The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-12-07
Porn. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse W,,n-

Rorn. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse VAIN
wright, Monday. Dec. 3, a son.
We viii close out our robes and
blankets VIM. Koch.
Born, TO Mr.. ans Hls. James Dun
ea', v dnesdaY, Dec. .. a son.
Bonn. 10 Mr. aud Mis-. Ebert
NJ Mir, Thursday, Dec. &. q sou.
Re ae9her that yotcan buy your
nee 'ob Sled a. VIM. loch's.
Ger-a I1u>t, who spent Thinks
sivi : " h us family In THE city.
returned Tuesday to Lacrosse.
Wis, where he makes his head
quarters while travelling o u The roal.
DR.. Nichol on aud tie other repre-
$ ntatiyes OF the University returned
Wednesday from Milbank, where
they attended the funeral services
oven the remains of Miss Guldie
Stafford. DR.. Nicholson delivered
the funeral address.
A full line of single and double
harness at VIM. Koch's.
Attic Newton and Sarah G. Woerner,
OF Mt. Vernon. were united in man
riage Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the Methodist parsonage,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. II. S. Wilkinson. They left on
the afternoon train for Nit. Vernon,
where Mr.. Newton has a dray line.
President Winsor and Secretary
Wallace, Of the board of education.
completed the purchase Tuesday
afternoon of the five lots on the
corner OF Second Avenue east and
Capital street, which is to be utilized
as a site for the ward school build
ing The price paid for the lots
was 81 800.
We sell or rent the New Home
Sewing m lclino or rent it at 80 cents
per week, VIM. Koch.
Postmaster Bras is in receipt of a
new ruling from the p~ostot1ice Depart
'ment concerning the payment OF box
rent. Heretofore the box rent was
due 10 DAYS after the first of the
quarter. The new ruling requires
that all box rent must be paid before
the first quarter, and if not paid the
boxes will be closed to the receipt
of mail.
The first real cold snap OF the
season struck this section Wednesday
night, when a strong wind came up
from the northwest, sending the
mercury down to 3 degrees above
zero. 1t even turned colder than
that before the noon hour when the
thermometer registered at zero,
which is the record so far this
winter.
Mis-. Smith, OF the Childrens'
Home OF Sioux Falls, arrived in the
city Thursday and went to the
lone of George Coan in Lisbon
township to take his three youngest
children TO the home for better
Keeping. Should the parents decline
to give np the children ac,ion will
commenced in the courts to OBJ
tain legal possession of them. The
atmosphere OF the Coan home has
not been such AS to bring up the
children under the best influences.
Postmaster Bras has just arranged
for a splendid convenience to The
public in the way of dppositing mail
at the Milwaukee depot Heretofore
has been necessary for one DESTROYS
mailing a letter on the train to
wait at the depot for the arrival of !
The train should it be late. Mr.. Bras
ook tue matter up with the Depart
nent officials at WASHINGTON TO in
''all . mail box at the Depot where
persons can place mail for trains 60 !
-ng IN all directions. On the arrival !
u the trains the mail clerks from
trains will sort over the mail
'olng On their train and see that it
cts started OF its journey. This
VIII be greatly appreciated by TIE
people. The mail box was put up
yesterday.