The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-02
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

MIS- H.. j.. Wlnsor, OF Sioux Falls.
Il the guest OF Mrs. Frank Winsor.
Mrs. Amelia Lyons went TO Parks
ton Monday morning to make a visit
with friends.
"A. |. Arribee. of Fergus Falls,
MINI, was i'm The city w Sunday
as the guest of Frank L. Lyon.
Saturday morning the government
thermometer registered 81 degrees
above zero, and today it ranged above
40 degrees.
j. c. Purdy Departed Fridao
fer Chicago, and from there he will
go to his old ..home at White water,
Wis.,, to spend a portion of the
winter.
Like crystals fair of morning dew.
Your complexion now can be.
II you will take this good advice,
And drink Rocky Mountain Tea.
Scallin Bros.
Plankinton Mail: States ATTORNEY
Treat has retained the services of
Attorney j. L. Hannett of Mitchell
to assist MIN in trying the saloon
and other cases which may come up
for trial at the term of circuit court
which convenes Feb. 9th.
81. G. Nichols left on Sunday
evening for st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Chicago, and while away will be in
conference with parties concerning
the new opera house proposition. Mr..
Nichols has considerable confidence
in the scheme for the erection of a
new house.
j. d. Barlow. who was attending
the merchants convention, departed
Thursday with Mrs. Barlow for an
extended trip to San francisco. ex-
pe:ting to be away until next fall,
as their tickets give them a nine
months trip. Mr.. Barlow, we are
informed, expects to locate out in
that section some place il he can find
anything suitable.
Sheriff Healey came in from Cham
berlain with a girl named Ida Will
liams and turned her over to Sheriff
Cook for safe keeping until the
March term of court sets in Brule
county. The woman is being held
on the charge OF conducting a house
of prostitution at Chamberlain and
numberless efforts have heen made
to release her from custody.
u. Beckwith and ID. B. Miller are
enjoying themselves to the full down
at Ormond and Datonia, Florida, at
tue present time They Joined a
party OF 60 people at Minneapolis
who are all enthusiastic AUTOMOBILE
lists and they are taking in the auto
mobile races on the beach at these two
winter resorts. The gentlemen ex.
pect to reach home the latter part OF
this week.
The government thermometer reg
istered SO degrees as the warmest
Friday, but we have no heat prostra-
tions to report. This is the highest
the thermometer has gone this VIM
ter, but it is sufficiently warm as to
u the merchants to open their
front doors and the windows to be
raised. Eastern people are not alone
i'm h9yinu. worn xpoo+ho, NJ eliza,
son of the year.
Ross and Roy Townsend, who were
formerly employed in the Mitchell
National bank. have announced
through the Aberdeen News that
they will soon engage in the banking
business in that city. 1t will be
known ..as the Trust and Savings
bank, with a capital Of $4,000. Both
young men are we'll equipped for the
business and doubtless will soon ON
lnand their share of the business in.
that city.
..Drs. Ball and Crane reached home
late Saturday night f1om Baker
township, where they had been called
to assist in alnputatlng the leg OF
Carl Schietz, who was severely in
jured. in a corn %slleller accident. DR..
Ball stated that after Jhey got down
there and another examination was
made that 1T was found unnecessary
to remove the leg. The knee cap
was removed, or what was left OF it,
and the flesh drawn together over it
and Mr.. Scheitz will have his leg
left, although it will he stiff at the
knee JOINT.
Several Iowa gentlemen were in the
city Friday to look over the country
and they were amazed at the beautl-
full weather which they encountered
in this section. They had left a
country which vas snowbound, cold
and d~isaRreeable, and had come to
a country where they expected to find