The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13

w. a. HelmberEer arrived nome
Monday evening from a business trip
to Sioux City.
FOR SALE-Pure bred White
Wyandotte eggs of a fine laying strain
at 50 per 100. W. A. Getty, Mitchell
New Stock Farm.
With the addition of a number of
new fixtures and a new steel ceiling
now being put in w. Q. Metcalf will
have an attractive place in which to
do business.
Mrs. Jay ..Dnndas and Miss May
Rogers visited over night with their
sister, Mrs. Terpenning, at Cham
berlain, and returned to the city
Tuesday morning.
G g. Bras went to Ipswich Wednes-
day afternoon to attend a meeting
of the Northern District Teachers
Association. which meets there to-
morrow and following days.
Prof. +. III. Hoff went to Sioux
Falls to attend a meeting of d COM
mittee of city school superintendent
for the purpose OF arranging a new
course of study for the high schools
OF the state.
Mrs. Nj. e. Orrell and children,
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. I'll. Tnrneaure.
departed for North Yakima. WASH.
where she will reside i'm the future.
Mr.. Orrell went there several weeks
ago to engage i'm the plumbing bust
ness.
l.. N. SimOnS went ONer TO Sioux
Falls Wednesday morning to attend
the session of United States district
court. At the depot ne met a dozen
OF his Indian clients from the Sioux
reservation who are charged with
valious offences. and whom he will
defend i'm court.
Presiding Elder Dobson, who has
been confined to his home for the
past month on account Ct sickness, is
able to come down town occasionally.
The family is now residing i'm their
new home on the south side, having
moved i'm several weeks ago and it is
a very attractive and comfortable
domicIle.
Miss Newman, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid w. Smith
returned home to Yankton Wednesday
morning. She is connected with the
faculty of Yankton college in the ca
pacity Of teacher of elocution. While
in the city Miss Newman was heard
to advantage at several social func-
lions.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Johnston are
moving into the Boynton residence,
corner of Third Avenue west and
Edmunds street, and hope to be set
tied in The course of few days. Mr..
Johnson started i'm to sleep i'm the
new place Saturday evening in order
to qualify himself as a voter i'm the
Fourth ward.
l.. O. Gale is exhibiting a water
color picture of the front of the new
opera house IN the window of Died.
4 Blown. Whether the opera house
will be built or not rests wholly With
the citizens of che city in buying
tickets for the FIRST nights enter
tainment. After election the project
will be pushed for an early closing of
the proposition.
Fifteen or twenty Mitchell pco-
pie are at Sioux Falls THIS week to
attend United States district court.
having heen called there as witness
before the grand jury on some lana
cases. Most of the witnesses have
been there since last Friday, the day
they were expected to appear but
the case was not taken up until to-
day.
Justice Mckinley filed his petition
Wednesday with Auditor Mark
ham as a candidate for police justice.
The judge said it didn't make any
difference 10 him about the action of
the convention yesterday. i'm which
he WAS a cnncinate Tor the nominal
ton, that he intended to carry his
case before the people for their de-
cision.
Cards were received in the city
Tuesday, announcing the approach
ing marriage of Mr.. Dennis Nj. Pot
ter, of this city, and Miss Grace Cut
ran, Of Aberdeen. The ceremony
will take place Easter Sunday even
ing ats O'Clock at the home Of the
brides mother in Aberdeen. Miss
Curran has been i'm Mitchell for some
time and was i'm the employ OF the
Dakota Central Telephone Co, re.
turning to her home about two weeks
ago.
President Gale, of the corr palace.