The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-01-14
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +
Test, Saturday. January 8, a son.

haSe.
Northwestern Hide and Fun Co,
Minneapolis, pay llcts. for hides
and a high price for furs. Sell traps
cheap.
Howard Rev returned t o Fair
bault. Mimi, Saturday evening to
resume his studies in the academy at
that place.
Cont forget the c|lothes-pin social
at I've Wright school Friday Night.
John Nelson came down from
W"oonscc1et Wcdaesday, haHin&
aeen III there to give testimony in
Il case in circuit court.
Misses ELLA and Laura Nicholson
departed ON the east bound train
for Davenport and Rock Island, ILL.,,
to visit a month With relatives.
Rev. MIR. Wilson, of Chamberlain,
! held services in st. Mary's church
| Sunday morning, when he delivered
an interesting sermon. Mr.. Wilson
will come every two weeks.
A. II. Belts departed Tuesday
for San Jose, Cal, being called there
by the serious illness of his brother,
who has been in very poor health
for the past three years and is not
expected to live but a short time.
Percy Hollands was released Mon
day on $500 bail from the county jail
where he was held on the charge of
rape. He left for sturgis ON the
afternoon train to take up his resi-
dence on his claim.
Governor Vessey has issued a
proclamation asking for the citi-
zens to contribute funds for the
earthquake sufferers in Italy. He has
appointed the First National bank
of this city to receive any contribu.
tions that are made in this city.
Arthur and Dick Smith, sons OF
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, lift Sun
day evening for Fairbault, Mimi.
to attend the academy for boys. Ar
thur has been going there for two
years, and Dick is making his frs
i entrance into the institution.
I The Earle Institute. Minneapolis
Y does all kinds of facial work. such a
removing defects and blemishes, an
$ correcting an kinds OF irregular nos
n es, ears. eyes, chins, cheeks o
mouths. There is nothing like thi
: Institutes work west of New 1or
:. City. Their advertisement appears i
d this issue.
: Earl Wells, the little son of Nj
= and Mrs. j.. e. Wells, was operate
u on Sunday evening for appendicit:
at st. Joseph's hospital, the opera
! ton being performed by DR.. u.
King. The lad was taken sick jul:
a few days ago and was operated o
" just in time. He is reported as d.
ing nicely today.
re The fire department dance at tt
t. city hall Saturday evening was
le splendid success from every point
Sc view. The attendance was very larg
1T there being over 65 couples on Il
n floor. and the music furnished
It. Voegeli's orchestra is said to ha'
been highly satisfactory. The depal
10 ment is arranging for a masquera'
ball to be given on he evening
Jan. 90.
ed
Dan Shaw was arrested SuMd;
- by Sheriff Plotner on the charge
mistreating and abusing his wit
Grace Shaw, and was taken befo
a Justice Markham Monday w
on put him under a bond of 500
h keep the peace. The case was t
he elimination Of a series of fam
M troubles. The defendant was repl
lie scented by H. e. Hitchcock and t
in state by W.. NJ. Herbert.
Monday morning the thermomet
- registered at 81 degrees below &c
and Sunday morning it went to
:. degrees below the mark. Saturd
- night about 5 inches of snow fe
which was something out of the
binary with such cold weather. +
seven days straight the mercury /
gone below the zero mark, and it
~, ~ time there was a change for the b
ter.
The Chicago Daily News Of a
;, cent date published a picture Of
1908 corn palace, with a few wol
commenting on the enterprise
10y Mitchell and South Dakota in m;
ing the growing of corn in the st
a strong feature and remarking
W the good advertising qualities. I
~ cut was made from Il "copyrighte
ny picture of the palace by Underwood
-. Underwood, of New York. WI
dSl h,t Dhofoorophic firm in New VI