The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15

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Tuesday.
Walter Scott, d student OF Dakota
Wesleyan. d called To Cumberland
Iowa, Tuesday by the death OF
MS father.
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citizens, was in the city over nighr
10 attend to some business and re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
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S. b. Sphinx built another residence
during the winter which he has just
sold to A. l.. Mann, of Miner county.
Aif. Mann moved in with his family
a few days ago. The house is To-
Gated on the south side on LaDue
street.
f. j. Herrick, of the Turner Fro
duce Co., who went back 10 his
Rockford, Ill, home on account of
illness, writes that he is improving
and expects to return to Mitchell in
another week. Mr.. Herrick has been
more or less i'll for the past six
weeks.
]. L. Woods, representing the
Northwestern Live Stock Commits
sion Co., is in the city for a few days
while rounding up some stock ship
ments in this section. Mr.. Woods,
wkQ has been coming to Mitchell for
a great many years, finds the city
making a fine growth and is pleased
over it.
Eugene Hager has had to give up
teaching his school out near Mt. Yer
non for at least a week or ten days
He is carrying himself around on
%crutches on account of a couple of
broken toes, which he got while
scuffling with some of the boys in the
school. His mother is teaching the
school while Eugene is recovering
from the accident.
A portion of the promoters for
bringing the Thomas orchestra to
Mitchell was held last evening to
discuss a few matters relating to the
coming of the great organization.
Announcement of the plan will be
made in a few days, and Mitchell and
the surrounding country will have
the opportunity of hearing the great
est orchestral organization in the
United States.
F. P. Stone, E. Brion, A. L. Jen-
isen and Mrs. j.. M. johnson COM
prised a party of Sioux Falls people
who came in from Chamberlain
Monday evening on the freight. They
had been out there on a goose hunt
for a few days and had with them a
number of the f%eathered tribe as tro-
pixies of their craftsmanship. They
went to Sioux Falls Tuesday via
the Omaha road.
F. j. Kurka arrived Thursday
evening from Washington, Iowa, and
he brought with him a carload of
household goods. He will make
Mitchell his home. He will go into
business here, but what line he will
follow he has not fully determined
upon, perhaps the real estate bust
ness. Mr.. Kurka said on the same
train he came to Mitchell there
were twenty-four cars of emigrants'
goods bound for various parts of
South Dakota, north and west. Six
cars were scheduled for Mt. Vernon,
in this county.
The Milwaukee passenger going
south was again required to make
the trip to Sioux City Monday
via Canton. Word was received
from Nermillion this morning that
during the night the Missouri river
backed up again and spread the
water over the track between Yer
million and Meckling for the dis
lance Of a mile and a half, making
the passage of trains an impossible
thing. Just how long this will last
the railroad officials were unable to
say.
l.. D. Milne, of this city, and j.
C. Milne. OF Huron, left Monday
via the Omaha road for Olympia,
Wash, where they will arrange to
open up the state for the Order of
Home Guardians to carry on their
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