The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-01

MAi1EkS OF INTEREST THAT APPEN IL,
INE. COURSE OF A WEEK

Miss igDcS TcnueS atlit 10 sioux
City ia sday notpias 10 visit with
relative, a short ,ine boiore rclurn-
lpe TO Minneapolis.
Miss Vienna Vess.y spent several
days at her home at Washington
Springs aud returned to her studies
at Dakota..Wesleyan..r tuesday morning.
Walter Doud, the ticket agent at
the Milwaukee depot, vent 20 Yank-
ton Tuesday morning to see his father
who is quite low in the hospital for
insane.
There is but one guaranteed cure
for indigestion. Mi-o-na sto mach
tablets. SOC a box if they cure
nothing if they fail. Sold bv Scallin
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Graham de-
parted Tuespay morning via the Oma-
ma road for Rochester, MINI, where
She will enter the hospital. 1t will
be determined whether she will have
to submit to another operation at
that time.
FOR SALE -One pair daft mares,
40 White Wyandolte pullets and
cockerels, 10 Black Laugshang. pullets
an cockefels, a few choice regis
4 n.,l No. pA.l l-1I- .- ~: e.
Q. L. RAYMOND
Mrs. John Wand aud SON, Jam s.
made their preparations a month
ago to 20 to Chicago and thence to
the jamestown exposition for the
summer, but who failed to start on
their journey at the time, departed
on their trip a day OF two Ago.. They
will visit i'm Chicago until the open.
ing of the exposition.
a. B. Seaton sends the Republican
a copy of the Mexican Herald, pub
lished at the City of Mexico, just to
let us know that he has not forgotten
his Mitchell friends. In the Herald
WI read with considerable interest
the account Of a bull fight which vas
held there and we presume Mr..
Seaton wants US tc understand that
there are some lively doings down
there as we'll as up here. We didn't
notice his name among the specta-
tors.
The county commissioners will hold
a special session Monday of next
week, announcement of which is
made elsewhere, for the purpose Of
closing ur the business OF the office
with the retiring auditor, O. D..
Stearns, who has filled the place in "A
very acceptable name during the
past -FOUR years. Mr.. Stearns will be
succeeded next Monday by "a. b..
Anderson, who was the previous
auditor for a period OF four years. and
has been the deputy of Mr.. Stearns
during the four years that he has
held the office. Mr.. Anderson has not
as yet announced who will be his
deputy.
Local musical enthusiasts are
pretty we'll wrought up oyer the pos
sibllity of bringing the Thomas
orchestra. of Chicago, to Mitchell
for a short musical season along Ia
May, about the 22d and 23d. II. e..
Nichols is in receipt OF a letter from
Dunstan Collins. the manager of
the orchestra tours, making a prop
osltion to ONE to this city on those
dates. After showing the letter to
several parties, they were taken up
with the proposition in a favorable
way. and it is thought probable that
some arrangements can be made.
Mr.. Collins expressed the opinion
that a city which could handle
Sousa's band for a weeks engage
ment surely bad the enterprise to
handle the orchestra for a short
engagement. The manager agrees
not to play the orchestra at any
other point in the state nor in Sioux
City. The matter is under advise
ment at the present time. and ii. is
possible that the dates will be ar
ranged.
The publication of the story of the
Anneke Jams Bogardus estate IN the
daily of Saturday found two other
heirs to the estate in this city in
the persons of Mr.. and Mis-. Martin
Boice, who reside in the eastern
part Of the city, and they were not
aware of the fact that Mrs. S. W.
Smith was associated with the es-
tate. Mr.. Boice said that he and
his wife we're both heirs to this vast
estate on their parents side. The
father of Mrs. Boice was the secre-
tary Of the company formed by the
heirs to prosecute their claim.
which was inaugurated just after the
close of the Har. and Mr.. Boice
stated that at that time good prog
ress was being made in the case when
a judge issued an injunction re-