The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-27

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ta1low and furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
Walter Doo,ittle has rented the
residence OF Mrs. E. Spangler, Of
Artesian, and will move in SHORTLY.
U. w. Coursey and family will take
possession Of their residence at that
time
FOR SALE-At a bargain, a ten
foot Elgin windmill with tower.
Latest improved and as 5000 rs new.
NJ. Boice, 7o2 Fourth.Avenue east.
Miss Marie %Frizzell, one OF the
teachers in the city schools, is con-
lined to her apartment, with what is
called the German measles, having
been forced to give up her school at
noon Wednesday. Her place is berg
filled by Miss Starks. 1t is thought
Miss Frizzell will be able to resume
her work Monday morning.
ln his new advertisement today
w. il. Conyes advertlses his ''cheer-
full clothing" the kind which the
young nan in the early spring time
enjoys. Mr.. Conyes gives a fair idea
of what he has IN store for buyers,
but 1t would take an inspection OF
his large and varied stock to really
get in touch with what he has to
offer.
The Mt. Vernon News in giving
the result Of the town election there
Tuesday stated that practically the
former board was reelected for the
ensuing year. On the license ques-
t1on license carried by a vote of So to
SO, just a slight increase over last
year, when license got through with
a bare majority. At the Fulton.
town election license also carried.
Work on the new Milwaukee freight
house is rapidly approaching the end
and Agent George and his force of
men expect to move into the build
ing Ia a week or ten days. In the
vicinity Of the freight house the
company has expended a large sum
of money in the way Of new plat.
forms and increased trackage facili-
ties. There will be much more room
in which to handle the freight that
comes to Mitchell, which Is increas.
ing month by month.
The following is the list Of candi.
dates initiated into the Odd Fellows
Encampment Monday evening: N.
.. Matson, G. L. Dibble, W. r.
Schneider, j. b. Jones, o. 81.
Silence, r. ]. Wipf, Jacob 1schet-
ter, Bridgewater: j. A. Bloom,
Alexandria: K. A. Mahoney, B. 9.
Basham. Fulton; +. Fl. Meekins,
Grant Trone. G. H. Helgerson, Mt.
Vernon; J.. A. johnson, j. +.
Shuler, Letcher; W. M. Mackey, L.
q. Kilmer, o. Q. Thompson. I've,
Anderson, I. N. Dickerson, j. T.
Miller, G. P. Sayles, W. NJ. New.
man, Oh MITCHELL.
The government weather bureau
did not miss it in the least when IL
predicted a cold wave for Wednesday
night. 1t came with a vengeance.
Wednesday we we're enjoying the
real pleasure of a warm spring with
the government thermometer touch
ing the mark OF 81 degrees. But the
deadly work of the cold wave threw
US back into the cold embrace OF
winter when the thermoheter regis
tered at II degrees above zero. That
made a change IN temperature of 81
degrees-a range which surpasses all
others as shown by the official rec.
ords OF the l%ocalotBce. We have had
changes FROM 40 to SO degrees. but
nothing that ever topped the rang
of 81 deprets. 1t may be, and ",
hope 1T is. the last exp rirg gasp Of
winter.
John Flitsch, who WIS adjnng d
insane a few days ago by tue bond
of insanity, has been turn d o Ell t
John Ilahue Of Sanhorn cunt :.
who is we'll acquainted With the nan
and thinks he will be abb" 10 take
care of hin. MIR. Dahue came dJsn
from sanborn county Wednesdag,
having learned that the mar had
been taken charge of. He said that
Flitsch accompanied him from Ian.
caster, Wis, inst a few days ago a d
that he aas in ci {, re OF one of TIN
two ars Of household goods and
farming implements, and that on
reaching Mitchell he had left the
car. The man had evidently become
insane while travelling on the road
and at the first opportunity quit the
lob, and was found wandering
around a mile or so southwest OF tht.
city.
The Whitney brothers quartet
entertained a very large audience a,
the Gale theatre Wednesday evening
nc tbo cipbtb ottrootion -, civ