The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-10

S. II. Nor.au buys hides. pelts,
tallow aud turs. First Avenue east,
mitchell
Nus. Martin %JacqGemai arrived
home Monday evening" from Los
Angeles, Cal. where She spent the
winter.
Wallace Boone, who has been in
the city for the past eight or nine
months. left Tuesday morning for
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Coursey are
about settled i'm their own home on
Lawler street, having been boarding
since their return from Chicago.
Mrs. A. L. Johnston arrived ia
tie city Wednesday fsom Ashton
She spent the dty with her brother.
z. W. Do~ney. and wife, and left
on the evening train for her home
at Edgar, Neb.
For Sale, Seven year old horse,
weight 1850 lbs. Good driver and
farm horse. Wnl. j. Grace, 100 S.
Montana street.
DIR. Geo. p. Dix stepped into The
Republican Office Tuesday afternoon,
while that snow storm was i'm pro-
gress, and said that just 81 years ago
on the same dav tins section was
visited by a severe blizzard which
lasted three days, and previous for
amy snow whatever.
sole Swanson" with Victor Crane
In tie title role, appeared at the Gale
Wednesday evening to a fairly good
audience, but it was given only a
mediocre performance.
The Mitchell Clothing Co. has a
new advertisement today calling
%attention to their Easter offerings in
the way OF clothing, and neckwear,
and invite their friends and custo-
mers to call and inspect the lines.
II. N. Cox died at bis home Wed.
nesday evening at $3.50 O'Clock, aged
II years. He has been sick during
most of the winter, and within the
past few days dropsy appeared,
which caused his death. The funeral
services we're held Thursday after
noon at 2 O'Clock at the Methodist
church.
In the contest OF the Kings
Daughters Of the Methodist Sunday
school in the collection OF pennies,
Nellie Wilson heads the list this
week with 25 cents: Helen Frskine
with 10 cents, and Ruth Doane with
10 cents. The leaders for the entire
time that the pennies have been
COLLECTED are Grace Gilliland, So. so;
Clare Christopher, 81 40; May Nash,
So. SO.
From a report received of the pro-
ceedings OF the Charities and Corr
rections held at Redfield it was
learned that Or. Thomas Nicholson
OF this city was elected president
and W. a.. King, of Parker secretar,
for the ensuing year. Among the
numerous addresses that were given
was one by llr. Nicholson on "Some
Fundamental Factors IN Moral Re
form
The Western National bank enter
tanned a large ..number of callers all
day long to inspect the new bank
building. The officers we're the
recipients of several ravors, among
them being a beautiful bouquet Of
Gus flowers from the Newburys and
a very handsome vase FROM j. 81.
and w. n. B%roadbent. All the lady
callers were presented with some
beautiful art pictures. hy the ban (.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Allen have
Teen visiting with relatives in
Chicago for a couple of weeks and
returned Tuesday evening. They
called upon MIR. and Mrs. $. Wilde
while there, and said that the old
folks Wee uitli1p I'll ny nicely ,.,d
that both wee we'll. SIR. ana Mis-.
Wilde we're former residents Of
Mitchell many years ago. when he
was engaged in the tailoring BUSH
ness.
The snowfall of Tuesday was the
heaviest so far as moisture is con-
cerned that we have eve seen in a
great many years The depth of tile
snow was about 10 or II inches, and
after melting the snow that was
caught In the rain gauge it was
measured and showed that the pre-
cipitation amounted 1.4O inches.
] be snow, while a little bit c
Portable, was even better than a rain,
for every drop Of it goes Into the
ground just where it fell and it is
thus better distributed.
We. the : undersigned dry goods
merchants of Mitchell believing that