The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-07

ilolhe 10 NlaSOD ClUy, iowa, TUESDAY
morning.
S. Fl. Morgan buys hides. pelts,
tallow and furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
e. j. Ilelrick departed Thursday
for Rockford, III and Chicago
TO be eon, a week or ten DAYS.
Fot Rent. An improved farm lA
miles southeast Of Riverside, lis
acres under cultivation. o. e. Cas-
sem, Mitchell, S. ID.
Communion service and reception
OF members at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning has been post
polned to q later date. DR.. 7. III.
Youngman will preach instead.
Mayor Branson issued the call Tues
day for the special election to vote on
the issuance Of $50, 600 for the erec-
tion of the new high school building.
The date set for the election is Feb.
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Tiluon came
in from Sioux Citv Tuesday evening
and will make their home in Mitchell
in the future. Mr.. Tilton Is a
conductor in the freight service of the
Milwaukee road and runs between
these two points.
John Mclaughlin has purchased
the Pantorium OF MARI & DeMers
located in the Widnann hotel build
ing, and has taken possession. Mr..
Mclaughlin will have an announce
ment to make concerning the bust
ness In the course of a few days.
j. N. Cook has sold his. barber
shop beneath the First National bank
to George Hager, who took possession
today. Mr.. Cook will take personal
charge OF the shop a few doors south,
and which purchased last fall. Nj.
Cook will engage ia the w%holesaling
of barber supplies hereafter on q more
extensive scale.
Manager Jencks, Of the Gale,
writes from Yankton that the next
big attraction will be the "Girl
Question:" which will appear on
Friday, Feb. 81. Mr.. Jencks says he
will stand behind the "Girl Ques-
tion'' as heing the best thing Of its
kind ever in Mitchell. The music is
by Joe Howard.
Funeral services we're held Tuesday
morning at the Methodist church
over the remains of Francis Glenn
Wade. the little son of MIR. and Mrs.
D. +. Wade, and which were largely
attended. The Odd Fellows, OF
which Mr.. Wade was a member, and
the Sunday school class of the Metbo-
dist Sunday school, which the little
fellow attended, were present In a
body. The services were conducted
by DR.. u. S. Wilkinson and gave a
very sympathetic discourse. Many
flowers were sent Ivy loving friends
which were placed around the casket.
The remains we're laid to rest in
G%raceland cemetery. The sincere
sympathy of many friends will be
extened to Mr.. and Mrs. Wade.
The information has Just reached
the CITY, through the medium OF the
Improvement Bulletin. of Mime.
apolis, that the contract has beer
awarded for the construction of thu
govern uent building In this city.
The bids YER opened in Washington
Jan. %, and the contract wa
awarded 10 Moore & Daunes. O,
Kokomo, Ind the contract pric.
being S78. $40. Tie ~ ext lowest bid,
der vas j. B. Weis. of South Omaha
Neb.. whose figure was "A little ovel
S81. DOC. Fred Bjodstrup. Of thi!
CITY, vas among the bidders. Jus,
how soon the work will commence or
the building is not known.
January. 1908, poes into weather
history as one OF the most pleasar,
that has b N encountered in thi!
country in years. The coldest periof
VI ll1C uuOuLu WIS Uu LD6 ISCU, W0el
the thermometer vert to IL degree.
below zero. There were but fivt
other times in the month when the
mercury went below zero and these
were only a few degrees, 6 being the
lowest. The warmest day of the
MONTH was SO degrees on the goth,
and around that period there we're Z
number Gf days when the thernome
ter went about SO degrees. There
was absolutely no moisture until thu
last day of the month, when 81
inches of snow fell.
Funeral services were held over The
remains Of Miss Margaret Redmond
aged % years, at st. Joseph's hos
pital Thursday at $3.50 O'Clock
and we're conducted by Father Nc
Carthy, the remains being laio t.
rest 10 the Catholic cemetery. Mis-.
Redmond came here from Aberdeen
last fall and has been emplOved as 2