The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-22

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andria Tuesday to attend circuit
court.
Mr.. Tapg, a student Of Dakota
Wesleyan, was taken to st. Joseph S
hospital Tuesday afternoon to be
treated for pneumonia.
The moisture for the snow which
has Deer gradually melting in the
past ten days is finding its way into
the cellers CT many residences, and
is causing some extra labor aside
from carrying out the ashes from the
furnace.
DR.. Stevenson the well-known
eye. cal, nose and throat specialist
of Sioux Falls and assistant will be
in Mitchell from ) p. no. Wednesday,
Feb. 27th and all day Thursday. Feb.
2Sth, Widmann Hotel. Glasses also
fitted correctly.
G. u. lousley, who had practically
mace his arrangements to move to
Duluth TO represent his wholesle
house, has been informed by the
company that he can retain his terri
tory around Mitchell and at the adj
vanced salary he was to receive if
he went to Duluth.
a message received late Tuesday
from Chamberlain by the Mil
waukee company gives the informa-
tion that railroad bridge across the
Missouri river went out this after
noon by reason of the heavy ice
coming down. About 200 feet Of the
bridge went out.
John Auckland, student in Dakota
Wesleyan University, left Tuesday
mornipg for Chicago, and will take a
temporary position with the Redpath
Lyceum Co. i'm making dates for at
fractions for lecture and concert
courses for NEXT winter. He expects
to be away about a month.
The reports received at the Mil
waukee diSpatcher's Office from the
lOOtSp lCulllllOlio w
were to Uhe effect that the water had
fallen a couple of inches during the
night. That shows a more hopeful
condition of a possible earlier re-
sumption of traffic down that way.
About hve miles OF track are under
water and a long distance OF track
has heen swept away,
Frank Draper. the speaker pilgrim.
of Allegheny, Pa. will give a free
discourse en- Goods Plan of the
Ages at the residence of Thomas
Dabler. 203 east Ninth street, Sun
day afternoon at > O'Clock. a greet
ing is extended to the fellow Christ
iaus of Mitchell. regardless or
denomination. to be present at tile
meeting. Mr.. Draper is an eNp0ne t
of religious society which was org,u-
lied in Allegheny, some ten years
ago, by Rev. Charles Russell.
A party of seventeen people de-
parted this morning via the Omaha
road for points IN Texas on a land
inspecting tour. Among those who
went from here were Nj. c. Porter,
A. w. Hill, W. T. Tluesda,c, Mrs.
w. III. Gregory and Mrs. Hooper
Some came from kimball and Joined
the excursionists, and others Joined
the Mitchell party at points east OF
here. A tourist car will be provided
for the party at Worthington.
Rev j. A Crowther left Saturday
morning for Wagner where he spoke
Sunday in the interests of the
Anti-Saloon League. 1t was the
the1 had gone into the anti-saloon
league work that he bad given up
his work as a minister Of the Meth
odist church. Mr.. Crowthers stated
to The Republican that such was
not the case and that he intended
eventually to return to the puplit.
Virgil Boyles has received from his
publishers, A. G. Nc Clurg & Co.,
OF Chicago, the Illustration which
will adorn the cover OF his first
book, "Langdon Of the Three Bars"
The illustration is that OF a true
type Of the cowboy, SLOUGH hat, ban
danna handkerchief, lariat, leathern
leggins and all. In the monthly
hook list issued py the publishers
"Langford Of the Three Bars is
given the place Of honor as the lead
ing publication for the month of
April, and it is announced in the
list that the book will be isued on
April 20. Mr.. Boyles was assisted in
the writing of the book by his
sister, Miss Kate. Of Yankton. and
the scene is laid on the prairies OF
Lyman county, the material for
which dr Boyles collected during
the days when the cattle rustlers
were being tried IN Lyman county
court, of which he was the Official