The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-02-04

President E. T. Losey of Huron,
left Friday for his home after
being in attendance at the state
poultry show. Uncle Sam, is he is
popularity called, was unanimously
president of the association
again this year.
William Drabbs returned Friday
morning to his home at Yankton. B&-
sides being a breeder of fancy swine
Mr.. Drabbs is one of the leading
poultrymen of the state, having one
of the best exhibits at the show and
being elected vice president OF the
state association.
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The heavy wind which came up
I&te Thursday afternoon did quite a
good deal of damage in the way OF
blowing in windows. TIE Catholic
church was a sufferer by having a
large round light in the north Win
dow blown in, while the Congrega-
tional church lad two large lights
in the north side of the church de-
molished.
The government thermometer in
Dictated quite a drop in the tempera-
ture since Thursday afternoon. when
it marked 81 degrees as the highest
point. Friday morning the mercury
stood at the zero point, but it seem
strong wind from the northwest.
There is no way Of estimating the
velocity of the wind in the city, but
it is believed that during the night
it was travelling at a speed of be-
tween 70 and so miles an hour.
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The Woman's Library Association
at its recent meeting rendered a vote
of thanks to the w. r. G. for the
handsome bas relief of the signing
of the Declaration of independence,
which was recently presented to the
association. 1t is a fine piece of
work and is very much appreciated
by the association. A vote of thanks
was also rendered to Miss Walrath
and the High School Girls Glee Club
for sharing in the receipts of the en-
tertainment recently given, about
$50 being turned over to the library.
Two rooms in the Whittier build
ing and two IN the south side school
were forced to suspend work during
Friday on account of the high wind
At the Whittier building the wind
blew off a portion of the chimney
and the draft came down the flue
and prevented the rooms from being
heated. a window was broken il
the south side school on the lowe1
floor and the furnace was unable tt
compete with the cold wind. Con
sequently school was suspended.
The men of the Methodist church
served a chicken pie supper in thu
basement of the church Thursda,
evening and despite the wind storm
they had a very good patronage
Dressed in their white coats, will
white caps they made a very fetch
ing appearance. and they served thei;
patrons in a way that did credit t,
the sex. The ladies we're not per
mitted to participate in the servin,
but were allowed to make the chick
en- pie. The gentlemen were con
graduated by the ladies for the yer.
capable manner in which they dit
their work, feeling that they nigh
be induced to take a hand in simila
affairs at home. The gentlemen hat
some chicken pie left over and ser
ed it at dinner at noon Friday.
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The annual BUSINESS meeting o
the South Dakota Poultry Show wa
held at the city hall Friday morning
and the following officers were elect
ed: President, e. 7. Losey, of Huron
vice president, VIM. Drabbs, of Yank
ton; secretary. Lloyd TruaX, o
Mitchell, treasurer, VIM. Scallin, O
Mitchell. Executive committee: H. B
Sutton, j. E. Schultz. H. P. Larson
W. B. Walcott, J. N. Grow. Thu
oneStion Of location of the ney