The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-26
IN TOWN Y COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. III. jaw Cooke, Of
Dean, liz the southern part of Hand
county, are in the city visiting with
their daughter, Mis-. Thos. Morgans.
WA NTED-oomeonc to take half
OF car to Los Angeles, Cal. Have
not goods enough to fill car. Inquire
for particulars at Republican office.
Jos. Winter went out to Chamber
lain Tuesday and from there
goes to his home some distance out
on the reservation to remain a week.
FOR SALE-White Wyandotte
c%ockerels, S1.00 each.
Mrs. Geo. Miller,
r. +. ID. No. 3.
L.. ID. Milne went to Centerville
Thursday morning to attend a Home
Guardian meeting. He will visit
one or two other lodges before he
returns.
Taken up on my place sell of 1922
60, Prosper township. two red steers
coming two years old. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying charges. j. p. Carlson.
= FOR SALE-Cheap, if taken at
once, 800 acres in Hyde county.
South Dakota, rich, smooth, level
land. Call or address 2O6 Sixth Ave
nue. east, Mitchell. South Dakota.
Rev. and Mrs. L, It. John came
home Monday evening from Canisto-
TIA. near which place Mr.. John has
been assisting in conducting a ser
les of revival meetings with Rev. T..
III. Hendricks.
While Landlord Johnston, of Mitch
ell, did have the proposition under
consideration OF leasing his hotel to
certain PARTIES, he informed The
Republican this morning that the
deal was now declared Off and that
he would remain with the business.
The Harry Weak Sunday school in
Tobin township gave a pie social
Wednesday evening, the proceeds of
which are to be used for the supplies
of the Sunday school. twenty-five
pies were sold for S25. 35, and the
bidding a times was quite spirited.
This Sunday school is supporting a
native missionary in India at a cost
of $40 per year.
Frank II. Foss of Loomis, will cry
three auction sales free of charge in
Dawson Co., IN order that he may
become better acquainted. Nh. Foss
is up to date and has had 8 years ex-
p%erience. He gives the best of salts
faction and is bound to get to the
front. All one needs to be convlnc-
ed is to consult those who have en-
ployed him. Leave dates at this
office.
John Steinmetz came home from
Woonsocket Monday and informed
The Republican of the death of his
wife, who passed away Jan. ii and
was buried at Woonsocket the 18th.
While visiting her daughter at that
place she was stricken with paralysis
the day before Thanksgiving an L
since that time she has been slowly
passing away. Mr.. SteinmetZ WIS
to W%oonsocket about five weeks
ago owing to the serious condition Of
his wife and remained with her to.
The end. They resided on the south.
side for a number of years and Mrs.
Steinmetz was a woman very much
thought of by her neighbors.
The Presbyterians held services
for the first time Sunday i'm the
church since it was remodeled. al
though it is not wholly completed.
The new pews have not arrived 2s
yet and the carpet has not been laid
the floor, nor is the new pipe or
gan ready to be used as yet. But SER
vices could be held and the officials
Thought it better to get back into
the church and hold the dedication
services, il any are to be held, some
time later. The pipe organ will not
be heard until the postponed recital
is given. The Presbyterians are
going to .have "a very comfortable
OF Worship when it is all COM
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