The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16
IN TOWN " N
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
HI COURSE OF A WEEK.

ID. z. Dishrow is again at the meat
block having accepted a position With
Morgan & Carlson.
Mrs. Lannle Brown arrived home
Wednesday from Big stone City
and Aberdeen, where she has been
visiting for a month.
Fred Rowcliife, who was called to
his home in Illinois about a month
ago by the death OF his brother,
returned Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Hannett, who went to
MINNEAPOLIS a week or ten days ago.
has accepted a position as stenog-
rapher with q business firm in that
city.
q. w. Knapp, of Gibson City, H.,
was in the city over night and went
to the southern part of the state
Wednesday. Mr.. Knapp was we'll
pleased with his view of this section of
the state and said that Sou5h Dakota
makes a much better show in the
agricultural line than it is given
credit for in the east.
August Carlson. of Prosper town
ship, was in town Wednesday looking
up teachers for the schools of that
community. In remarking on the
scarcity OF teachers he said chat this
was the first time in 25 years that no
applicant has applied for a position
in the schools of that township.
j. G. McNutt, of ST Paul, was
in The city Wednesday. He is the
representative OF a window glass
house and was in conference with
the committee Of the Catholic church
showing them the various designs of
loaded windows for the new church,
from which they expect to make a
selection.
DR.. S. sprecher, Of Trip. expects
to become a resident of Mitchell
about the first of the year. He has
purchased the residence of Thos.
Wallace, in the northeastern part of
the city, but he is not quite ready
as yet to announce his plans. MIR.
| Wallace has resigned his position
with the Fullerton Lumber Co. and
the first Of the year he will move
with his family to the Alberta
country, in Canada.
Plankinton Herald: DR.. Warne
was up from Mitchell last week and
assisted DR.. G. w. White in the
operation OF placi ng a metal splint on
the editors broken leg. This splint
will. be kept on until the leg is all
right and it will not pe necessary
to put the leg in a plaster. The
bruises are still pretty sore hut with
this splint on, it will probably be
possible for the editor TO sit up and
move about a little in a week or two.
The moving OF the house bought
by a. ID. Walpole, and which is
being moved into the city from a
mile or so north OF the city, is being
do re slowly. The house is quite
wide and takes up nearly all the
street to get through. The telephone
wires across the street have to be
cut in order for the house to get
through. 1t is being moved to the
%corner of First and Rowley street,
where Mr.. Walpole will onver IT
into a hotel building. The house is
being brought down Rowley street
as the easiest street to gel through.
j. 4. Foster, assistant genera
superintendent. of Minneapolis, W.
Z. Beecbam, Car accountant, o.
Chicago, and W. e. Simpson, super.
intenuent Of transportation. O
Chicago, officials OF the Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway
arrived Wednesday in Mr.. Foster!
private car, 200, coming in on TIA,
regular train. After spending a hal
hour here in consultation with Chic.
Train Dispatcher Anderson ant
Agent George, they left on a specia
train for the west, intending tt
make the trip out to Murdo and per
haps on TO Rapid City. The official
looked W. things around the Mil
waukee depot as if they could SCI
the real necessity for doing some
Thing IN relieving the congestet
condition of things some of these
Gays. But they did not drop an.
hint of what they might do o
when they might do it.
May Jones' condition Is reporte,
to he some better today. She is a
st. Joseph's hospital under the car
OF DR.. Freyberg. The young lad,
was severely burned Sunday by tn
.explosion of kerosene in a can. Sh'
poured some Kerosene on the kindlin,
in the stove and threw the match t,
one side, and it is supposed that ]
Iignited the kerosene in some wa