The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22

A. e. Parsons, of Darlington,
Wis, Is in the city, a guest at The
Widmann.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
! Smith, east of town, Tuesday, March
IS, a daughter.
Franc b. Daniels, the auditor for
the American Express Co., Of Min
neapolis, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Bately went to Sioux
City Wednesday to visit a week
with Miss Florence LaFollette.
Jacob Tschetter, of B~ridgewater,
I arrived in the city last evening and
was a guest at The Widmann over
night.
Martin Eliason departed Wednes-
day for Sioux City to attend the
Risto School of Photography. Mr..
Eliason expects to return Friday.
1t seems that the makers of styles
fairly outdid themselves when they
put up the line of spring oXfords
that Gillis sells. Side lace, plain
toes, buttons, cloth tops, and a dozen
before.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church gave a chicken
pie supper at the church Tuesday
evening that was largely attended,
ove $50 attesting to the good cook
ing qualities of the members. The
receipts amounted to $40 and the
upper was a fine success.
G. l.. Townsend, district passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific rail
road, and c. r. Chapman, travelling
passenger agent for the Northwest
ern road, We're in the city Wednes-
day and were introduced among the
business mel by Agent Wilt of the
Omaha road.
Robert Ferris and Sanford G.. Don
aldson, representing the Ferris Bios.
System, have been in the city for
several days and returned home to
Yankton Wednesday. The gentle
men are interested in the business of
heating and lighting cities under the
most improved methods.
The Mitchell Marble & Granite
Works received a carload OF marble
and granite Monday which will be
worked up into orders that have al
ready been secured. The company
is increasing its business in this sec
ton of the state rapidly for the fine
quality of work that it is putting
out.
Mrs F. A. Gibbs went to Sioux
City Wednesday to visit a week
with friends. Mrs. Gibbs says they
expect to move TO Sioux City about
May l.. As Mr.. Gibbs has to run
every day in the week on the passen-
ger between Mitchell and Sioux City
the one place is about as good to
live in as the other.
Dode Fisk and his orchestra failed
to get to Mitchell Monday fo~
the dancing party at the city hall.
Notwithstanding the fact that he had
agreed to come. A week ago the
managers made the contract for the
orchestra, and the boys haG every
reason to believe that they would get
here. There was quite a large crowd
on hand for the party and they went
away disappointed.
G. E. Kleineau commenced to ex-
cavate for a new residence today on
Second Avenue east. Although he
has not rented the prospective resi-
dence, Mr.. kleineau says he has
plenty of chances to make a lease.
Good houses at a moderate rem are
very much in demand, and there is
AAOI q doS SOSo Wy Dut Ml1dC lllIull 1So
are made at this Office for some kind
of a house that will offer a home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Winter arrived
home Tuesday evening from New
York City. Mr.. Winter has been
there for three weeks buying his
stock of spring and summer goods.
many of which has commenced to
arrive and they are being placed on
his shelves as fast as they come in.
Mr.. Winter says that he has d fine
line of goods on the way. Mrs. Win
ter has been visiting in New York
since last fall.
A farewell party was rendered
Misses Nina and Jennie Allen at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Foncan Friday
evening by the Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church.
The young ladies expect to leave with
their parents for Plankinton, near
which place they will make their