The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN N,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK

Mrs q. W. Downey returned home
SATURDAY from Ashton, where she
has been visiting relatives tor tie
past week.
M. and Mis-. o NJ Perry, iying
south Of town, left saturday tor
a trip to Boston, Mass. and expect
TO he away until MAY i.
james Roeau went up to Condo
early ln the week to accept ii position
with a hardware firm. Mis-. Rosam
expects 10 20 there this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Mehl, of
Chamberlain, arrived in the city and
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ.
Johnston at The Widlnann over sun
day.
A. y. Boynton arrived home sat
urday from Bismark, n. D., where
he is employed in the United Safes
land otlice. He will remain but a
short time.
l. {. Shober. of llighmore, was i'm
the city Monday. Mr.. Shober was a
member of the late legislature and
one of the principal supporters of the
primary election law.
Miss Anna Haynes, who has con-
tined to her home for the past two
weeks ON account of sickness, re-
turned to her desk in the counting
room of The Republican Monday.
a special stock train was sent out
over the Milwaukee road late Satur-
day afternoon for Chicago. w. V. Miner
shipped four cans of sheep, Berry
Bros. a car of horses and r. e. Stor-
er a car of hogs. This stock train is
now a regular train each Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. II. S. Wilkinson returned
home Friday evening from Center
willie, where he has been assisting his
brother, Rev. W.. a. Wilkinson, in
conducting revival meetings. The
frs, week showed a great interest
that portends for good results to fol-
low next week.
At the regular meeting of the Red
Men it was announced that $50 has
been paid out by the order during the
winter months for sick benefits. and
by reason of so much sickness during
the season other lodges in the city
have been called upon to meet obli-
cations of a similar character.
The Ladies' Library Association is
arranging TO produce a musical COM
edy IN the nature of an operetta, for
the benefit OF tile Library, which will
take place in the city ball. The as
ISOLATION has selected the date of Fri
day, April IS. and announce it now
in order that there may be no Con
dieting dates of other entertainments
of a local nature.
The Bachelor Club gave one of
its most pleasant parties in the
rooms of the Mitchell Club Friday
evening, having Just enough in at
tendance to make a very delightful
party. The program was arranged
with the popular dances and with
the music furnished by Nichols's
Mnacolln Club the .evening resulted
in one of unalloyed pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Johnston en-
tertalned the west side sinch club at
the Mitchell Friday evening. a :
O'Clock dinner was served at which
t~enty-four guests participated and
u very dainty spread was set before
the guests. The rest of the evening
was devoted to playing sinch. AS
soon as the series end the prizes will
be awarded to the persons whose av-
erage is the highest for the games
Won during the series.
Miss Alice Spangler resigned her po-
sition as cashier and ~bookkeeper for
c. 6. Rathbun Saturday., a place she
held lin a capable manne for several
years. Her place will be filled by
Miss Gertrude Ralston. Miss Spang-
Ter will leave this week for Artesian
and will be associated in the general
merchandise business with her broth
er, William Spangler, in which she
owns a half interest. Miss Spangler
is a capable business woman and
thoroughly understands her work.
Artesian business circles will be the
gamer by the accession of the young
LADY, and her friends in Mitchell
will wish her abundant success in the
undertaking.
Messrs. Deemer and Jeske, repre-
senting the American Garment Gut
ter Co., have decided to establish a
school IN tie city. The place of To-
cation will be announced later, and
in another part Of the paper today
the firm has an advertisement which
details something OF their plan,
They have established these school
al several places in Iowa recently