The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-09

ID City via the MILWAUKEE, pad last
evening to attend to some business
matters.
Clerk of Courts Cattrell Wednes-
day issued a license to wed to
Nels A. Haugen of Cotton and Julia
Houga Of Fulton.
WANTED-Party to take care of
family horse for winter. Address H.
care Republican.
Albert Klotz departed Wednesday
for Scotland to attend the funeral
Of j. M. Brown, an old friend. who
died at Memo a few days Ago..
Valentine Klosen, who resides on
farm near ETHAN, left Wednesday
for Bremen, Germany, to remain un-
til spring. It is strongly limited
among his friends that when he re-
turns that he will bring a wife with
him.
Lottie Swartz, from Boston, drew
10 days in Jail Tuesday after
she had pleaded guilty to the charge
of prostitution. She is the third for
the last three days and it is the in
tention of Chief Cunningham to rid
the city of these undesirable char
acters which generally float in at this
season of the year.
FOR SALE-Ten Grand Scotch
Collie pups nicely marked, sable and
white. Full pedigree. Phone 221. Call
at 500 east Third Ave.
On Tuesday, December 14th at 4
p. m. DR.. R. L. Murdy Of Aberdeen.
will give a stereopticon lecture on
tuberculosis Or Consumption. at the
Olympia theatre. This is given un-
der the auspices Of the Mitchell Dis
trict Medical Society and will be free.
to everybody. The public is invited
to attend and especially teachers in
the public schools.
w. A. Wheeler. manager of the
Dakota Improved Seed Co.. went to
Omaha to attend the National Corn
Exposition, which is now in session
Mr.. Wheeler is the vice president
for the state of South Dakota. and
vas able to work up a very good ex-
hibit among the grain growers Of this
state for the exposition. He will adj
vertise the corn show for Mitchell,
which meets here Jan. 1929.
For Sale-Choice Duroc Jersey
bears Of spring farrow. sired by
Prince Henry 1890 by Idaho Jim
47877, out of Proud Advance sows.
Price $40. Write me at once. R. NJ.
Van Wrinkle, ordway. s. D.
John P. Carlson has moved into
tn. city and is occupying the resi-
dence at 720 Fourth Avenue west.
which he purchased Of q. ". Judge
some time ago. Mr.. Carlson has liv-
ed on a farm in Prosper township for
about a quarter of a century, and
has done exceedingly we'll. He's
worked hard enough so that he be-
lieves he is entitled to take the re-
naming years Of his life more easily.
At the call of Secretary Whitaker
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the 7. NJ. c.
"A. met Tuesday afternoon. They
formally decided to have an open
house New Years afternoon, similar
to the occasion held the first of this
year. It will be in the nature Of a
reception in the rooms Of the Associa-
ton and q big basket ball game in
the auditorium. At this meeting the
ladies also decided to furnish cur
tains for the windows in the reading
room.
Wanted-Some good land either
improved or unimproved for a first
class clean, u%p-to-date grocery, meats
and feed, together with a good store
building in a thriving Illinois town.
For full particulars address L. L..
Pukwana, South Dakota.
It doesn't seem possible to put the
brakes on to stop the cold weather.
This is indicated by a further fall of
the mercury in the government Their
mometer Tuesday night. when it
reached IL degrees below zero. Tues
day all day was exceptionally cold for
this season, and the mercury stopped
ct ! degree above zero as the warm
est. The west wind had a mighty
cold side to it and it was keen and
The cold snap coming on so
sad6enly has caused many people
to think that 1t is colder than it
is. There Is little reason to
become 30 ambitious so early in the
season-the atmosphere will be suf-
dciently cold later on without trying