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

\ CORRESPONDENT OF Yankton To IT.,
Slous city Tribune Of recent date
stated THAT II gentleman by Tie name
OF Capp annonced that le wars com
ii1e TO Mitchell to locate and That le
WAS going to erect a large store build.
my AT least three stories in height.
Parties coming up ON the lOo'clock
Milwaukee, passenger Tuesday even
lig stated that IA severe storm GOV
erea the southern part of the state
IN the early par OF the evening. At
GayVllle hailstones Tell that measured
fouf inches in circumference. and
at Scotland a very heavy rainfall
was experienced in the afternoon.
Wanted-Men and teams Frank
Weller 400 west 4th street.
y me rain started in a little before
the noon hour Tuesday that was
sood Tor the rest OF the day.
and which will be a vast help
to the growing crops throughout
the county. There was a cen.
tral need for moisture. as April
only TUNED out 80 inches of water.
the smallest amount i'm ten years.
May promis 10 lie a whole lot bet
ter.
Miss Emily Bras is confined to her
boarding place AT the home of Mrs.
Frank Redford, as the result of a
gasoline stove episode, which occur
red d few days ago. Through the
leaking of the stove it blazed to
quite a height and Miss Bras carried
ii out of doors. Her hands we're
burned, likewise her face, and a por-
ton of her hair was scorched. While
the buns are painful they will not
cause any Disagreement.
On another page Of The Capital
today AN article is printed from
the pen Of Miss Myrtle Lee, which
sets forth some interesting ideas
concerning the teaching OF music in
the public schools. Miss Lee is the
instructor of vocal and instrumental
music at Dakota Wesleyan Unlver-
sity, and is in a good position to
present the matter in a fair and in
t%elligent manner. The article is well
worthy the consideration Of our read
erS.
Rev. j. S. Surbeck, of the Presby-
terrain church, has arranged for a
series OF Sunday evening services
during the present month i'm which
the laymen will take part, the gem
eral theme of the discussions being
on Christianity. Sunda~ evening,
May Z, Prof. M. NJ. Kramer will speak
on "Christianity from an Educational
Point or View" May II Drs. KAN
merling and Reamer viii speak on
"Christianity from q Physicians
Point OF View May 2l, Major O.
W. CoarSey will speak ON "God anl
Man" a sacred concert will close
the series the first Sunday in June.
Editor LaFollette. of the Gazette,
has been out AZ Chamberlain for sew
eral days and returned home Wednes-
day. He was looking over the
railroad extension projects and said
that things We're being pushed right
along. Another contract has heen
let TO Omaha parties for grading
twents miles more of roId. which
now makes Il total of So miles that
has been contracted foI. The depot
grounds at Oacomll have been located
within tour blocks OF the town. He
said Thar some changes will De Nude
around the depot at Chamberlain w
the time tile extension is completed.
The seven O'Clock dinner at the
home of Mrs. III r.. Kibbee Monday
evening was given by the ladies of the
Twentieth Century Club to their hus-
bands. The club is making a study
of Japan this year and the house was
tastily decorated with numerous Jap
aneSc curioS. At 7.3O the guests
found their places at tie tables by
means of Japanese souvenir cards
and a slmptuous and highly ENJOYABLE
repast was served. The rest of tine
evening WIS speut in social games
and music, after which all departed
for their homes, The gentlemen en-
tending THEN most hearty thanks to
the ladies of the club.
Il. G. Valentine and his wife, who
bail from Bloomfield, Ncb., created
a little excitement at tie Milwaukee
deputy ednesday morning at II O'Clock
over the possession Of a trunk which
the wife claimed belonged 10 her,
though the check for it was held by
Valentine. He anne here from
Howard, where he left his wife and
she followed as quickly as possible,
Mrs. Valentine called ON Attorney
%Spangler to help her i'm her difficulty,
and when they got to the depot Val
entlne was there and vas i'm the act
of opening the trunk to get his over