The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-20
IN TOWN Y
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Miss Mabel Getman, who has
been visiting at Geddes and Lake
Andes for the past six weeks, has
returned home.
N. P. Bromley, of Redtield, was in
the city Tuesday, ON bis way home
from Canton. Mr.. Bromley is inter
ested in some city property, which
he looked up.
John Finn and his daughter were
in the city, Monday, from Cham
berlain, or their way to Lac de
Flambeau. Wis, where he will take
charge of an Indian school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Starcher and
MI. and Mrs. Grin Porter, of Fair
fax. were in the city and returned
home Thursday. The gentleman
were here OH business before the land
Office.
Miss Colney and Miss Emma
Haynes went over to Sioux Falls
thursday to attend the .conven-
ton of the Southeastern South Da-
kota Teachers Association, which
meets there today. Prof Hoff, Prof.
Breckenridge. Miss Noble and Miss
Mcguire expect to 20 over this even
ing on the Omaha PASSENGER.
Prof. L. +. Glaham states that
the lecture course committee has
finally decided on a supply for the
lecture postponed ty Mrs. Booth.
1t is Prof. j. III. Wickersham, who
comes May III. While a new mar in
the vest Prof. Graham says that
he has received the best possible re-
ports from him where lie has lee
tured. His lecture is one or the
popular kind.
A. ID. Walpole went to Sioux City
Thursday morning. Mrs. Walpole and
daughter, Bessie, went there Tues
day for an examination into the con-
dition of the daughter and the ply
s:cians stated that she would require
an operation for the removal of
glands of a tuberculosis nature with
which, her neck was infected. Mr..
Walpole went down to be present
during the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mclaughlin
arrived home Wednesday evening
from. their trip to Guelph. Ontario
where they have been visiting for the
past two months. That was their
former home in the years gone by
and they took occasion to visit at a
number OF other places at Guelph, re-
newing old friendships and.enjoying
themselves to the full. During their
absence the Columbia house has been
in charge of DR.. M. Halplnide and
daughter, who have given excellent
satisfaction to the public.
Two new residences are to grace
the corner of Fourth Avenue east
and kimball streets du1ing the sum
mer. Il. \. White has commenced
on his ba1n first and will later put
up the house on the corner lot and
l.. d. Milne has the excavation COM
plcted for the basement of his new
residence. Business Manager Dean.
of The Republican. will also get into
the building line for the summer,
having got started on his residence
on the corner of Third Avenue west
and Wisconsin street.
John Bowar. of Chamberlain, pass
ed through the city Thursday
with the remains of his wife for in
termelt at tie cemetery at Starr. He
was joined here by Mrs. Jos. Schlim-
gen and Mrs. Edward Schlimgen,
relatives of the deceased. Mrs. Bow
ar dien Tuesday night after an ILL
ness of long standing. For several
years she was taking treatment at
the hospital for the insane at Yank.
ton, and about six weeks ago she was
removed to her home. MIR. ard
| MIS-. nOWil NCJG lOllIIGI IColuGIlls
of Mitchell. when he was the en-
gineer at the water works for so long
a time.
About the only Mitchell people who
ale more OF less effected by the earth
quake at San Francisco are p. Il
McGovern and family, who reside a
Palo Alto, a suburb thirty miles ou
from San francisco. The dispatche.
state that the Stanford Universit,
buildings were wrecked to a consid
cradle extent. The McGovern broth
ers have had no word from thei
folks as yet, but the boys expec
them to come most any time
as they expected to start for Mitch
ell before the earthquake made it
appearance.
Mrs. Thomas S. Cowden died Tues
day night at her home in Messing
ton Springs. and the remains wer,