The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. I
Morgan Tuesday, May 4, a son.

Tiduh summers went TO AlOntr0Se
Wednesday morning on q business
trip.
G. w. FELTON,, the division freight
and passenger agent of the Milwau-
kee road, and travelling out of Sioux
City, was in town over night and
went south "Wednesday morning.
w. NJ. Parsons, Northwestern y.
NJ. c. A. secretary, arrived in the
city Tuesday evening from his home
in Minneapolis and will be here for a
few days in the interests of his work.
For Sale-Modern 9-room house
with two lots. 1901 Fourth Ave. west.
Inquire Dr. Ball.
Will Harker arrived i'm the city
Tuesday evening from Les Angeles.
Cal. where he spent the winter. Mr..
Harker will remain mere thorough
the summer and a part of the fall to
look after his business interests.
Wanted-4O head of cattle to
pasture. $500 for the season. Sat
terlee & Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. a.. Brown spent
their winter in California, being at
several points. They report having
had a pleasant time M especially
in meeting with the many South Da-
kota people who are now located on
the coast.
Mrs. Ernest Cochran and children
have been visiting with her mother
Mrs. Wallace for a week depart
ed Wednesday for Parker, where
Mr.. Cochran is engaged With the
Parker New Era.
e. j. Sanders has moved from his
farm in Perry township to the quar-
ter which he owns in Prosper town.
ship. He has just completed a fine
residence and barn on this farm in
Prosper township.
WANTED-To buy for cash a
half section farm close in, would con-
slider a quarter section. w. H. Haw-
kins, 709 east Fifth Ave-, City.
The Mitchell band is going to help
out to some extent on Tag Day Sat-
urday. In the evening at Z O'Clock
the band will give a short concert
OF the street, and it is hoped that
under the inspiration of the music
that the tags will be purchased in
plentiful numbers.
mometer spoiled the record of yester-
day for hot weather. Tuesday SIS was
the warmest and at the noon hour
"Wednesday the mercury had touched
even higher. Surely with two such
warm days there will be no return
to the wintry conditions.
Flax seed for sale. Will have a
car of good clean flax seed here next
week. a. H. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nickers re-
turned home Tuesday from their
trip out to California. They spent
practically the entire ten months
at Los Angeles and fell very much in
love with that country. Their daugh-
ter, Grace, who is attending a col
until the close of the institution in
June.
Mrs. Emma Cook has vacated tao
room in the Gale block with her bar
Der shop n the fixtures Will be
: stored for the present. Mr. Cali
will utilize he room for an addition
10 w. r. Metcalf's clothing store
THE partitions viii be removed an,
an additional - feet given Mr.. Met
calf for his increasing clothing bust
ness. Mr.. Metcalf says he las need
cd tho additional room for some tin
for the installation of moro FIXTURE
WANTED Stock to pasture NJ. ii
Greene. Inquire at NJ. \. bank.
c. ID. Adams has sold his interes
in the Standard Amusement Co
. which ovns the OLYMPIA movin
picture show in this city, to Fran.
WEIGH and Joseph Hopp, of Chicago
7 the latter the president of the Stan
q dard Film Co. With such associa
tions the Olympia will be in a posi-
; !. ton to receive the very best ther
= is to be had in the moving pictur
II line, and Manager Tournier look
for something fine in this line fror
now on. Mr.. Adams expects to Ell
{ ect a new theatre in Sioux Fall
Il within the course of a few months t
install a moving picture show.
a An accident that might easil
L. have had a fatal termination hap
pened in the ice cream room at TIL
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