The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-13
". E. Sweeney. CT Presho, arrived
i'm the city Wednesday morning and
is a guest at The Widmann.

". E. Sweeney. CT Presho, arrived
i'm the city Wednesday morning and
is a guest at The Widmann.
STRAYED- rom NY place Nov.
81, a black Poland China SOW.
weight about $50 lbs. l.. a. DavIds
Mitchell, r. +. D. No. a.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Walk came
down from Aberdeen "wednesday
Mr.. WAX is the manager of agencies
for the Macarthur Piano Co., which
firm expects to move into their new
location in..-the north front of the
Western National bank building the
first of next week.
G. III. Parrrott and family have
just moved to Mitchell FROM Baker
township and are occupying the
Carhart residence on the south side.
MIR. Parrott has lived in Baker
township for a coed many YEARS and
when he disposed of his land he sold
it for 8 1000, which a good many
years ago vas sold for ST., 500.
At the meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the
CONGREGATIONAL church, held 1T tile
home or Mrs. Geo. A. Silsby TUESDAY
afternoon, the following officers were
Reelected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. S.. Catt1e}l: vice
president, Mr.. II. S. Turney: secrc-
tary, MIS-. Geo a. SilsbY treasurer,
Mrs ID. h. Miller; chorister. Mrs.
c. w. Downey.
When Solsa and his band were i'm
Mitchell durilg the corn palace,
Eliason, the photographer, got the
Igreat leader and his band in front of
the palace building one afternoon
and photographed the group. Mr..
Sousa was so pleased with the novelty
OF the picture that be ordered $40
worth of the pictures, which MIR.
Eliason has just forwarded. Mitch.
ellis corn palace will receive some
Incidental advertising as a result.
A case was tried in justice our
before Judge Herbert TUESDAY after
noon in which a. Stahl brought suit
to cover S25 ftom f. A. Bidwell,
which amount he alleges to have PAID
tor a COW of a certain breed, anc
which he alleges was not turned owe,
TO him. FL. e. Hitchcock appeared
for Mr.. Bidwell and j. G. Markham
for stahl. The court rendered ;
decision in favor OF Mr.. Stahl, an(
MIR. Hitchcock said that he woul(
appeal the case to the circuit court.
The following officers of Resurgan
lodge, a.. e. 81 a. NJ, we're elected
and installed Tuesday evening: Wor
lshipfnl Master. Il. M. Levings
senior warden, r. j. Lamme; juuio
warden, IA. L. McDonald; treasurer
III. II. kibboe; secretary. A. b
Mckeel; senior deacon, Henry Her
man; Junior deacon, Ole Kielymr
senior steward, Frank McLain: Jun
ior steward, George LslSo; chaplain
A. Craig eBowdish; marshal, G. W
Adauis; TYLER, 81. e. Williams.
a iialf hour with .'Uncle Josl
simpkins" Tuesday night was enough
TO satisfy not a very great longing
for that kind of dranIatics. 1t is The
same old play that is brought aroune
every two years or so, the story O
which is not particulriy Interesting
from the face that the thread i;
broken off several times and whe1
1T is picked there is a lot left Il
imagination. The company had tile
buzz saw. which they advertised,
and the performance wound ur
with the old time dance.
The carpenters are taking advant.
age of the good weather to do some
work on the Milwaukee company,s
freighd building They we're DELAYED
a long time in the arrival of material,
but there is plenty OF lumber on
hand at the present time to accom-.
et'oAA 'oiGC fuiJOuIlG OF Work. The
heavy stills have teen placed on the
cement pillars, and it is expected
that the other work will follow right
along. if the weather holds good
The long freight platform. COVERING
a distance of $50 feet, has been com.
pleted.
Miss Lula Shepaerd died Wednesday
night at IL O'Clock Mt tile home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Shep
herd, on the south side. surrounded
by the members of the family. The
young lady was taken sick the da,
before Thanksgiving with the
measles. ana a few laws later q
number of complications set in which
eventually resulted in her death,
Among other thinpS sha woo ctr;oI -,