The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10

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CLANCY.
Mrs. e. schlimgen and grand
daughter, Mrs. James Blasius, who
south of town, left Wednesday
for Madison, Wis, to visit with
for several months.
The annual May party of the
Mitchell Club will be given on We'd
nesday evening, May IS, the music
for which will be furnished by Hoyt's
orchestra, of Sioux Falls.
Thos. Taubman came down from
Aberdeen this morning and went out
to Plankinton Wednesday afternoon.
He was a member of the petit jury.
but there was not much doing, as
only one case was heard in the SEES
sion of the federal court.
Alfred Ne viii. OF Armour spent
Sunday in The city, 4 guest at the
home OF MI. and Mrs. j. Willkomm.
MI Newill has been living on a
clailn out on tue reservation and has
lust proved up.
Advance Agent johnSoa is in the
city arranging for tie appearance of
the Noble Theatre Co. for three
nights this week. beginning May 8.
pee>eutiug for tile first time Tile
Wa Of the Wicked.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. b.. Miller de-
parted Wednesday via the Milwau-
ilee road Tor p in1s i'm Iowa and will
lie zone a little over ten days. They
will visit their daughter, Mrs.
Moore. at Panora before returning,
and they will get back i'm time to
attend tie concerts of the Thomas
orchestra.
In the list of teachers which have
been employed for the Sioux City
schools next year, we notice that
Miss Anna Hannebuth has been
retained as principal OF the Riverside
school and that Miss June Conner
was Te-engaged as one of the grade
teachers. Both ladies are we'll known
in Mitcl ell, the latter making her
home here during the vacation sea-
son.
Wednesday morning the government
thermometer registered at % degrees
as the coolest during the night. The
present weather is something similar
to that of che early part of May in
1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, when the
thermometer hung around from 30 to
IS degrees every morning, and in
1899, on May l3, the them ometer
touched a low point when it went to
26 degrees.
One mote DAY OF winter. 1t CON-
menced showing again Tuesday
aud kept it up for several hours, but
the snow melted as fast as it fell.
but snow coming on the 18th day of
May, when the breezes ought to be
is not a very encouraging
thing. Parties coming down from
A Aberdeen Stated that north OF Red
cid the storm was very severe, the
snow coming in such quantities
that they could not see two cars
lengths ahead.
Watertown is in the uhroes of a
beer war. Thirteen firms have
formed a trust and have raised the
price Of bottle beer from 10 and 20.
cents for oints and quarts to Is and
% cents for the same size, and one
firm stands out against the trust.
The wholesale firms will not supply
the lone firm with any beer, with
the exception OF the Minneapolis
Co. and the Schlitz people.
l he price was raised because so
Manv people. claim the saloon
keepers: fail to bring back the bottle
alter it has been emptied.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Brokaw, who
We're associated with the musical de-
partment of Dakota Wesleyan Uni
versity, departed Monday evning for
Paul, having given up their work
before the end of the college year.
They were not reelected for next
year and they decided to quit at
once, leaving the University embar-
raised in that department. DR.. Mich
olson informed The Republican that
their places would be filled next
morning.
a meeting OF the Ladies' Cemetery
Association was held Tuesday after
in the mayors Office OF the city
hall when the annual election of
officers was held, resulting as
follows: President, Mrs. Thomas
Fullerton; vice president, Mrs.
Helen Kibbee secretary. Mrs. Annie
Thompson; treasurer, Mrs. W. III.
Gregory. TIE association is a very
necessary aid to keep the cemetery