The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-23
IN TOWN Nv
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN nv
THE COURSE OF A WEEK..

WA MI ED-One load of Long slew
hay for packing trees. The New
burys.
August Schultz. OF Sabula. Iowa.
is the CUES Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hof-
stetter.
Mrs. j, M. Newell and Mrs. n. II.
Carey were over from Mt. Vernon
Thursday on a shopping tour.
w. G. Bicklehaupt, OF Aberdeen.
secretary OF The Dakota Central Tele-
phone Co, is in the city.
WANTED-Party TO supply butter
for private family 10y the week.
Col Third Avenue west.
Mrs. II. b. Haynes returned home
to Mt. Vernon Tuesday aftel
visiting in tile city a couple OF days
with relatives.
j. e. johnson, of Woonsocket, has
been wishing with bis father and
brother, who reside on Fourth Az
enue west. He returned home Wednes-
day.
FOR SA LE-Four mares. Is head
2 years old and 20 yearling heifers.
One mile east Of city. Inquire at
Jehson's Livery barn. Perry & Jeb-
son.
b. =. Nicholson, who is IL candi.
| |Ata f,r k,n ,nr,i,otin,, pp D,,Atu
treasurer on the republicans ticket,
was Gown from his Blendon township
farm Thursday.
Miss Nettie Iofstetter. who has
been teaching a winter term OF
school IN Rome township. has clos
ed her school and returned to hel
home in this city.
z. A.. Erion. whose home is il.
Michigan, arrived Wednesday even
ins to visit with his brother. j. Nj
Elion, and family, at their home
south of town. Mr., Erion disposed
OF his property i'm Michigan and is
out on a prospecting trip to South
Dakota.
FOR SALE-Hardy home grown
strawberry plants. Wariield, sena-
tor Dunlap, Sample and other lead
ing varieties adapted to this climate.
so to 20 cents per 100, $2.50 TO So. so
per 1000, Write for cataloe, Order
early, late orders may find some kinds
exhausted. Joseph Henderson,,
Paullina. Iowa, Route L.
1t is the intention OF the Dakota
Telephone Co. to get out new book
for the use OF the patrons within a
week or SO, and Manager Reeves
would like to have those PARTIES de-
string phones in their houses or bus
mess places to get in their OldeTs at
once so their number can be placed
in the new book.
We received d copy of the Granite
State News, published at W~olfeboro.
n. ". announcing the opening of Il
new bank in that city. and among
the organizer are Wilbra III. SWEET.
Eli G. SWEET. aud ELLA P. Sweet,
all Of whom were former residents of
Mitchell. Mr.. Swett is to be the cash
Ter OF the bank. and il VIII have a
capital Of $50, 600. 1t seems the towni
has been without "a bank for some
time until these parties started the
enterprise.
The fire insurance companies doing
business in the state will contribute
the sum of 50, 544.75 to the various
volunteer n paid departments i'm
the towns that maintain a company.
he departments are given , per
cent OF lhe premium money paia by
town. Mitchell's portion will
amount to 1864. Sc. which will be
turned over to the department when
III is received. Sioux Falls gets the
largest amount. ST, 1903. II. Deadwood
CONES neat with 1911 ,O6. Lead next
with $500. 50. Alpena gets the small
est amount, SIS. sc.
The government thermometer reg
istered q degrees above Wednesday as
the wa1mest and 2 degrees above as
the coolest that night. Wednesday,
morning the thermometer registered
Il degrees above, and it was thought
THAT perhaps the weather had chang
ed for the better, but 1T was an idle
dream. 1t was thought that after
the sun crossed the line Tuesday that
the weather would improve, but the
local weather prophets declare we
will have 10 wait untll the new moon
appears on the oath before the change
for the better takes place.
1t has been given out in several
places IN the state, and the rumor
has reached Mitchell, that Maude
Darlington Booth has been forced to
cancel ALI lpctura datna iu tho voct