The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-19
in TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT nAPPEN mn
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

ID, b. Crop, of Denver. arrived
in tue city Thursday coming in from
Huron on the north train.
MesdaMes o. e. Browne and II. NJ.
Mabhott were down from Mt. Vernon
and spent the day in Wednesday city.
There will be a great many auction
sales this spring. James Se1veson,
the popular au~clioneer, says that he
now has 80 sales booked for the spring
business.
The Noble Theatre Co. closed their
engagement at the opera house We'd
nesday evening by the presentation
OF ga Divorce Cure" a comedy with
many laughable situations in it,.
S. P. Watkins, OF Ashton, who
was in the city in connection with
the change of the Western National
bank, returned home Wednesday
Mr.. Watkins is one of the stockhold.
ers of the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heinzman, of
Letcher, were in the city Thurs1ay on
their way to points in California. to
remain a couple of months. They
were marlied about ten days ago and
this will be in the nature of a we'd
ding trip.
j. P. Myers, formerly cashier Of
the Western National bank, departed
Thursday morning for Sioux City tc
take up his residence. Mrs. Myers will
go down this week to look ul a house
preparatory to moving there in the
very near future.
DR.. B. A. Bobb went to Sioux City
this morning to attend the meeting
OF the Sioux VALLEY Medical Associa-
ton. He was accompanied by Ed
ward Meyer, who has been in DOOR
health and consultation of physicins
will be held to consider whether an
Operation will be necessary.
+. P. Worthing and family arrived
In the city Tuesday from Griswald,
Iowa, and today MI. Worthlng is
looking for a house to move into, as
he expects his car Of household goods
to arrive o Mr.. Worthing owns
land near Artesian and: he intends
to make Mitchell their future home.
j. L. Morrow arrived home Tues
day afternoon from his trip down in
RI Old Noivno i,nvi,u boop ounv
about a month. Mr.. Morrow sai1 he
was looking for a place in which to
|speud the winters IN the FUTURE. and
he considered San Antonio, Teaxs,
as the ideal spot in the south.
s. w. Becker, from Grand Rapids,
Michigan, called at The Republican
office Wednesday and inquired for
some descriptive matter of the city |
and the state to send back to his
Michigan people. TIE city Of Mitchell
and Dawson county ought to. have
an attractive booklet for just such
purpose as this. /
At the noon Wednesday the fire
alarm sounded that called. the de-
partment TO the residence of w. II.
LaFollette, editor OF the Gazette, OH
Fifth Avenue east. The fire origi- |
mated from a defective stove pipe,
and it was put out before the lie
partment got there. No damage was
done. AS an appreciation of the
prompt response of the fire depart
ment Editor LaFollette sent the bo US
a box Of cigars for them to enjoy.
Orlando Clark, of Minneapolis, ar
rived in the city from the metropolis
Tuesday and has rented the building
formerly occupied by the, state iulli-
lila and is getting in readiness to es-
tablish IA mattress factory. He has
had several years experience at the
business and is confident of making
a success Of the institution. He will
start in on d small scale and endeavor
to build something on a large plan.
in which he certainly ought to, and
doubtless will, have tie cooperation
of the citizens of this city.
Miss Lou Reeves, who has made
her home in Lead for the past year
and a half, and whose parents reside
in Mitchell, was united in marriage
Wednesday evening at Lead to Joseph
Shot, who is employed on the Tri-
bune. Miss Reeves was a former
employe in The Republican office
and for some time operated the type
setting machine in which. capacity
she was very proficient. She IS a fine
young oma In every respect, and
her many friends in Mitchell extend
their congratulations, in which The
Republican force will heartily Join.
The progressive ENTERTAINERS
I had /. very LARGE au1innca of tho citv