The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-04

home from a trip of five weeks, which
she spent in eastern Iowa.
Mrs George b. Eddy has been Wis
+, iting at the homo of w. Plotner for
several weeks and returned dom
day to her home at Omaha.
For sale or exchange, d stock OF
clothing and mems furnishing goods,
invoicing about s25o0, for farming
land, for particulars Nd. owner. %
& IS Front St, Monroe. Mich.
\ very interesting contest was held
at the Baptist church Monday night,
the medal being awarded to Lionel
STACY. a college student. Prof. Quig-
lev complimented the boys very
ihighly ON their ability and said that
while only one could receive the
medal at this time, and others might
in themselves feel that they had
failed, yet that very failure might
prove TO be the making of the man.
On Monday evening at eight
O'Clock in the Baptist parsonage,
Miss Grace Lode and John w.
Schneider We're united in marriage
by Rev. Edward NJ. LETTERS. The
young people are we'll known to a
large circle of friends in Mitchell
and they will receive tire hearty Con-
gratulations OF their many friends
as they take up the duties of house
keeping in their new home on the
south side.
Misses Margaret Matthews and
Elizabeth Lundby, of Des Moines, ar
rived in the city Monday evening and
have taken charge of the millinery
stock in the Western National bank,
which they bought a couple of
months ago.. The young ladies have
their new stock shipped here and
will have their opening in the course
of a couple of weeks. Both young
ladies come to the business interests
of Mitchell with fine recommends
tions as being capable.
Monday evening occurred the win
ter meeting of the Mitchell District
Medical Society, which was held in
the Western National bank building
There was a good attendance from
the surrounding towns and an inter.
esting program was presented. DR.
E. N. Wagar, of Bijou Hills, the
president, delivered his address; Dr.
E. F. Reamer, of this city, read a
paper on PLANT toxins with special
reference of their relation to hay
fever; animal toxin. and anti-toNin;'
DR.. Frederick Treon, of Chamberlain
lpresented a paper on "Tic DolereuX:'
trate;" DR.. A. 1. Howard, a paper or
"Vesical Calculi." The discussions
were of an interesting character an(
We're taken part in by the physician!
the physicians partook of a banque
that was served at McCarthy's cafe
Editor Donahue, of the Ethan En-
terprise sent a number of marked
copies OF. his paper to people in thi
ing the vote in Mitchell township o.
the license question he severely cri
ticised the civic federation becaus
it took a hand in trying to defea
{l,1 ~,,0o1;~y, n0roh,,o l., ou.nrn,
thinks that it is perfectly proper TO
the license friends living in the cit
of Mitchell to circulate a petitio
in Mitchell township and then wor
up a sentiment to carry it. We car
not see but what the civic federatio
has as much right to defeat licens
in Mitchell township as the opposin
parties have to try and establish
there. There we're men who signe
the petition asking for a vote on th
question who now admit that the
did not know what they were signin
, and today voted against license. Et
itor Donahue should take somethin
for his narroWnesS.
Prof. Marsten, Of the Ames, low
/, agricultural college, addressed IL
:. city council and a number of cit
zens in the council rooms Saturdt
evening on the sewer proposition
this city, having first made an j
vestigation of the situation at II
point where the sewer empties in
the run. Prof. Marsten in his ia
went over much of the same grou1
that has been discussed before al
?! endorsed, practically, what has be-
said by Mayor Hitchcock and 9th
parties on the subject. He add
is that owing to the large quantity
,vg sulphur IN the water that no matt
n1EE how much the sewage is purified
the process that there will be a &C
r l. ,;-s,r al .