The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-22
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY,
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN I'M
THE CURSE OF A WEEK.

Miss Mae Welch departed for
Chicago Saturday to resume her
study vi voice culture.
DR.. George Kimball went 10
Chicago Saturday and will visit
a couple of weeks with his parents.
j. L. Hannett went out to Wess-
ington Springs Monday afternoon to
attend the term of circuit court.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-The
Highland House and feed barn for
land. ii. Hannemann, Mitchell, S. ID.
j. B. Doty, q. d. Mason and Mis-.
A. j. Curtis went over to Sioux
Falls Tuesday morning. Mr.. Doty is a
delegate to Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge, Mr.. Mason to Grand En-
campnent. and Mrs. Curtis is the
representative to the Grand Assem-
bly, of the Rebekah.
Would like to show you something
new in cultivatnrs.
John III. Creighton,
The Sioux City journal of Mon
day contained the announcement Of
the death of the father OF James
Jordan, which occurred in Chicago
Sunday. Mr. Jordan, who is the
auditor for the Fullerton Lumber
Co is we'll known in Mitchell and
vert TO Chicago to attend the
funeral services.
TIE Minneota street bridge across
Dry Run which was washed out on
Wednesday, night of last week, was
les ored Tuesday afternoon and teams
were permitted to pass yer it,. The
work was done very quickly by Fred
Bjodstrop and his force OF men, who
did not commence work on the bridge
until Saturday morning.
Rev. j. e. Crowthers, the MISSION
airy Of Dakota Conference, preached
the annual missionary sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning,
and after a very effective sermon on
the needs OF the church, the sum Of
81. 1000 was contributed by the mem
bers of the church. Considering the
other donations that have already
been made this year. the contribu-
ton was a very large JIG indeed.
a special meeting of the city
council was held Friday afternoon to
take some action on the damage
done by the rainstorm to bridges and
sewers. Arrangements were made
with Fred Bjodstrnp to put in a
bridge on Minnesota street with
all possible haste. The sewer com.
n,ttee was authorized to make im-
mediate repairs on sewers THAT Were
DESTROYED. The street and alley com
Inittee with the city auditor was
authorized to confer with the Mil
wauSee company and the county
commissioners concerning the re.
building of the Sunborn street bridge
and also the leconstructiGg the
bridge over BUR street. 1t is
possible tnat an agreement can be
ARRANGED between the three PARTIES
looking to the construction OF a via.
duct across Sanborn street in the
future.
DR.. and Mrs. Tros. Youngman
departed Monday evening via the
Omaha road for Collins, Colo where
they will make an indefinite stay,
the DIR. going in search OF health.
A number of the friends gathered at
the depot TO hid them farewell and
to express their good wishes for the
relief desired. DR.. Younsman has
been preaching the gospel for Over
80 years 10 England and IN this country
and he is a man OF great power in
the pulpIt, a scholar tn mankind
ard d strong Ghristian gentlemal
fl + Others to follow BY preccpt ills
Work has been emILently successful
and he mas Il wide acquaintance
throughout South Dakota. acquired
by the years that he has devoted t.
the service of tile lord. All vii
hope THAT DR.. 1oungLan will b,
benefited and return to Mitchell! anc
continue out the number of his DAYS
among US.
The three concerts that are to b,
given by the Minneapolis %SyElphon,
Orchestra and the Choral Club OF
Tuesday and Wednesday Of next weel
will give Mitchell people an oppor
tunity to hear some rich and enter
tanning music. The orchestra. unde
the direction of Emil Ote1hotfer, i
a splendid organization OF musician
and their work Will give the creates
satisfaction. The corr palace will
afford a magnificent place for tn,
concerts and there will be good seat
for all. Inc citizens are taking al
active interest in the coming of the
orchestra and the three concerts vii