The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-14
I'm TOWN AND OUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Foi rent Rooms, either Furnished
or nhtufnished. Inquire at thi,
Office.
Nicholas Furlong went to Dubuque
iowa. Monday morning To look afte
some LEGAL business.
Will Halker came up from Gedde.
Monday. He is engaged in run
ning a store at that place.
II Q. Greene went to Armour
tuesday to re-survey a township ly.
ing n mile north of the city.
Miss Juliet Thomas arrived home
Tuesday from Woonsocket. where
she visited a week with her cousin.
f. l.. Jenkins. Of Gelues, was in the
city, as a witness on a land case be.
ing heard before the United States
land Office
Miss Jennie Williams. who has
been doing slenogrlpbic work at
Madison for several months. arrived
In The city Tuesday morning.
S. Hicks received a message Mon
day evening announcing the death of
his brother. James Hicks. at Linden
WIS and he left TO. that place Tues
day morning, expecting to return at
the end OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ. Duthie. who
have been visiting at the home of c.
G. Dean, left Tuesday for Mil.
Ter for a short visit with Relatives
and from there they VIII depart for
their home at Troy, Idaho.
DR.. NJ. Halphide lett Tuesday
for the Rosebud indian Agency and
Will be there several days while treat
ing the eyes of a number OF Indians.
who sent for him to come down
there. The DIR. has treated a great
many Indians from that section of
the state for weak eyes and among
them he has a fine reputation.
The residents living on Daktoa.
Mitchell and Firesteel streets. Ham
mer's addition. sent i'm a petition to
the city council asking that body to
interest itself IN getting the Omaha
fallfoad TO open up d street and put
ting i'm a crossing which will permit
them to reach Glleir homes bv team
without driving a half mile out of
the way. There is quite a good deal
OF building going on in Hammer adj
dition.
The temporary platform that was
placed in the auditorium of the CITY
last fall has been removed and a more
substantial and attractive stage is
being erected which will answer the
purpose OF lectures and local enter
talnments, The stage is l6 feet deep
and 2S feet wide and will be lighted
with 20 i%ncandescent lights. Lee
land Powers will be the first attrac-
i for the place, who will appear
Monday evening, April Ii under the
auspices of the Women's Professor
ship Association.
Ernest Miller came i'm Tuesday
with the gang of bridge carpenters
who were bound for Chamberlain and
a little while before the arrival of
the train from The east lie got into
trouble at the Milwaukee depot with
BaggagemaSter Grace over some fam
cied grievance. Miller struck the
baggage master IN the face and he
was promptly arrested by Chief
Miller Was taken at once be-
fore Justice Mckinley, pleaded guilty
disturbing the peace and was as
sessed a line of So, which he paid and
lustled to the Depot to catch his
train for Chamberlain.
The Republican received the an
nounccmnt of the seventeenth annual
commencement exercises of the
Hahneman Medical College, OF Kan
Sis City, Mo-. which occurred Mon.
lay evening. April 10. Among the
list of graduates we find the names of
6. Cowhirk and bis daughter.
Cowbick- Esmond. They we've
residents of Mitchell and their
here will he pleased to know
have finished their course. Mrs.
Cowbick graduated from the same
Institution a year or two ago. MIR.
Sowhick, before leaving Mitchell. |
'or years followed the business of
painting and paper banging
Mr.. Lauritz Nielsen, of Fondl. Ia,
Mr.. Otto Redo OF Lansing. Ia, !
both marble and granite workmen,
in Mitchell yesterday after
noon to work for the Mitchell Marble
Z Granite Co., who are daily looking
or another car Of material from
Vermont, and will then be ready to
Begin operations in earnest. The
company have a large number of Or
iers to I'LL for Decoration Day con-
'idering the time they have been 10