The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-16

A full lile OF implements nov on
exhibition at VIM. Koch's.
born, tD Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Russell. Wednesday evening, March
IA, IA daughter.
Crowell Washbntn, of Huron, is
visiting his grandparents, DIR. aud
Mrs. Il. III Youngman.
LOST Bay colt, s months old, one
white lind foot. spot in forehead
Finder please notify Pet Walstrum,
4O6 Third Avenue west.
will Tanker returned ii day or
two ago from "A nip to Los. Angeles.
Cal, where he spent a month with
his parents, who are out there for
the winter.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. B. ID. Clark,
at their home. orn ot Sixth Az
cnue west and Wisconsin street
Wednesday evening. March IA. Il son.
S. E. Morris, president of the
Western National bank. arrived
home Thursday from Redtield.
where he went 10 attend the meeting
of the officials of a Eank i'm that city.
Mr.. and Mis-. Fred Elliott arrived
Thursday morning from Brooklyn.
N. Y, and will become residents
OF Mitchell. Mr.. Elliott will be elI-
ployed as one of the bookkeepers in
the Office OF the Turner Produce Co.
Mrs. Geo. w. Phillips. OF West
field, Wis. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fl. L. Bras, dur
ing the past month, returned to her
home. Mrs. Bras. who has been
quite i'll for some time, is reported
as improving.
Postmaster Bras has arranged so
that the patrons on the four rural
routes running out OF Mitchell will
be supplied with the weather reports
for the succeeding day. The. weather
report is received at 10 O'Clock and
the cards will be sent out on the
morning raral mail at lO:45.
Or. j. Calvin Mead gave a short
address before the high school and
eighth grade students Wednesday
afternoon. taking for his subject
UNUSED Powers" The talk was a
very interesting and Instructive one
and he was given the closest at!en-
tion. Or. Mead was invited to ad-
dress the school by the Y. w. G. A.
w. B. Rowley and son have fitted
up an attractive suite of Office rooms
in the Beckwith block and will en-
gage in the real estate business. NJ.
Roxley is a resident OF long standing
in this community and has beer MAX
ing deals in real estate for several
years. They moved into their offices
Thursday aud will be pleased to have
their friends call.
The remaining Unbiased school
lands were put up for lease Thursday
by Auditor Stearns. There were 500
acres i'm Rome, Lisbon and Mt. Yer
o townships. Only 40 acres were
leased. and these to j.. III. Atkinson.
of Mt. Vernon. The 500 acres lepre-
sented land on which tine lease none
had not peen paid.
notwithstanding the day was not
very pleasant Wednesday Ben Rowell
had 4 good crowd at his public sale.
and property sold ut good prices UNI
der the circumstances Much OF the
machinery "as covered Ivy SNOW and
it was rather a difficult matter for
the buyers to see it. The sale
amounted to a little over 80. 200 MI.
KoWell and family expects to move
to the city this spring. he having
disposed Of his nalf section of land.
Secretary IaogVs, Of tire civil service
commission, announces that an eX-
animation will be held in this city
Saturday, March 81, for a substitute
clerk to ill the vacancy by the pro,
motion of Harry Cook. The subjects
to be examined upon are spelling.
arithmetic. letter-writing. penman-
ship, copying, geography. and reading
addresses Applications to take the
examination must he made 10 Scene
tary Boges Ivy March %, at 4 30 p. M.