The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25

Avenue east.
Mrs. j. ID. Kress left Monday
for Fort Dodge, Iowa, to visit sever
al weeks with relatives.
Wanted, a girl for general house
work. Good wages.
Mrs. S. III. Scaliln.
L. j. Spangler, who has been in
the Black Hills country, at Rapid
City, for the past week, arrived
home Monday morning.
Mrs. Jos. Swift, jr., went TO Ar
mour Monday morning to attend the
teachers institute in the Interests Of
the South Dakota Educator.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. V. Moore arrived
in the city Monday from Grand
Forks, N. D., having been called
here by the death of DR.. S. j..
Moore.
a. j. VanDusen, OF Winona,
Mimi, was in the city over Sunday.
He is the architect of the new build.
ing for the Mitchell National bank,
and has his plans nearly completed.
o. W.. Coulsey departed for Ar
mour Monday and will assist in
the teaching of several studies in the
teachers institute for Douglas conn
ty. Mr.. Coulsey is also on the pro-
gram for two lectures to be delivered
during the institute.
Jhas. e. Lewis arrived from Min
%neapolis Sunday morning, being sum-
moned by the sudden death OF DIR.
S. j. Moore. Mr.. Lewis is a brotAer
of Mrs. Moore. He was unable
to remain over for the funeral Tues
day and will return home Monday
evening.
Guy VanAlstine and Randall Cas-
sen arrived home Sunday morning
from Minneapolis, where they have
been for several weeks. Both young
men underwent operations in a hos
pital for a foreign growth on their
necks. They are getting along nice
ly since the operations were per-
formed.
Rev. Mr.. Kilbon preached IN the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing and evening. AT the latter sc!-
vice he delivered a missionary SER
mon on Africa, in which country he
was bo1p, while his parents weGa
missionaries owe there, His per-
sonal experiences We're very interest
ing.
If you have use for a cream separa-
tor bat haven't the ready cash with
which to purchase one. remember
that the cash is not necessary when
purchasing a DE LAVAL machine.
A DE LAVAL cream separator will
earn its own cost while you are pay
ing for it. Let is explain our prop
oSition to you.
e. b. Van Alstine
Geo. w. Dawson, who has been
looking after hls property interests
in this vicinity and the city, left for
his home at Carthage, Mo. While
he was here there was a report start
ed that MIR. Dawson intended IT,
erect a fine business block just north
or the pustotlice, but when asked for
a confirmation OF the report Mr..
Dawson declined to say anything
positive.
Everett White left Monday
for the new town of Murdo. where
he will open the First State Bank
the latter part of the week The
building is about completed and the
bank fixtures are on the ground
ready to be placed in the building at
once. MI. White says that the town
is building up quite fast and as 0
as the townsite is determined upon
many new buildings will be erected.
The RAILROAD will be completed there
in a short time.
r. W. Teicbman, presiding elder
VI euS oCluJdL CHURCH.
Rev J.. E. Booth, of Miller. and
Rev. William Gaines. OF Plunkinton.
arrived in the city Wednesday
and have put in the day inspecting
the Methodist church property, with
a view to purchasing the same. The
Evangelical church has been desiring
to establish a church in Mitchell for
some time, and the opportunity pre-
sented getting a good church build
ing may be acted upon. The gentle
men were sent here by the conference
to make a thorough inspection of the
property.
The annual business meeting of
the Today Club was held at the
home OF Mrs. o. L. Bfanson Tuesday
evening and officers were elected for
the ensuing veal as follows: Presi-
dent, Miss Emma Haynes; vice
president, Mrs. o. L. Branson;
recording secretary, Mrs. C. W.