The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-08

MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN T.,
THE COUPS OF A WEEK.

Nc1nts Y on his way out TO pierre.
Judge smith and Court Stenogra-
phcr Boylcs came bone Wednesday
ttom plankinton, where they held
court for a day.
The Huron Commercial Club was
represented in The city by its
president, III. j. Rice. and secretary,
Coler Campbell, who are here TO at
tend the organization of the Elks'
lodge.
Charles Atkinson and Robert
Reincke departed Tuesday for Rapid
City, being attracted out there by the
rapid developments that are going
on i've the ley railroad extension.
: lIo, farmer. If you have hides to
sell bring them to S. III. Morgan on
First Avenue east, opposite Burns
la I Der yard. Cash paid Tor hides.
Mrs. Jos. Vermilyea, who has
been very i'll for several months, is
reported to be a little better at the
present time, and it is tue first
noticeable Improvement in Il long
while. Mrs. Nelmilyea was removed
to the home OF her father. III. b.
Anderson, a short time ago.
For Sale, A registered Durham
bulb, three years old. Papers fur
nished. Guaranteed breeder. Call
or write. W. A.. FIase4, II. l.. D.,
No. 4, Mitchell, S. ID.
That rhere is a large quantity of
snow out west as far rs Chamberlain
is demonstrated froAi the appearance
of the Two engines which were eil-
plcyed to brin in the passenger from
the west this morning. The head
engine vas covered with snow from
the lowest point OF the pilot to the
top OF the smokestack and some pretty
heavy drifts were encountered.
Hathaway and Riley have our
chasea a e four-hole corn shelter
and are now prepared to shell for
farmers. Call at 70l South LaDue
street, or phone 1912.
For February and March, Manager
Gale has some high class attractions
for his theatre, and he is booking
something fine for next season.
"The Honeymoon" "'The Royal
Chef" "We are King" "Hoity
T%oity," and "King Richard III''
are some of the plays to be seer DUR
ing this and next month. Each one
Of those PLAYS are standard and will
compare very favorably with anything
that has SO far appeared at TheGale.
Fer sa]o-My residence, Sixth Ave
nue. east. Eight rooms, oak finish,
electric lights, furnace heated, prac-
tically new house, two lots, large
cisteru. Will Sell at a bargain. Can
at pcsto.nce or residence.
III. l.. Bras.
Ever since Jos. Howard was in
Mitchell with THE District Lead
er,"mCre Or less interest has been
conferred in hun and what he is doing.
1t was once reported that his COM
pany went broke in Minnesota,
Which was proven untrue. Another
report has been in circulation that
Mr.. Howard just recently submitted
10 a surgical operation and that he
died as a reult of it. For a second
time the report is untrue, at least so
as far as his death is concerned.
Manager Gale just received a telc-
gram from Mi. Howard arranging
for a date next fall, and the popular
actor is scheduled to appear IN st,
Paul three nights next week. So it
is evident that Mr.s.Howard is very
much alive.
Mrs. w. A. Cross died at Lake
Preston Friday, Feb. L, as The result
of bronchitis, having been sick but
a week. This information was re-
ceived in letter by e. l.. Potter, and
was written by Mrs. Ella Burnside
on the day of her mothers .-death,
but the letter was delayed in trans
mission and did rot reach Mitchell
. ntil Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gross went up to Lake Preston about
a month ago to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Burnside. Mrs Cross, who has
been in poor health for a number Of
years, vas taken i'll with bronchitis,
from which she gradually grew
weaker, and for two days the physi-
clans had to resort to stimulants to
keep her heart action anyways
strong. Her throat filled with phlegm
and as she was unable to raise it, so
she passed away. 1t was their inten-
tion to remain there a month and
then 20 on to Chicago to visit the
their son, and return home via
Violin and visit their daughter. en-
pecting to reach Mitchell about April
l. Mrs. Burnside said her father was
Frustrated and that she feared for
him. He is also in poor health.
What the funeral arrangements are