The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06

WIN Scillln Ietiitiiau Wednesday
from Huron. Where he attended a
meeting Of the State Board CT Agli-
cultural.
O. W. Coursey and family have
moved into the Perry residence at l06
Rowley sire t, where they will reside
for the present.
l.. ID. Milne is out in the Black
Hills country for a week looking
after the enlargement O. the business
of the Houe Guardians.
Miss Alma Sutton, Of Corydon,
Iowa, a cousin of Lewis Shuster,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
and will accept a position in his
Office IS a st%eno1rapher.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Smith de-
parted Wednesday morning for New
Orleans, La, and expect to be away
for a month or more on a trip for
the benefit of Mr.. Smiths health.
Mrs. X. A. johnson, who was
operated Oh last week for Appendix
cltls. is recovering sufficiently fast
that She vas moved to her home
on Fourth Avenue east yesterday.
will Rolston's condition today is
reported as being of a critical nature,
little hope being expressed for his
recovery. tuberculosis of the bone i'm
the back is the cause OF his serious
condition.
u. Burton jewell and family have
returned from their claim near
Vivian and will resume their home
In this city, having proved Up on
their land. A baby givl, whom they
have named Gladys Uthiel, was
born TO MIR. and Mrs. Jewell, Thurs
day, Feb 81.
E. E. Cooper, who recently dis
posed OF his furniture business, made
several attempts to secure a building
in this city to again go into the
business, but vas ulable to find a
vacant building. AZ y result Mr..
Cooper went up TO Watertown, where
he found a location and will move
there with his family and engage in
business.
+. E. Redner. former proprietor
OF the Phillip house of Sioux Falls,
in the new landlord at the Mitchell,
having taken possession Sunday. MIR.
Redner has had many years expert.
ence at the hotel business AID vii
serve the public we'll at the Mitchell.
S. b. Thompson, the retiring land.
lord, says that he will remain il
Mitchell.
Mrs. q. A. Dawson, assistant
cashier OF the Mitchell Nationa
bank. departed this morning fol
Palm Beach. Florida, to remain
several weeks. AT that point she
will join Mrs. Megginsun and hel
J mother, Mrs. W. G. Russ, who lef,
their Ohio home for a stay In tina,
tropical climate.
Sacrificing a home because OF in.
terests elsewhere. l wish to sell my
residence and 3 cnoice lots. Every.
thing new. strictly modern and ut
to date. A snap if taken soon
Terms to suit the purchaser. NJ
reasonable offer refused Ii you NEAR
business call Saturdays from 4 to 8 p
10. w. q. Hawkins. 705 E'iftl
Avenue east. Mitchell, S. D. Phon,
5Sl.
Halvor Cnristianson, of Creole
Colo. arrived Friday to max,
a visit with relatives in the city
Mr.. Christianson is interested II
mining in that country and is tb,
vice president OF the Apnabel Mining
and Milling Co. The company ha!
nine claims that 1t is operating II
the silver district Of Colorado witt
considerable success.
The presiding elders Of the Dakota
Methodist Conference held a meeting
in this city Thursday afternoon and
evening for the purpose of establishing
the plans for raising the fund fol
the superannuated preachers of the
Conference. At the last Conference
held at Vermillion it was designed
to raise CPS, 900 a. a fund to be in
vested for the care of the super
animated pastors. For the present
the work of raising the money TO,
the fund will be delegated to tn,
pastors of the churches Throughout
the state and this matter was takel
up at this meeting to start the work
Miss Clara Scriven and George L
Brown we're married at Valentine
Neb., Sunday, March L, by Rev
Mr.. Beall. The bride has been a
Rosebud Agency since last ia.
making her home With her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Scrjven, VIII
accompanied the wedding party t
Valentine and witnessed the cere
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown arrive
in the city Wednesday evening an
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