The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-16

DIR. DIX fills teeth as carefully
and skillfully as ever.
FOR SALE-One yearly new De
Lavel eam separator also 200 egg
Successful incubator and brooder.
S. G. Scoville, Republican office.
Miss Maudc Hager has been visit
ing with relatives at st. Paul for the
past week. and returned home Fiji
day evening via the Omaha road.
DR.. A. M. Crossett reached home
Friday afternoon from a trip over
into Canada, where he visited with
relatives at Tilsonbu1g, and other
points.
Elton Mckinley returned home
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Nc
Kinley. He stated to The Republi-
can that his wife appeared to he
much better.
L. ID. Stair arrived home from
Chicago where he attended the au7
tomobile show last week. Mr.. Stair
also visited at Goshen and South
Bend, Ind while away.
The A. O. U. w. will give a social
and entertainment for the members
and their families at the hall on
Tuesday evening. Feb. 20. All the
members from the country are urged
to attend.
Paul Tschirley and family departed
via the Omaha road last night for
Winchester, Wash, whore they will
reside in their future home. Mr..
Tschirley came to Dawson county in
1881 and has been very successful in
his farming
DIR. Stevenson, the we'll known
eye, ear, nose and throat specialist,
of Sioux Falls, will be in Mitchell
from 3 p. III. Wednesday and Thurs
day, Feb. % and March /, at Wild
mann Hotel. Glasses also fitted cor
rectly.
w. Fl. Arthur, vino moved here
last fall from Iowa is doing a lot OF
good advertising for South Dakota
among his Iowa friends. He says
i that three O. his F%rankland county
neighbors have rented farms here
and Will move out in the spring.
Great interest is being aroused in
the Degree of Honor Lodge. A large
number were present at tie regular
meeting Monday evening. Some
candidates were initiated and a num-
ber OF applications we're considered,
which will make a large class for mi
tiation next meeting night. Mrs.
Laughlin. grand deputy Q. Of b.
from Aberdeen, var present and
gave a very interesting discourse on
the "Purposes and Benefits OF the
Order" After the work Of the even
ing vas over refreshments we're
served.
A Lincoln memorial entertainment
was given in the G.. A. r. hall Mon
day evening that proved a highly
entertaining affair, and an audience
OF fair proportions listened with
great interest to the program, which
was arranged under the direction OF
Miss Lily Patterson. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. A. Craig
Bowdish and rev. j. S. Surbeck.
both of whom spoke on the life Of the
ma1tyred president. "A pretty mill
tary drill was given by six little lads
who went through with their move
ments in fine precision. 80 Minnie An
derson and Glen Smith".gaye Iecita-
lions, and the latter appeared in a
George,s.Washinptsn---- costume. APP
propriate solos were rendered by Mr..
Jos. Swift, jr.. n Mr.. L. o. Milne.
j. r. Payne, q Methodist minister,
who is to take charge Of ..the Metho-
dist church, out at ..Presho, ..had. his
iur...oyer...coat...stolen:. at the Mil
waukee depot SATURDAY morning.
He laid his coat on the seat IN the
waiting and went to the ticket
window t6 buy his ticket and while
at the window a feilow..picked up his
coat and walked out with it. Sheriff
Cook was telephoned to and from the
description given he soon located the
fellow. who gave his name as-.Gus
Emmig.--.He was takenss before.-t the
police court and he pleaded not guilty
and his trial was set for that morn.
ing at . o'olock. ..But:.when taken
iEto court Tuesday morning be plead.
ed guilty and Justice Mckinley gave
him:s0 daysain.aii.
..Geo1ae.Rowell:.has-. disposed Of bis
farm of-..320 acres down in Prosper
township. to.E. p. Sands, who re.
sides:near Ethan. The contract price