The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-03

Bora, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. y.
Thompson. TUESDAY. April 30. IA son.
Born. to Mr.. and Ms. Ferdinand
Coup, at their home west OF town. "A
son.
Mrs. James Bard and daughter,
OF Emery. arrived i'm the city Mon
day evening to remain a few days.
John Gormley is home from his
trip out to Portland, Ore, having
been away since the first of the year.
Several representatives Of church
furniture sup ly houses are in the
city in conference with a committee
OF the Holy Family church, which
will make a selection of pews for the
new church building.
y. w. ellis moved his Shoe store
Thursday to The Liko building three
doors south o Widmann hotel. When
tile Western National Bank block is
built he will have the space formerly
occupied by R%atltun's grocery.
Carl Eleckel, living down in Tobin
toAnship. has purchased a farm of
100 acres in that township of Ilalker
Bros. for which he paid So, 200. The
larTu is unimproved other than for
"a few acres of breaking that had
been done on ii. and for a iaw quart
Ell III brought a good price.
y week ago Earl Rowely stepped
on a rusty nail and it went into his
foot about three inches, and it has
been quite painful since. This after
noon be went to the office of Or. Is.
~. Bobb, who removed d small piece
OF leather that went in with the
nail.
Henry Noble, of Aberdeen. and
formerly of Mitchell. passed through
the city on his wav to San Francisco.
Cal. u attend the meeting of the
Shriners. Henry decided to give up
bis running an engine "a while and
take a trip across the continent
while some other fellow pulled the
throttle.
The work of demolishjng the
building on the corner OF Main street
and Third Avenue west was COM
menced Tuesday morning when Con-
tractor Kings put his force of men at
work, beginning at the real of the
building. On the site will be reared
a fine four-stoiy building OF the
Western National bank.
Mrs. E. j.. Haynes went to Sioux
City Tuesday OF the early Mil
waukee passenger train. In company
with her sister-ln-law. Mrs. Rose
Taylor, Mrs. Haynes will leave
Friday for points in California to be
gone several weeks. Mrs. Haynes
mas been working pretty steadily as
deputy county treasurer for the past
fon" years and She thinks she is en-
titled TO a trip of recreation.
Arthur Bjodstrup arrived home
Monday from his trip to Long
each. Cal, where he went six
nonlhs ago to spend the winter. He
found plenty of carpenter work 10
The many new buildings that are
being erected, ard thinks that Cali
fornia. in scma parts, offers a young
man a good opportunity to get a
start.
Farm papers warn us hal much
of last years seed corn intended fol
seed will not terminate. We arc
Informed that N%orthrup. King & Co
seedsmen, have Il stock of Minnesota
Srown seed corn, of high germina.
ton, including such we'll known var
ieties as University No. 10, Sterling
White Dent, Pride of the North
Minnesota King. etc. If you wan,
seed corn, better write them.
Joseph BistoIh ana G. Genovest
entertained a very large crowd il
the lobby of the Widfnann Monda,
evening by music they rendered on
the mandolin ana harp guitar. The
selections we're OF a high ct1aracto Q
and they played them with u tinisl
that was marvellous. OF Italian
birth they have the music in thei-
!solls and they play with a warmth
and depth of feeling that make.
their music sound different from til,
more mechanical musician. Th,
gentlemen played at Sioux Falls ant
igo from here to Huron in making
Il tour of the leading CITIES of lh,
state.
People living on ThIld Avenu,
west will have a bard time wendin!
their way through the block from
Main street to Rowley street. Will
the building of the Methodist churcl
the north SIDE of the west end of tn
block and the tearing down process
of The building on the:south side O