The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-08
I'm TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Miss Florence Watson. of Prosper
township, left this morning for Chi
caso.
Barnes the heating plant nan for
all repairs and new work. Opposite
the postotice.
See the best line OF single and
double driving harness in town, at
VIM. Koch's.
Miss Swanson and Clyde Neu-
mann. of Oakland, Neh., arrived to
visit With the Harker families
German Millet seed for sale, so
cents per bushel. w. G. Russ center
Lisbon township.
Mrs. :. ,J'imonson and Miss Alice
Curran. grandmother and sister ;
Mrs. Dennis M. Potter, arrived
Tuesday from Aberdeen TO make a
visit.
Miss Jessie Walrat, arrived 'nome
Tuesday from Hillsboro. N. D..
where she has held the position OF
supervisor of music in the schools
fof the past year.
FOX sALE-A team of horses
and some fax seed. 4ol Fourth Az
enue west.
Miss yeva Little is the guest of
MI, and Mrs. NJ. L. Tournier. Hiss
Little has been teaching school at
Geddes since last fall and is on her
way home to Prairie City, Iowa.
Andrew J%orgenson departed Mon
day evening for Norway to spend a
year at his old home. He came to
this country direct from Norway
in 1871. and took up-a claim in Han
son county.
1t is A unique way Druggists Seal
I'm Bros. has of selling Hyomei, a
guaranteed cure for catarrh. Com
plete treatment ST. Money back if
i%tsfails.
The ID. of II. Will have a special
meeting at their hail on Friday even
ing for initiation. Mrs. Nelson,
IGrand Chief OF Honor, will be pres
ent and a full attendance is de
sired.
EOUND-A good time for you,
June 10. 20 and 81, at Mitchell, dur
inv the race meeting. Seventy-tive
good race horses anticipated.
Thrce good races every day with
every heat a horse race. One fare
and third on all railroads.
The Twentieth Century Club held
its annual business meeting with
Mrs. Silsby. June A. The following
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President Mrs. q. G. Rath-
I'M: wee president, Mrs. Fl. r. Kib-
bee; secretary, treasurer Mrs. b. a.
Bobb: historian, Mrs. 7. j. Stpang-
Ter.
"Mr. Marc Lagen, i'm the "Cuius
Amman proved the hit of the
evaning The east with which he
sang the high ID Flat captured the
house. Dubuque (1a.) Telegraph
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mayo passed
Through the city Tuesday from
Presho III their way to Omaha for a
visit. Mr.. Mayo, who has charge of
the railroad construction train west
of Chamberlain. stated that the rails
ON the Milwaukee extension were
now laid about % miles west of
Presho, and that with eight miles OF
track laid Murdo would be reached.
Still the improvements go on.
Emil Becker feels the need of more
room to conduct his clothing busi-
ness and after arranging his plans
for an extension of his building, put
the men to work Tuesdaa He
will build an addition to his present
store building AZ feet long and two
stories high, with the basement ex-
tending back to the alley. making
the entire building 142 feet long.
The annual business meeting OF
the Round Table was held at the
home of Mrs Geo. b. Foster Monday
evening and the annual election OF
officers was held with the following
result: President, Mrs. Geo. r.
Foster; vice president, Mrs. S. j.
Moore; recording secretary. Mrs. I'll.
E.. Hitchcock: corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. l.. d. Milne: treasurer,
Mrs. f. NJ. Hammer; historian. Mrs
d. b. Miller.
Emil Becker stopped the force OF
men Wednesday afternoon. who were
%excavating for the basement at
the rear Of his store, and his build
ing operations will 90 no further.
Mr.. Becker has just closed a con-
tract, for the nurchaSe of a. w