfellow came over from
Spencer Friday morning Omaha pas
senger and yer united i'm marriage
by Rev. III. 5. Wilkinson at the Meth
odist parsonage. The bride is a wild
of Mr.. R%ockfellow's brother
They returned to Spencer ON the
evening train.
The Germania Land Co. has Just
concluded the sale of a quarter sec.
tion OF land laying Just south OF Da-
kota Wesleyan University 20 William
Henning, of Portage. Wis. Mr.. Hen
ming expects to move here early i'm
the spring to take possession of his
farm. the price for which shows that
land values around Mitchell are VERY
satisfactory and that the eastern
farmers are willing to pay then.
Are you going TO have ii sale. See
the Mitchell National Bank. They
are prepared to take care of you. Get
their terms.
j. l.. Bingham Friday purchased
The pop corn and peanut stand
has been operated by j.. c.
|9ickert for the past three months i'm
he llarker building, and will cen
1uct it i'm The future. Mr.. Bingham
said he was omitted from the list OF
improvements made in Mitchell dur
ng 1904. owing To the fact Chat he
did NOT anwser the card sent ont by
The Republican. He erected a brick
lWelilNe north of omaha track that
,ost bim about 81. 500.
FOR ~ale. MY residence ON south
c. NJ. Golaie
The aaandoMlcnt af tile uarth
height iftiday booming over TIE Mii.
yankee road was quite a disappoim
neut TO a number OF friends who
wanted to 20 TO W~oonsoelet to at
end the funeral services over The rc-
Mains Of Mrs. VI N, Brown. which
were b eld that afternoon Governor
md Mrs. Elrod and the committees
rom The legislature vent to Woon-
socket that morning to attend the
services. Zion. O.. l.. Blanson, Of
.his city was n of the committee.
The publishing of the improve
nents in The Capital last week
vas quite a surprise to the people of
city by reason of the many new
dwellings, and the volume of the
money spent in all ways. The list
contains As new houses that We're
quilt in 1904 and shows something OF
increase in population of the
There is always room for one
house and the scarcity of dwell
ings in town will prove an induce
nent for the further erection of more
)f them. Thos. Ball says he is going !
% start a force of carpenters soon to
complete several houses he has under