The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-04
IN TOWN Y
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
Till COURSE OF A WEEK.

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close out at once. Win. Koch.
Mrs. Stemler. of Planklnton, has
been visiting with Mrs. Frank A.
Meyer and returned home Monday
afternoon.
j. j. Lahey, assistant cashier of
the Mitchell National bank. spent
the holiday vacation at Mason City,
and has returned home.
Ho, farmer. If you have hides to
sell bring them to S. II. Morgan on
First Avenue east, opposite Burns
lumber yard. Cash paid for hides.
John Eliason, who bought the Cox
photograph studio, Will not take
charge until next week, and MIR. Cox
will conduct the business until he
comes.
The dry goods stores of the city
have united on an early closing move
ment and commencing this evening
the stores will be closed at $50
O'Clock until March j.
Wanted-To engage 5 pounds of
good dairy butter to be delivered
each week. Call on or address, Mrs.
c. G. Dean, Cos Third Avenue west,
Mitchell. S. d.
The reception that was planned
TO he held at the library Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening by the Woman's
Library and Woman's Pr%ofessorship
Associations, was given up on
account of the very stormy condi-
tions.
Mrs. e. E. Rhoades. who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. a..
Barber, left yesterday for Sioux City
and points in Iowa. Mrs. Rhoades
will leave shortly for Loyalton, CAL,
where she will make her home, her
husband having already preceded
her.
Ray Carhart has gone to Pueblo,
Mexico, where he will make his
future home. Mr.. Carhart will
teach in the American college at
that place and will preach to tile
English people. BE is 4 very capable
young man and has filled preaching
appointments in Dakota Conference.
Adolph Scbeurenbrand received a
telegram Wednesday from parties
at San Francisco, Cal, stating that
Willie Schuerenbrand, who was
crushed last week by a falling brick
wall, is showing some good signs OF
improvement and that there is a
good chance for his recovery. The
boys parents started for San Fran.
cisco last Friday.
Mrs. +. A. Craft left Tuesday morn.
via the Omaha road for Newkirk,
Oklahoma. where she will visit with
relatives for the next two weeks.
While there Mrs. Graft will attenc
a reunion OF the Nueent family. al
the children going there from
different parts OF the country. Mrs,
Craft will meet one OF her sisters
whom she has not seen for a quartz,
of a century.
Nearly ID inches OF snow fell Tees
day, and after melting it The
precipitation amounted to 80 inches
During the night the wind cam,
up quite strong, but it was sui
%hclently warm as to cause the snow
to melt and solidfy and thus prevent
the possibility OF a blizzard. During
the night the Thermometer registered
at II degrees and this morning j
stood at 80 degrees at s O'Clock. ant
falling to II degrees at / O'Clock.
Manager Reeves, of the Dakot;
Central Telephone Co., Uniformed
The Republican that his compan,
has finally completed the arrange
ments With the Northwestern Tele
phone Co. for a cheaper rate between
Mitchell and Minneapolis. Hereto
fore the rate has beeL Sl.5o for tllre,
MINUTES. The Few rate is 81 for
talk of Two minutes, and after
D. cl EEK in the cSeuing tie rate q
still less, 80 ce8ts fer two lpiuule,.
Mls. i'rank Maynard Went out t,
Chamberlain Monday to make {
short visit with her husband. Mr.
Maynard has the Milaukee passenge:
run west of Chamberlain to Murd,
and he hasn't been home for so Ion,
to get some of the home cooking
that Mrs. Mynard roasted a coupl
OF turkeys and arran ped a !eeula
banquet for the man of the nous
and took it out there in a big grip
SO that today Frank is ENJOYING
dinner from the home and Mrs. Nav
nard is participating in the feast
The Shase-Lister GO. open its tire
rights engagement at The Gal
Monday evening to a good audienc
and the company made a very fay
orable impression on those VIII
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