The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-05

serve your patronage; phone 5O2.
Voet's Orchestra in the City Hall
Tuesday, Jan. is, 7:30 p m.
FOR SALE-One first class heating
stove for the home or office. burns
hard or soft coal. sos Third Avenue
cast.
Albert Hofstetter departed for La
Crosse, Wis where he will enter a
school Of telegraphy to learn the
business.
Will Herzog arrived home Wednes-
day morning from Yankton, where he
attended the wedding Of an old friend
Tuesday evening.
Misses Lillian and Josephine Pat
ton, who have been guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs M. +. Patton,
returned Tuesday to their home at
Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Don't fail to hear the Vogt Or
chestra, this Co. performs all up to
date music and musical actions.
Mrs. Clara A. Lukens, department
president OF the W. r. c., went over
to Sioux Falls Tuesday evening to
inspect the local Corps, and she Wal
inspect several Others before she re-
Turns.
The Vogt Orchestra Co. is co n
posed of gents and ladies of players
and singers. Go and hear the fe-
male quartet and mixed voices.
Hear the female basso.
The Vogt Orchestra Co. is com-
posed of ten pieces, all CT N family
and every member is a we'll trained
MUSICIAN. Hear a 10 year old boy
play his little violin.
Mrs. j. f. Barlow has been visit
ing with friends in the city for sew
eral days and returned home to
Yankton Wednesday morning. &
The California weather which we
have been enjoying for a prolonged
period was chased away by an eastern
stolm. watch started in Tuesday
afternoon and about three inches of
snow was deposited all over this sec
ton. We had begun to think that
we were immune nom any further
disturbance this season, but the
dream was disLelled.
Mitchell Lodge A. o. u. W., No.
SO. installed their officers Tuesday
evening, L e. Stair. p. NJ. W., act
ing as grand master workman, and
James I. Smith, as grand guide.
The following officers were installed:
S. w. Rowley, 2. NJ. Workman: S.
Nj. Burton, master workman; z.
brennan, foremansSeA. Gar1inety
oyerseer; S. j. Brledenbach, guide;
j. +. Smith, recorder: l.. j. Welch,
receiver: j. Ell. Ferris, tinancier;
.lobn Mair, inside guard; o. A.
Bates. outside guard; j. j. Gleason,
trustee.
Postmaster Bras has just received
the information from the rural sec
ton OF the postoffice department.
authorizing a change in rural route
No. 4. which runs northwest of tile
city. Commencing at the southeast
orne of section IL, Beulah town
Ship, the route is changed to 20 west
"a mile, north two miles. east one
mile to connect with the old route.
About Is families will be added tc
the route under thus change, and the
trip will be two miles longer for Car.
rier White. This change takes effect
Jan. Is.
L. e. Martindale, the former
editor Of the 500 Critic, has disposed
OF the paper 30 j. A. Ross, Of Sioux
Falls. Mr.. Ross was formerly en-
gagged in educational work, but lately
has been following commercial pur.
suits as the representative Of a car
line company. The retirement Of
Martindale from the newspaper bust
ness will be a source of satisfaction
to Sioux Falls people, none Of them
seeming to be safe from a personal
spite he might hold against them.
He has been particularly venomous
in his newspaper writings. and a
great many times without founda-
tion for the attacks he has made on
certain parties. Mr.. Ross will change
the name Of the paper to wipe all
record of its past unpleasantness.
Friends of Miss Doty Weller in
Mitchell, where she formerly resided.
will be surprised at the following an
nouncement in the Sioux City Tri-
bune Of Saturday: ga wedding of in
terest last evening was that Of Clay
ton w. Mower and Miss Theodosia
Weller. which took place at the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Amanda
Weller, 1913 Pierce street. Rev. j.
d. o. Powers, pastor of the First
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