The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-27

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to resume her studies i'm the semin-
AIRY at that place.
Senator Gamble came up from
Yankton and spent the night IN the
city, looking over the Situation With
reference to the political possibilities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Burden re-
turned Monday evening from Salem,
where they had been on a short visit
with Mrs. Burdens relatives.
Druggists Scallin Brothers have
received a fresh lot Of Hyomei, the
catarrh remedy that they guarantee
will cure. or cost nothing.
The State Reading Circle Board
will meet in this city Friday and
Saturday for the purpose of adopting
the books for the ensuing year and
also to elect officers. q. Y. Bras is
one OF the members of the board.
III. j. Mohr. the county judge OF
Hanson county, came ove from AL
%exandria last night for the opening
OF the term OF circuit court Tuesday
morning. He returned home on the
morning passenger.
The revision committee of tie
state course OF study will hold a SEES
sion in Mitchell May / to prepare a
report of the course of study, which
Will be presented to a meeting of the
COUNTY superintendent that will 5bp
held here some time later.
Cheap lands and a fine climatesin
Sunny Southern Alberta YOU have
Il ! GOD opportunity to see this coun-
try by golng May 2. A chartered
car leaves st. Paul, via the 500 road
on the above date. Write o. w.
Kerr Co Fargo, N. d.. and see their
advertisement in this paper.
Tuesday was the warmest days of
the season, the government tli1er-
mometer touching 81 degrees, ana
with a very strong wind blowing
from the south the day was any
thing but agreeable. Wednesday we
are Shy the hot weather, out we have
the same disagreeable wind coming
back from the north.
Winter Bros. are going to make a
contribution to the San Francisco
sufferers OF theiW own, and Tuesday
they inaugurated a sale which will
last ten days. The firm will contri-
butte five per cent of their sales to
the sufferers during the ten days.
The object is q very worthy n in
deed and doubtless the generosity Of
the firm will be shown a hearty APP
probation.
The Mitchell Storage and Transfer
co. has completed its structure on
the tracks Of the Milwaukee railroad,
vest Of the depot. and is now ready
for business. 1t has a large capacity
for the storage of household goods,
stoves, ETC., and for goods that are
liz transit. This is a building that
has long been needed in town and
doubtless the citizens will patronize
it we'll. w. B. Harbert is i'm charge
Of the business.
James Tobin has been on the any
ious seat since the earthquake at san
Francisco. His brother, Fred Tobin,
lives at San Francisco, where he
operates a trolley car, and he feared
that his brother might be among the
injured or dead. lie received d tele7
gram from Fred Tuesday morning who
stated he came through the catastro-
ple all right. He left San Francisco
as soon as possible and went to OAK
land as a safer place to stay TOR the
present.
A.. Il. Seaton received a postal
card Tuesday from DIR. Wilcox.
who is now located at Oakland. Cal,
and he will he remembered as having
practired osteopatlny i'm Mitchell a
few years ago, moving to aud locdt-
Inc at Oakland DR.. Wilcox said
that while they had a bad shaking
up they we're still i'm the ring. Their
house was not damaged nor was any
Que hurt. In concluding the brief
message DR.. Wilcox said: ssBut dear
old California with all her faults
(ieas, earthquakes, etc., we love her
still.n
A happy wedding event occurred
Tuesday morning at the Holy Family
church at 8 O'Clock when MIR. Clay
ton LaFortune and, Miss Josephine
Dorsey were united i'm marriage. the
ceremony being performed by Father
Shea. The bridal couple was accom-
panied by Lewis LaFortune and
Miss Agnes Scheich, of Ethan, and
the ceremony was witnessed by the
parents of the contracting parties
and a few friends The bride is the
daughter OF Thomas Dorsey, and re-
sides in Plano township, Hanson
county, where she is very highly es-
teemed by a large circle Of friends