The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-29
Mrs. j. R, Milliken, of Sioux City

Mrs. j. r. Milliken, of Sioux City,
is a guest Of Mis-. A. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arneson went
over TO Sioux Falls Wednesday to
ATTEND the wedding anniversary Of
MIR. Arneson's parents.
MI. and Mrs. G. e. Wheeler, of
WASHINGTON state, are visiting in che
city with W. A. Wheeler and family,
aud expect to remain a couple Of
weeks.
Manager Jencks stated to The
Republican Friday that in the
future Chas. Flowler, proprietor OF
the Theatre Pharmacy, would have
the local management of The Gale.
Mrs. James Ropan and Mrs. Clyde
Kimble departed Modday morning
for Yorkville, ILL.,, to make a visit OF
several weeks with relatives, and
will also attend the wedding of a
cousin.
S. II. Morgan buys hides, pelts
tallow and furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
c. V. Wilson went over to Howard
Tuesday evening to turn oyer 10
Mrs. Lena M. Bake the check Of
the Bankers Insurance Go. for
S $4,000, to pay the policy carried by
her late husband. MIR. Bake took
out the policy in August, 1907. and
died a few weeks ago.
This vicinity get its second heavy
rainstorm of the season Tuesday
might, when a perfect deluge Of
water came. 1t began raining about
$3.50 O'Clock and kept it up until
after midnight. The precipitation
amounted to 2.2S inches. making a
total of S.S1 inches for the month Of
May. The Easements aloEg Main
street were flooded again and addi-
tional evidence was furnished as to
the necessity of the storm sewer.
Would like to show you something
new in cultivators.
John FL. Creighton.
Wednesday morning A. E. Hitchcock
received a telegram from Mrs.
Amanda M. Bowdte, Of Los Angeles,
Cal, announcing the death OF her
son, Ralph Bowdle, which occurred
Tuesday night at her home. Ralph
las been in very poor health for a
plumber Of years and there was no
possible chance for a recovery from
his disease. The many friends OF
Mis-. Bowdle in this city, will extend
their sympathy In the sorrow that
has bhen hers during these years.
The remains OF Robert Watson,
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Watson,
we're brought to this city Saturday
Afternoon and services were held at
the Methodist church, which were
conducted by DR.. II. S. Wilkinson.
land cemetery. The young nan was
is years of age and died last Thurs.
day at Cherokee, Iowa. as the result
of typhoid fever. The family were
former residents Of Mitchell, moving
to Stickney a few years ago and
thence to Cherokee.
L. FOR SALE OR TRADE-The
Highland House and feed barn fol
land. H. Hannemann, Mitchell. S. D.
Adelmour Hoskins. a member Of
the Minneapolis Symphony Orches.
ira, was a guest of his uncle. John
Graves. Of Third Avenue west. MIR.
Hoskins holds the very important
position as librarian of the orchestra,
and 1t is one that requires consider
able care on bis part, for he is held
responsible for the placing and col.
lection Of the music after each con-
cert, and 1t means the handling OF
over 400 sheets Of music at one cou-
cert. Aside from his duties as
%librarian Mr.. Hoskins plays the
instruments of %percussion," as
they are called, a section which
includes the bass drum, cymbals.
triangle, the chimes the tam
BOURNE, the castanets and other
Incidental instruments usually IN.
%troduced.
For Sale-SE d 10, 10s, 60 and NE
u 20, 10S, 60, Sanborn Co, S. d.
Terms each quarter 1926. per acre
$1,000 cash, balance one and two
years 8 Der cent. W. j. Way, Car
son, Iowa.
Miss Florence WalraUh is a candi-
date In the contest that Is being con
. Quoted by the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
and at the last accounting had nearly
1000 votes to her credit. The Young
lady is trying for one of the prizes
that are to be awarded In the eighth
district. She has an excellent show
to win out In some portion OF the
contest. Each years subscription to
the Pioneer Press gives her 10, 900
votes and a few days ago she secured