The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-24
Mrs: 'B. NJ. Johnston came home
Thursday morning from Minneapolis.

MIS- sB. NJ. johnston came home
Thursday morning from Minneapolis.
We have a large stock OF. blankets
and robes which we will sell at re-
ducediprices. VIM. KOCH.
FOR SALE-One first class heating
stove for the home or Office. burns
hard or soft coal. sos Third Avenue
east. ,sY.
MrsasM Jacquemai, who expected
to leave this week for the south to
spend the winter for the benettitsof
her health, has postponed starting
until next week.
M. j. J~)eyers, who has been in the
city iortthe past few days, returned
TO bis claliu near KcEnebec Wcdnes-
Iday. He expects To open up a real
estate Office there ina few days
w. H. Bio $ sold his residence pro-
perty on First Avenue east. Wednes-
day TO L. ID. Milne, who viii take
possession 01 it April LIST. MIR. Bless
expects to nov out on tine regerva-
ton west of Chamberlain and live on
his claim next spring.
a. Telephone message was received
fIonl Sioux Falls Thursday stat
ing that the Fulton Touring mills.
one Of the largest mills in the state
took fire shortly after tile noon hour
and there seemed small possibility Of
cnvii,o clto min cfr,,ot,,ro NNHa Al48
State Superintendent Ralner passed
through the city Wednesday on his
way to Vermillion and will spend a
day looking over the state university.
he was a. Aberdeen Yesterday and
thoroughly inspected the North Nor
NAL and Industrial srnool.
Sheriff Cook vent over to Sioux
Falls Wednesday with his two pris-
toner's, c. q. Baker and George Nice
field, who pleaded guilty at the term
of circuit court last week and were
sentenced to two years and six
months in the penitentiary.
Tbe.term OF circuit court at Alex
andria ended late Wednesday, evening
and Judge Smith and Court Stenog-
rapber Boyles returned home. Judge
,SDith stated that the term was a
tery light u andtbat the cases. tried
were not of an important nature.
Judge Smith went down to Lake
Audes this morning to gather up
mis- hunting paraphernalia and bring
it home for the winter. The Judge
has quite an extensive outfit down
there. having things arranged for
his comfort and pleasure IN duck
shooting.
A rain at this time of the month
OF November is something OF a now
city. Wednesday about 4 O'Clock
one was awakened by the palter OF
the raindrops and the rain has fallen
at intervals during the DAY. The
temperature during the niaht was
80, an unusually high point for this
period OF the winter.
barry Combs and Miss Bertha
Carr, both Of st. Lawrence, were
united In marriage at the Methodist
parsonage Wednesday afternoon al 4
O'clock. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Youngman. The couple
departed this morning for Michigan
and at some town In that state they
will take up their residence.
The Ministerial Association 81 the.
Mitchell district met at Plankinton
This week, commencing Tuesday
evening, and %adjourning Wednesday
evening. DR.. Nicholson spoke Tues
day evening and Rev. Fl. S. Wilkin-
81 delivered an address Wednesday
evening. DR.. Samuel Weir, Presid.
ing Elder Dohson and Prof John L.
Seatcns were also on the program for
addresses during the meeting. The
lEattendance was very fair, and, about
half Of the ministers on the Mitchell
8ls8charge we're present. The Mitchell
getl1sltnl flSan rrtnrliefsh ts4;,r Wednes.
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