The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-11

Strayed-Six months old, dark bay
mare colt. Please notify o. E.
Cassem.
Mrs. W. II. George visited with
relatives in Minneapolis for tie past
week and came home Monday.
Judge Smith and Court Stenogra.
pber Boyles arrived home this norm
ing from Oacoma, where they have
been holding court for the past week.
For Sale-A number Of pedigreed
Duroc jersey boars. Albert Stevens,
rural route No. 3, Mitchell.
Misses Jeanette Smith and Lois
Anderson, who were heme for the
holiday vacation, returned to st.
Mary's seminary to .resume their
studies.
That cough and cold in the head
Can be cured easily by Hyomie. No
stomach dosing. Breath it through
the nose or mouth. Sl.OO. Money
back if it fails. Scallin Bros.
Roy Metcalf has so far recovered
from his sickness with typhoid fever
that he was able to leave st. Joseph's
hospital Sunday. He has been con
fined in the hospital for the past
seven weeks.
lIo, farmer. If you have hides to
sell bring them to s.. H. Morgan on
First Avenue east. opposite Burns
lumber yard. Cash paid for hides.
Saturday evening Dode Fisk's
popular orchetra will appear i'm
Mitchell at the city hall and give a
concert and dance unjer local man.
agement. Mr.. Fisk and his orchestra
have appeared before Mitchell
audiences and they have given
the best OF satisfaction, both in
concert and dance. The coming of
the orchestra will be heartily well
coined.
With the opening Of the schools in
Sioux City Monday morning Miss
Anna S. Hannehuth resumed her
place as the principal Of the River
side school. The News stated that
Miss H%annebuth would doubtlessly
be allowed to continue her work with
the school without the investigation
into the Harrington matter as was at
first supposed would take place.
Mrs. George W. Bishop and child
rem have been visiting with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Elijah Tillotson,
and Tuesday morning she left for
Manning, Iowa, where her husband
recently located. They have been
living on a claim on the reservation
on which they recently proved up.
Mrs. Bishop said that they expected
to return to Mitchell some time in
the future,
The Grand Army Of the Republic
and the Wolnan's Relief Corps held a
joint meeting in the post rooms,
Monday evening. The Grand Arm,
officers were installed by Gen. j. B..
Wolgemutb, Commander Mckinley
appointing 5. Cattrell as his adlu-
tant. Mrs. Geo. A. Silsby installed
w. R. Q. officers and President Kib-
bee appointed Mrs. Hulda Stowell
secretary for the ensuing year. A
pleasant hour was spent among the
orders.
The city council met in regular
session Monday evening with Vice
President Curtis in the chair. The
only business transacted was the al.
lowing Of the bills. and an adjourn
ment was taken until Friday e
ing. AT that time the electric light
franchise ordinance will be brought
up and placed on its first reading.
Two petitions are in circulation in
the city, n for the passage of the
ordinance and q against, both Of
which have been literally signed.
These petitions may be presented at
the special council meeting or they
may be held until the council takes
the second and final vote on the or
%dinance.
Adrian NJ. Newens, the mono.
10 ist, arrived in the city from the
moth yesterday and that evening
he appeared at The Gale as the
fifth attraction Of the lecture and
concert course, presenting ga Mes.
sage From Mars.'' Mr.. Newens is a
royal entertainer and the audience
which listens to his presentation
can be assured of a very pleasant
evening. Mr.. Newens is a guest of
Superintendent and Mrs. r. Fl. Hotf
while in the city. Mr.. Newens and
Mrs. Hoff attended school together
in Medina, Ohio, in their youthful
days and the meeting OF today is a
very pleasant one.
The services at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening we're we'll
attended and all who were there
we're we'll repaid for going. Rev. Mr..
Jenney spoke concerning 1.-THE diff