The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN m
THE COURSE Of A WEEK.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Low
ell, Monday. March 1S, a daughter.
Mrs. j. Reyes departed Tuesday
for Whitney, Neb., 10 remain
some time.
Mrs. j. c. Craig departed Saturday
morning for Lincoln, Neb., to make a
visit with friends and relatives.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hunter, Saturday, March 16, a son.
Mrs. Hunter resides at Murdo and
is staying at ST. Joseph's hospital.
Stomach dosing does not cure
catarrh. Breathe Hyomei, and the
medication reaches every spot where
the catarrh germs are present. Seal
lin Bros. sell on guarantee.
Harry F. Curran, who has been
here for several weeks, called by the
death of his sister, Mrs. Parkhurst,
OF Huron. departed Tuesday for
his home at Benson, Arizona.
Miss Bertha Gaul left Tues
day for points in Kansas and Colo
RADIO on a pleasure trip in company
with her uncle, which will last about
two weeks.
Mrs. r. f. Otto came in from
Chamberlain Tuesday to remain
a few days While packing up her
household goods to remove them to
Chamberlain.
Mrs. G. G. and Mrs. w. e. Silver
thorne, of Edgeley, n. D., were
guests at The Widmann over night
and departed on the north Milwau-
kee for their home.
John Blenkiron and family, who
have been living in the city during
the winter on the south side, are pre-
pairing to nov on their farm in
Plano township for the summer.
Judge Smith went over to Huron
Monday evening and tn. rest of the
week he will spend in holding cor
cult court for Judge Whiting, who
desired the presence of Judge Smith
OIL the bench on account of certain
cases which had been tried before
him.
e. G. Thym, superintendent and
general manager for the Carthage
Stone Yards, arrived in the city
Tuesday from Kansas City to look
over the stone work of the Mitchell
National bank, which his company
is furnishing. The rest of the stone
| has been cut and is ready for ship
ment SO there will be no delay in
the work on that account.
Quite a party of people departed
Tuesday for Rapid City via the
Milwaukee road. They are going
out there to look over the country.
Among those who went were Asa
Dodd, j. o. Walrath, Robert Living
ston, A. Gaines, George Rowell, of
this city, and Fred Shane, Roy Will
liams, l.. e. Lowrie, and Miss Vida
Shane, of Mt. Vernon. They expect
20 be gone a week OF ten days and
perhaps some may locate there.
After the performance of The
Warning Bell" Monday night, the
young gentlemen who were play
mates with Allan Stanchfeld, a mem
Der of the company, gave a fine
luncheon in his honor at the cafe of
the Mitchell Catering Co. Plates
We're laid for fifteen and while the
menu was being served the young
men rehearsed many of the scenes
of their youthful days. Several
hours of great fun ensued from the
gathering. Mr.. Stanchfield left to-
day with his company for the north
ern part of the state. Allan left
Mitchell about 10 or IA years ago,
shortly after the death of his father.
Major S. w. Glenn, the section
director of the weather bureau SER
gathering. Mr.. Stanchfield left Tues
vice, arrived in the city Tues
day to inspect the government in
struments which are in use in this
city, which he found in good condi-
ton. Major Glenn also had a con-
ference with Chief Keith about the
display of weather flags, with Mana
ger Reeves of the telephone COM
pany concerning the distribution of
the weather bulletins, and with Post
master Bras on the service from the
postoffice. Major Glenn has been
connected with the weather depart
ment for a great many years and is
thoroughly c%onversant with the du-
ties of his position. He visits as
many of the weather stations as pos
sible during the early spring and
summer.
Superintendent Hoff has set the
dates for the events of high school
commencement work. Sunday even