The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-15

Laneslan coclerels. Inquire of G.
;. Chapman. Weaver Squares.
Mrs. w. III. Cook has returned from
l.lgln, ILL.,, when she has been visit
ing relatives for the past six weeks
II. b Raines, one of the trick
dispatchers OF the Milwaukee road.
came home Thursday afternoon from
SanDOrn.
j.. V. White departed Monday
for Omaha to attend d big stock
sale. He expects to make some pur-
chases for the Improvement of his
herd on his ranch south of the CITY.
FOR SALE-One pair draft mares,
40 White W%yandotte pullets and
cockerels, 10 Black Laugsbang, pullets
and cockerels, a fe" choice regis
G. i. RAYMOND
With the thermometer registering
at ~ degrees for the past two days
and at 50 Tuesday the SNOW is fast
receding from sight. and there will
be very little left within four or five
days. if the present amount of sum
shine is given every day.
DIR. Stevenson the well-known
eye, cal, nose and throat specialist
of Sioux Falls and assistant will he
in Mitchell from 3 p. M. Wednesday,
Feb. 9th and all day Thursday. Feb.
2Sth, Widmann Hotel. Glasses also
fitted correctly.
The Germania Land Co. Thursday
completed the sale of the kaufman
property on Main street, now &C.
cupied by IIalfhill's billiard parlors
1t is MIR. Hoon's intention to tear
the old frame building down and
in the spring erect a new structure.
The Germania Land Co. also negoti-
ated the sale OF the opera house
building to Mr.. Hoon.
Manager Gale is arranging for some
very high class attractions next sea-
SON. He received a letter yesterday
from the manager Of Relasco's at
fractions OF New York, stating that
some of then would be sent out to
the western circuit and that the
Gale theatre would he placed on the
list for all that came this way.
a Belasco attraction means some
thing OF the very best in damatic
circles.
There was IA conflict OF dates for
1.-The Royal Chef between Mitchell
and Sioux Falls, both coming on
Feb. %. 1t was currently reported
that the show had cancelled Mitchell
and would appear in Sioux Falls,
MI. Gale received d letter yesterday
from the Chicago manager, stating
that The Royal Chef" would Ger
tainly appear in Mitchell on Feb. -,
and that tile date of the 22nd had
been cancelled for SiouA Falls and
given the 2ith.
Several of the new buildings in
the city are being defaced by the
means of chalk and some black sub
stance in the hands Of some boys
whose deviltry seems to want to
exc out in that way. The Com
merclal Savings Bank building was
hrss a target for their despoilation
and now other buildings are coming
IN for their attention. 1t is hoped
that some remedy can be applied to
these Youngsters and prevent the
walls from being so unnecessarily
%despoiIed.
DR.. Marion Turney arrived home
Wednesday evening, having stopped
at Vermillion and other points to
visit enroute. DR.. Iurney graduated
two weeks go from the Still College
OF Osteopatby Of Des Moines, Iowa.
after pursuing the full course of the
institution and stood high up in her
class. She will take up the practice of
her profession in Mitchell in a very
short time associating herself with
DR.. Heyler. IRON the personal
characteristics of the young lady it
can safely be said that she has mas
tered her profession in such a am
as to secure the entire confidence of
the public in her ability.
Funeral services were held over
the remains Of Mrs. W. III. Mills
tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Methodist church. which were con-
Quoted by Rev. H.. S. Wilkinson.
who preached a tender MESSAGE to
the ones left to mourn the loss of the
wife and mother. The Methodist
choir furnished the music. There
were many flora! offerings sent by
loving friends, and the schoolmates
of the children attended the services
i'm a body. The remains were laid
to rest in Graceland cemetary. The
following we're the p~allbearers:
Messrs. Dodd, Clearwater, Hampton.
Stevens, Kahn, Shuster. Mrs. Mills