The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-01-07
FOR RENT-4So acre improved
farm, 5 miles southwest of Mitchell.
H. r, Kibbee.

FOR RENT-4SO acre improved
farm, 5 miles southwest of Mitchell.
H. r. Kibbee.
w. H. Conyes mis- an
nual 25 per cent reduction sale on
various lines of goods in his cloth
ing store. Read his big announcement
elsewhere in the paper.
Mrs. T. A. Crisman, wife of the
editor of the Redfield Journal-Ob-
server, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. e. Morris and returned home
Monday afternoon.
c. j. Anderson and S. III. Blackwell
were in the city Sunday on their way
to Pierre for the legislative session.
They put in their spare time by at
tending services at the Methodist
church.
Hugh Miller, who resides near
Cresbard, Faulk county, was in the
city and left Tuesday for a trip
down into Mexico, in the chihuahua
country, where his father owns some
ranch land. Hugh expects to be gone
about three weeks and will improve
his time in looking over the country.
Monday evening the Round Table
held their annual spread when the
husbands of the members we're in
cluded in the festivities. The meet
ing was held at the home of Mrs.
D. B. Miller, and a fine dinner was
served at 6 O'Clock to which all the
members contributed. The occasion
was also the birthday of Mrs. Miller.
and she was presented with a beau
tiful bouquet of flowers in behalf OF
the club by Mrs. S. II. Scallin. The
rest of the evening was devoted to
amusements produced by the young
er people.
Claude G. Mizener arrived home
Saturday evening from Portsmouth,
n. H., on a furlough lasting three
months. Sergeant Mizener belongs to
the regular army, in which he enlist
ed four years ago, and has been pro-
NOTED to his present position as first
sergeant. During the six years he has
been away from the parental roof OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. a. Mizener he has
grown 10 manhood, and stands a good
six feet high. He likes the army and
his work at Portsmouth is of a very
pleasant character.
Sunday morning and evening the
Methodist pulpit was supplied by Dis
trict Superintendent Dobson at the
first service and DR.. Samuel Weir a
the second. DR.. Dobson said in the
morning that there would be no hur
ry about selecting a pastor to fill DR.
Wilkinson's place-that they desired
to look the field over carefully be
fore making a choice, for they want
ed to get a good man for the church
Until a patsor is secured the pulpi
will be filled by members of the Uni
versity faculty and others who ma.
be brought in for the occasion. TIL
sermons of both speakers Of the da.
were of an excellent character.
Kennebec Sun: Ben Stahl was il
from Mitchell Tuesday shaking hand
with friends and looking after bust
ness matters. Mr.. Stahl left here
year ago and moved to Mitchell. H
did this at the time so as to enabl
5 him to educate his children. Sine
l that time one of his boys has CON
pleted a course in telegraphy and no,
: has a good position with the G. NJ
& S. p. r. r. Another one Of hi
: boys is taking a course in pharmacy
Mr.. Stahl says a man is better O.
: here in a financial way than he
farther east and had it not been 70
J, the fact that he was particular abou
! educating his children he woul
again return to Lyman Co.