The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

tOV Tue pdSl week ana returned
home Wednesday evening.
WA NTED-A gi:l to work for her
board and attend school. Inquire at
this Off :f.
/. a. e. Hitchcock went over to
Sioux Falls Monday to transact
some lev II business before Judge
Jones in circuit court.
AT The services of the Methodist
church Sunday morning Pastor
Wilkinson received into the church
fifteen new members and admins
tered the rite Of baptism to seven.
The new fixtures for II. G.. Nichols
jewelrv and music store are being
installed at the present time. and he
expects to into the new build
ing The latter part of the week. We
doubt ii there is a finer store build
ing and fixtures in the state than
the one erected by MIR. Silsby.
j. M. Sutherland, Of st. Lonis.
one of the eastern representatives of
the bondbolde1s o. the Mitchell Gas
Co., has been in the city for several
days in connection with the granting
uf an electric light franchise to the
new corporation of local men. He
returned home Wednesday morning.
The w. r. M. S. Of the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. G. G..
Rathbun. Friday, Dec, 6. 1907.
Leader, Mrs. C%rowthers: devotional
services, Mrs Hall; special music,
Mrs. L. W. Seaman; topic. chapter
2, Educational Missions, GLORIA
Christi.
A picture of Mitchell's champion
high school football team has just
been printed i'm the st. Paul, Mimi
eapolis and Sioux Citv papers, giving
the record of the team for the year.
The success OF the team has brought
Mitchell quite a good deal of adver-
Using this fall.
The Reverend Arthur William Bell
next Sunday completes the zenith
year of his conservation to the
"Pr%iesthood'' and the fifteenth year
of his work in the Ministry. 1t is
intended to commemorate these
anniversaries next Sunday at st.
Mary's church by a special service
in the morning. Mr.. Bell will
deliver his second lecture on Church
History i'm the evening.
DR.. Y. $. Bobb departed Wednes-
day morning for Rochester. Mimi, to
remain a week taking some special
surgical work at the famous Mayo
hospital. He will be joined there
DR.. B. A. Bobb, of this city, who
has been in Chicago for six months
taking special surgical work, and
DR.. Earl Bobb, of Sisseton, who goes
there for a weeks stay. Or. B. a..
Bobb will not return until the holi-
day season.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year for the a. O.
U. w.: Master Workman, James
Clark; foreman, G. W.. Wa,rath;
overseer, f. j.. Purdy; receiver, L.
j. WEIGH; tinancier, ] FL. Ferris;
recorder, o. A. Bates; trustee,
George Like: outside watch, Thomas
Dahl. The new officers will be in.
stalled at the first meeting In Janu-
airy.
John Roth is confined to bis home
rs the result of a severe scalding
which he received a few days ago.
MI. Roth is n Of the engineers at
the pumping station on the Milwau-
kee road and works In the pump
house about half mile up the track
west of town. Something vent wrong
with the machinery out vt the pump
house and a large amount Of steam
escaped, in the immediate pathway
OF which stood Mr.. Roth. Both
limits above the knees were badly
scalded.
With the opening day OF the month
OF December the county taxes
became due. and Treasurer Miner
says that he and his deputy have
been busy since that day in writing
tax receipts. The taxpayer has until
March LIST before his taxes become
daliDquent. hut those Aho fail to get
to the county t%reasnrer's Office lefore
that date will have a penalty Of one
per GER attached. The privilege of
paying one-half OF the taxes now
and the second half before October
1st of next year is taken advantage
of by about every taxpayer.
The weather for November has
been Of a very moderate character
no storms to make hardly any varia-
ton. The warmest day of the month
was on the It'll, when the Their
mometer registered 65 oegrees. The