The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-07

Arthur G. Hin OF Cam Valley. was.
in the city Monday.
Miss Maudc Sage, OF Parker, is Wis
itlng with friends IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin went
10 sioux City Monday to remain
through the week.
Wanted. Cattle To pasture tor the
summer. Inquire at Old Allen place
ON Firesteel Creek.
VIM. Rush has purchased the resi-
dence property of W. A. Barber on
First Avenue east,
Miss Pearl jackson went out
Chamberlain SATURDAY afternoon to
visit Mrs. b. G. Watson.
Mrs. Geo. II. Miner went to Scot
land Saturday morning to visit her
daughter, Ms. @. u. Shaw.
Miss Glare Nobis went out to
Chamberlain Saturday to visit a few
days With Mrs. G. h. Watson.
Miss Doolittle and Miss Frizzell
went to Sioux Falls and Scotland
to spend their vacation at home
Mrs. Geo. Cessford aud son, War
n.y., went to Minneapolis Monday
noon to visit relatives during the
week.
Carol Il. Dotson, associated with
the publication OF the Sioux Falls
Press, was a guest over Sunday AT tile
Widmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Wilkinson, of
Leluoz, spent san5ay in the city with
theiI parents and returned home
Monday morning.
Miss Mary Windle. teacher OF music
i'm the city schools. went to Armour
Monday to visit during the week
of vacation.
Mrs. II. f. Hitchcock and Mrs. II.
G. Nichols arrived home from Min
n%eapolis Saturday. having been there
during the week to attend the season
OF grand opera.
M. T.. Orrell, came up from Yank-
ton Saturday evening and will return
tomorrow morning. Mi. Orrell is
i'm charge of the plumbing work at
the insane asylum buildings.
Lee Kreidler came down from Brit
ton Monday and expects to again
take up his residence n Mitch
ell. He has been lin North Dakota
most all the winter on a cattle ranch.
Scallin's Sarsaparilla the great blood
medicine cures rheumatism and
spring diseases.
Miss Alice Spangler went over to
Arteslan Sunday and hereafter
she will make her home there, being
associated with her brother i'm the
conduct of a general merchandise
store
Nit. Vernon News: DIR. $. j. Moore
county commissioner. was i'm town
yesterday, ON bridge business. He
still retains his whiskers although he
agreed to have them shaved Off if
Mitchell lost the capital.
April is making a pertty good Start
in the way of moisture. Sunday
morning, early. a slight rain fell.
amounting to 10 inches. At an early
hour this II olning a second rain came
that amounted to 40 inches.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Ransdell, who
have been visiting at the home of
DR.. and Mrs S. j. Moore, returned
Monday to their home at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. They we're accom-
panied by Mrs. j. d. Anderson, who
will visit there several weeks.
Reliable field and garden seeds in
bulk at Mckinley & lddy's.
L. N. Simons returned home from
Pierre on Monday. He was out
there to get some information with
reference to writing out the proceed
ings Of the state senate, Of which
body he was the secretary during the
legislative session.
a quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed at the Methodist parsonage
Saturday evening, when w. D. VAL
%entine, of Sioux City. and Eliza NJ.
Somers, Of Chamberlain, were united
in marriage. They left this morning
for Wagner, where Mr.. Valentine
owns some land.
County Judge Abbey received a
check a few days g for $50 from
State Treasurer Collins with which
he paid all bills III connection with
the funeral of Alonzo Jeanette,
who died about a ..lnonth ago. The
state has a fund for this purpose
where an old soldiers family is un-
able to meet the expense. The de-
ceased was buried on a let belonging
to the G.. a. r. OF this city.
For sale. -!Fullblooded pointer pups.
300 each. Ben Watkins, LOOMS. S.
d.
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