The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-01
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mar.
tin, Tuesday, Nov. %, a son.

horn, to MI. and Mrs. Robert Mar
tin, Tuesday, Nov. %, son.
j. b. Sherman came down from
Pierre Tuesday morning to attend tile
Funeral services over the remains of
his mother.
We have a large stock OF blankets
and robes which we will sell at re-
duced prices. VIM. Koch.
w. q. Haynes, of Scotland, visited
a few days with his daughter, Mrs.
9. r. Townsan, and returned home
Tuesday morning.
DR.. s. j. Moore received the in
formation that daughter was
corn Monday to MI. and Mrs. e. e.
Ransdell. at their home at Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
FOR SALE-One first class heating
stove for the home or office. burns
hard or soft coal. COS Third Avenue
east.
w. B. Engle, o! Sioux Falls. is in
the city. he is the general agent
OF the Union Central Life insurance
Co.. and is establishing a district
agency in Mitchell.
Mrs. Burton Garrett, son and
daughter, arrived Tuesdly evening
from Rockford, Iowa, to make a visit
with her father, A. III Bayley. and
sister, Mrs. Richard Lang.
Jesse Branch, of the clerical force
of the Commercial and Savings bank,
left Wednesday evening via the
Omaha. road to spend Thanksgiving
at Minneapolis.
This section of the state was visit.
ed by an all-day rain Monday that
did not reach great a downfall, but
kept a steady fall. The precipita-
tlon amounted to 80 inches during
the day and evening. The moisture
that comes now will be stored away
for the opening OF spring farming.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish arrived
home Saturday afternoon from ryn-
dali. where he has been for the past
two weeks assisting in the conduct
of special services In the Congrega-
tionai church. He occupied bis pull
pit Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Spofford and chil1den separt-
ed Thursday for Denver, COlO.s
where they viii reside IN the future.
She returned here a short time ago
after an ABSENCE of six months to lind
that her house had been ransacked
and some silverware stolen and some
portable things taken from the yard.
Dt. and Mrs..W. R. West departed
last Tuesday for Kansas City, where
they will reside in the future. Or.
West is the government cattle inspec-
tor and he has been transferred in
the government service to that..point.
Or. and Mrs. West have made many
warm friends in Mitchell who will be
very sorry to part With them.
Lem II. Purdy, n Of the popular
mail carriers Of the postofice force,
started in on a weeks vacation Tues
day, aud his place is being filed by
Charles Mason. His carrier asso-
informed The Republican that
they were satisfied that during the
weeks vacation Lem would get mar
ried, as every indication pointed that
way.
The storm OF yesterday and Monday
did quite a good deal Of damage to
telegraph and telephone wires in the
north part Of the state. Thousands
OF dollars worth Of damage was done
to system Of the Dakota Central Tele-
phone Co. When the Milwaukee pas
senger reached Mitchell at 1885 We'd
nesdaythe displtcller's Office at Abel-
deem had to send ali order by tele-
dhune tortlease the train and the
eSsage had TO be sent around by the
way of Watertown aud Redtipld. so
that ii was after . O'clock before the
liain pulled out for Sioux City
A party of musicians trom Dr kp
University. OF Des Moines. Iowa.
went to Cedar Rapids u lev days aeu
and gave II concert. and one OF the
party was Miss Merle Tillotson, of
this city. The concert was a recital
given by Miss Franchere, a violinist
of Cedar Rapids, and in speaking Of
tbose who assisted the Republican
sud shy Miss Merle Iillotson, of
Des Moines, whose itch contialto voice
and gracious presence were so enjoy
ed that the audience was 10th to let
her 20 even after she had sung a Sec
ond encore" Miss Tillotson has APP
peared in several concert programs
in iowa and her friends in Mitchell
will he pleased to know that she has
been so warmly received.
MIR. and MIS-. L. d. Milne depart
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