The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-05

Ms. 4. II. l|ounginan "4s called
- l'Hon on account al Lie Illness OF
her daughter, Mrs Wash9ura
Read The special clubbing oder for
l1e Capital aud Weekly inter Ocean
on another page. Yon have yonl
choice of two fine premiums in con
nectiol "ltl the olIcf.
Mrs II. \. Watkins aud daughter.
Miss Grace White. arrived home
Thursday from Los Angeles, Cal.
whore they have been since early in
September, and report having passed
A very enjoyable winter in that de-
lienttul cline.
Mr.. and Mis- Frank Good departed
ior Salem Thursday on the Omaha
passenger. An hour before train
time Mrs. Good received a tele-
phone message from Salem stating
that her father had been stricken
with paralysis, and that the stroke
was liable to prove fatal.
Fred a. White went to Sioux City
Thursday on the early morning
Milwaukee and he will have to SUBJ
NIT to an operation for Appendicitis.
which will probably take place to-
day. Mrs. White went down on
the II O'Clock passenger to be pres
emf. MIR. White has been sick about
a week.
Barber sells Ilerrick refrigerators,
spruce OF enamel Incl always dry
and clean.
y. e. Hitchcock. /. ". Seaman
and j. t. Morrow returned Thursday
morning from a TIP out to Oacoma.
ON the Sioux reservation. The gen
tIetnen are somewhat interested i'm
the extension of the Milwaukee road.
inaslnuch as the depot grounds have
been located ON some land owned by
them
Presiding Elder Jenkins, of Sioux
Falls, and Rev. Lachlin McLain, OF
Mt. Vernon. departed Thursday for
Chicago, and points as far EAST as
New York and Boston ON matters
connected With Dakota Wesleyan Uni
versity. They will be absent about
a month and will have some good
news to report on their return.
Insurance Gasoline stove-the SAT-
est-at Rarber's.
John Gormley, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Ed. WEIGH, of Letcher,
arrived home Thursday morning from
Rochester, Mimi. He submitted to
u surgical operation while there and
has fully recovered. Shortly after
the operation was performed there
were slight hopes of his recovery, and
his many friends will be glad to greet
him again.
What is hoped was the last exrir-
ing gasp of winter took place last
evening when to the utter surprise OF
all snow fell for about half an hour.
There We're Slight showers OF rain
during the day, and the snow fall
c pped the climax. There was hard
ly enough snow to.cover the ground
but il showed in MAY Just the same.
c. q. Bras was taken 20 Sioux CITY
lhalsda? by his brother. III. l..
Bras, to he placed i'm one of the hos
pitfalls tor an examination as to his
trouble. There is an abscess in the
region of the Kidneys, but whether it
is ON them on Just above them is the
point TO he determined. Whethct
an operation will be necessary viii lie.
known today
satisfactory lightning rod put in
cheap VIM. 4 Barber.
TIE rainfall of "Wednesday has put
The crop conditions in the finest pos
slble Shape. Farmers report that
the grain is growing nicely and with
u littIc wasu weather following the
conditions could not be more favorable
The precipitation Wednesday was so
inches, The moisture will make
ideal conditions for com planting.
ana a great many OF the farmers are
practically ready TO 90 into the fields
for this purpose.
ID. W. Collins has disposed of his
stock of goods to W. j. Frad y &c.
on 4 trade for some real estate mp in
Faulk county. An invoice is now
being taken OF the goods. Mr.. Frad
stated that he cid not know as yet
what disposition woul] he mace of
the stock of goods. aud that nothing
could be determined on for a week OF
ten days, Mr.. Collins will resume
his agricultural Implement business
in which ne was engaged before puI-
chasing the store.
See our Rural Mail Bon. Barber
HfNEE-iUll
Riverside May 8. WHAT'S the
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