The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-06

palace.
FOR SALE-One yearly new De
Lavel cream separator also 200 egg
Successful incubator and brooder.
S. G. Scoville. Republican office.
Charles Vogus, who recently sold
his residence i'm the eastern part of
the city, has commenced the con-
struction OF another residence on
Fifth Avenue east.
Mrs. L. Fl. Brown arrived Wednes-
day from Fort Dodge, Iowa. and is a
guest OF Mrs. John Brown. Her
husband came here a short time ago
for the benefit of his health.
MISS Maude Smith entertained a
party of young ladies Wednesday
evening i'm honor of Miss Harriet
Haney. Of Pierre. who is visiting in
the city. The evening was enjoyably
spent and refreshments were served.
he old soldier pensioners were en-
tertained at dinner at the post
| rooms by the W. II G. and d most
gathering of the old comrades. The
ladies remained for the afternoon for
Il few hours of social enjoyment.
A chartered car will leave st. Paul
April IL for southern Alberta. This
car will he for parties who wish to
look oven the country and will give
them a great opportunity for doing
so Write %. ". Kerr Co Fargo,
n. d.. for full particulars and see
John Louster has again resumed
his position with the j. L. Case Co.
the past five months at l'uenos
Ayes. South America. looking after
the company extensive business in
tereStS in that country. He will have
his headquarters i'm this city as
usual.
Willis Nj. Dean, of Linton. N. d..
an uncle. and Is. j Dean, of Men
dola. H.. a cousin, OF A.. T.. Dean
and c. c. Dean arrived 10 the city
while on their way to Lipton. Willis
Dean had been back east with the
remains OF his brother for interment.
Lewis Shuster arrived home this
morning from Miller. where he ac-
companied a customer to look up
some Hand county land. Mr.. Shus-
ter says that a great quantity OF
land i'm that county is changing
hands this spring, two sales being
completed yesterday. n for two
sections and the other of l,lO0 acres.
Ccmrade Sayles is able to get down
town occasionally but is not in very
good health. lie but recently retarn-
ed from the soldiers home at Hot
Springs but he said he received very
little benefit for his health. He said
that the home was in a fine place fo1
the old soldiers and they all liked it
out there
Thomas Christopher received a let
ter from his son, Clarence. who is
now i'm San Francisco, stating that
he had just passed successfully
Through an operation for appended
tbs. which was performed a week
ago. Clarence has neen working on
the Southern Pacific railroad in Cali
fornil for some time.
II. ". Paradise and j. j. Maloney.
of %t'aribault, Mimi. arrived i'm the
city as the guests Of p. w. Rock
we'll. The latter remained Il few
days as the guest OF his half-blotner
and returned home. Mr.. Pardise
will remain here as an assistant
salesman with MI. Rockwell for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Rev. j. Saas and family departed
Wednesday for Sioux Falls, where
Mr.. Sass will assume the %pastorate
vi .lIlG 'CtIDutJ IINItIlG0IICul GlIUltIi.
His work will be easier for him at
that place as there is but one church
to look after. His work in Mitchell
has been we'll attended to, divided as
it has been with the Armour church.
He made many kind friends i'm Mitch
ell who will wish him abundant sue
oocc ~ bic Eo16
The city caucuses opened this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock and the polls
will close at s O'Clock this evening.
There will be no contests i'm any Of the
wards now that the %lnayoralty sitna-
ton has been settled in the Citizens
party. Nominees for aldermen and
members of the board of education
will be made and delegates selected for
the city convention to be held April
10
y small party Of Mitchell people
LEFT. last EVENING via rhp Oma.