The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-17
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN N,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.


are arriving every day and the new
store will be opeued for business in a
very few days.
Stewart Bailey, who was a press
feeder in The Republican office. left
Tuesday for a point near Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. to remain for
the benefit Of his health.
DR. NJ. Halphide is building am adj
ditlon To bis Office on First Avenue
west. and when completed the whole
building will he used by Geolge Aus
tin for his plumbing establishment.
Miss May kelso, who has been
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Boyles since last fall while
studying Instrumental music, left
Iuesd y morning for her home at
Jasper, Indiana.
Rev. James Crowther and III. H..
Weak and Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Bliss
and Mrs. jerome Miles went to
Ethan Tuesday moming to attend the
funeral services Owe the remains of
the infant babe OF Mr.. and Mrs Ar
tie Drake.
Lee sing and Mar Wall, Two China
men OF Sioux Falls, were in the city
over night. one would naturally
think they were engaged in the
washee business. bat they informed
the writer that they we've looking for
a location to start a restaurant and
while they Went away on the Omaha
they We're coming back to take am
other look in a few days
Alfred c. Millican spoke at the
Free Methodist church Monday even
ing on the "Solution OF the Liquor
Problem" Mr.. Millican has been
making a tour OF the colleges of the
west IN the interest of forming clubs
and bis work along this line has been
successful. Bis address was given
before a good audience. This morn
ing he formed a club among the Sou
dents of the University with a MEM
belship of 30.
The Sioux City Journal published
a picture i'm Mondays edition OF
six cowboys who appeared IN Presl-
dent Roosevelt's inaugural parade
on March 4. Among the faces we
recognize that of Frank Hatch, for
merly of Mt. Vernon. Mr.. Hatch
moved to Sioux City last year and is
associated with a firm that buys
and sells cattle i'm the stockYards.
Under these conditions Frank is
doubtless eligible as a cowboy.
For sale. -Stockers and feeders,
cows ana s%priugers, cash on on time.
Dan McDermaid.
Several parties came up from Ethan
Monday afternoon to see what coulC
be done with reference to the out.
break of Henry Lewis which occurred
at that place Saturday evening. At
ter becoming intoxicated it is re.
ported that he got out ON the street
and made things lively by making
serious threats. The parties expected
to get out a warrant for his arrest
but did not and returned home
Tuesday John Mcdonald filed a com
plant before Justice Tobey at Ethan
to put Mr. Lewis noe bonds Il
keep the peace.
1t is pretty we'll understood IN Ger
tain circles in town that a club nous,
is to lie established within a shor
time on the second floor of a build
!, ing on Main street. The affair. w
are informed. has been incorporate
certain sum. The CLUB house is to b
nothing more than a place for gam
J bling and it is stated that a portion
OF the paraphernaliu has been shippe'
to town. The parties who are be
hind the proposition do not seem t
have taken into consideration th
fact that heretofore several gamblin
} Joints have been pulled at the insti
cation Of the city authorities and j
has been the demonstrated policy Q
> the city administration that gam
bling will not be tolerated in a publ
form in this city.
Rev. e. p. Hammond closed hi
meetings at the city hall Tuesda
evening and with Rev. MI. Curren
$ went to Woonsocket Wednesday t
open "A series of services this evening
/. The meetings for this city bad nc
S beeen sufficiently advertised to wal
!. rant large crowds. Tuesday evenin
there was d small attendance at til
! meeting. Mr.. Hammond is particl
J. larly successful In his childern's WORK
: and is a strong believer in lookin
after their welfare. He held tw
meetings for the children and SUI