The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-14

Mrs. j. H. Davis, who bas been
Visiting with relatives at AlburDelte
Iowa, has returne1 home e.
Mrs. f. L. Meyer left on the early
Milwaukee passenger to spend the
day In Sioux CITY Wednesday.
Rev. Evjen,h will hold service at
the houe OF o. II. Runie, 500 Second
Avenue WIS Mitchell, Feb. 81.
Miss Margaret Mcguire OF the
high s.ho ! department. is ouaran-
tineo at her home with the diph-
liberia. The case is not a serious one.
Miss Maguire's place in the schools
Is filled by her sister, Mrs. Wider.
Mrs. f. a.. Craft entertained a
party of eighteen lady and gentlemen
fsitn1s al her home Saturday even
ing, serving a thee course diuner at
6 O'Clock. The balance OF the even
ing was enjoyed very much in a
social way.
II. l.. Pierpont, general freight
agent CT the Chicago, Milwaukee q
st. Paul railroad, arrived in the
city MONDAY evening in his special
car and spent the day in looking
over some of the interests OF the
company. He left on the afternoon
train Tuesday for Aberdeen and points
east.
j. G. Hamiel and daughter, Miss
Fern, departed Tuesday morning to
visit with frienas aud relatives at
Upton. and other points in Iowa.
They will be gone about three
weeks. Mr.. Hamiel expects to IN
vest in some bloodeu stock while
away.
Mrs. Henry King died at the nome
OF her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Young,
on the south side. Sunday evening
at $3.50 O'Clock, due to Bright's
disease. The deceased was II years,
8 months and 10 days old. She came
to this city with her husband, who
survives her, five years ago last faI
from Madelia, Mimi, and possessed
those traits OF character that en-
Ideared her TO all Of her acquain
tances.
Frank White was adjuQed insan,
late Saturday afternoon by the boart
of insanity, and will he taken t
7 YanKton soon.> Mr.. White first com
menced to show symptoms of insanit.
r alb out two weeks ago. but he was no
2 at all violent and yet it was no
8 thought best to let him 20 at large
e His insanity takes a religious torn
The young man is about thirty year
old aud has made his home with hi
brother on Il farm a few miles south
west Of the city. we're they KEEP
kouse by themselves MI. White ha
j, been left alone a great deal OF time.
A meeting OF the demo"rati,
lcounty Genital committee was hell
, in the city Monday afternoon al
which there YER present fourteen
members. They declded to use toe
primary law for the selection o. dele
gates to the county convention
which will be- held Mach "a. TIL
committee prepared the call for TIN
: primary to be held, according to tin
law. OF Tuesday. March 10. The,
= also selected the democratic judge
TO preside in the various precinct
: in the county, and certified tn
= names up to County Auditor Ander
! son.
In the absence of Pastor Wilkinson
at the Methodist church Sunday
DR.. T. n Youngman preached a
the morning service, and he wa
listened to by a good audience. Df
I, Younx,Dan always has a stron,
d message tn bring to Ills people an.
: the years Of former work 10 sth
e Methodist pulpit in this city liza
endeared the reverend gentleman Il
. the hearts OF manv people and the
are always glad to see MIN in tn
e pulpit. In the evening Mr.. Cafriel
the state Y. NJ. q A. secretary, I
Brookings, occupied the pulpit au'
e delivered AN address along the line
of the young mems work.
It was rather a small crowd. wbic
:. greeted Goldie Cole and her stool
# company last night at the Gale. Th
bill was the "Princessu Of Patches,
with Miss Cole appearing in The It'll
It role. The young lady liz TIL
It character displayed a much bette
ability as an actress than on til
evening previous, and the pla
alto2ether showed considerable In
provement w the first nigh
t There was much of applause going
,e in the rear of the house, and a bunc
of young fellows called Miss Go
,. back three times during her danci1
stunt, and they tried to drown OF
re- the voice Of the gentlemen who twi,
"a annpaY IN mako tho