The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-15

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Mis-. G,urse Ferguson departed
,TMsnay morning for Portage, Wis.,,
to visit with relatives for a few days
FOR SALE OR TRADE-The
Highland House and feed barn for
land. Fl. Hannemann, Mitchell, S. ID.
Mrs. Jay g. Markham departed
Tuesday morning for Praire du CHEN,
Wis, to make a visit with relatives
for a week or two.
Rev. Walter Grafton, s%uperinten-
dent of the A%nti-Saloon League,
a1rived in the city Tuesday morning
from a trip to the northern part OF
me stale.
Miss Neltie Hofstetter resigned her
position with the Mitchell Fruit
Company to accept a place as steno-
grapher at Mfssoula, Montana. Her
many trends wish her success.
M. WIDER has disposed of his resi-
dence lot out on Fifth Avenue east
to j. Z. Bryan, the receiver OF the
United States land office MIR.
Bryan expects to erect a residence on
the property, when he will move
his family over from Plankinton.
Judge Smith aud Count Stenogra-
pier Royles vent out to Gam Valley
iMorday afternoon to hold 4 term OF
|cicuit court Tor Buff alo county. He
had to adjourn tile term 10 Lyman
county, and has about two weeks
work there yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy. who
reside on a farm Northeast of the
city. departed Saturday for
Shellsburg, Wis.,, where they expect
to remain for about six months In
settling up an estate. Their sons
will run the farm during the sum-
mer.
A May Morning breakfast was
served at President Nicholson's home
lon the University GROUNDS Tuesday
morning from $3.50 to $3.50 O'Clock
and notwithstanding the early hour
there we're quite a large number who
made The trip over there, and they
we're rewarded with heing served
with Il fine menu for the early hour
meal.
According to the Aberdeen Amer
can 1Messrs. Absher ana Pease hav,
finished their electric light plant a,
Aberdeen and the electric juice wa:
turned into the wires Monda,
afternoon. Aberdeen has been sh,
an electric light plant for a grea'
many years and the citizens vii
appreciate what Absher and Peas.
have accomplished.
A. @ Meyers and family. who
have lived in the the city for TIN
past three years, left Tuesday 70
Landers, Wyo. Mr.. Meyers says h,
has a position at carpentering at S
per day Of eight hours. He ba
worked at the trade in Mitchell ant
is a very capable workman. Thu
family made many firm friends VIII
will regret their departure.
Monday afternoon the Twentieth
Century Club held its closing bust
ness meeting of the year for til,
election of officers, with the follow
ing result: President Mrs. r. E
Ruth: vice president, Mrs. j. T. Nor
low; secretary and treasurer, Mrs
Jay A. Dundas: historian. Mrs. |
Windle. With tie annual picnic
which will be held soon, the clul
will finish its years WORK.
I. j. Spangler and Attorney Suth
erland returned Tuesday iron
Sioux Falls. Mr.. Spanyler stat,,
that they secured the confirmation
OF Judge Garland, of the fedora
court, for the sale of the propert
OF the Mitchell Gas Co. lie ais
stated that Within "A few DAYS a.
expert gas MAI would arrive il
Mitchell to make the plans for th
new gas plant which is to be Unstable
near the electric light plant.
z. E. Reeves Friday complete
the sale of his residence on Eft
Avenue east, near the corner Q
Capital street, to Mrs. Ann
Cnynoweth, of Madison Wis, M,
Reeves retaining the 1875 feet t
the east of the residence. MI. an
Mrs. Chynoweth just moved her
from Madison, but will not TAX
possession of the property until Oct
1.
The University baseball tear
returned home from Alexandra
Monday evening somewhat crest
fallen, having been defeated in TIL
game with the Alexandria min
during the afternoon. The scol
was very much one sided an
resulted in a victory for Alexandra
Score II to J.. The BOYS feel tina
IthpV are pr,fitfhd stn amaka a bettt