The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-01-14

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II. c. Greene came home Ihlnsda5.
morning from White Lake, near
whieh plaee he has been doing some
surveying.
Nh and Mrs. y. A. Jerks and
children returned home from MI
throp, Iowa, where they have he M
visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Green, OF Lis
bon township, drove to the ei,y
Thursday and left on the milwaukee,
passenger for Eureka Springs, ArH..
Where they will spend the winter.
j. 5. Daniels departed Thursday
via the Milwaukee road for Red
lands, Cal, to spend the winter. He
has two daughters there, Miss Edna.
who is teaching school, and Ruth,
who is attending school.
The Western National bank is re-
modelling four or five office rooms
on the fourth floor of the bank build
ing which will be occupied by the
Home Guardians, whose bushes has
grown to such proportions hat much
more roon is needed for the office
force. The rooms will be made en-
suite n a vault added for the safe
keeping of books and records.
john Mclaughlin who recently dis
posed OF his Pantoriu1n business. VIII
leave shortly to engage in the anna
teur show business, principally of
the minstrel variety. He will start on
a trip to the Pacific coast and will
work in conjunction With lodges. sIr.
McLoughlin has had 10 years ex-
perience in the show business and
has ability to put on a first class
performance, and any town where he
goes can be ssured that he will do
the right thing by it. His family will
remain here for the present.
Pains OF women, neau pains. or
any pain stopped in 20 minutes sure
with DR.. Shops Pink Pain Tablets.
See full formula on Csc box. Sold by
Diehl & Brown.
On another page of The Repub-
lican is given an item concerning
the death of Milton II. Ward, a
former resident of this city and coun-
ty. w. b. Rowley received a COPY of
the Sterling, ILL.,, Gazette containing
the details of the accident. Mr.. Ward
resided in the city and county for a
good many years and was known
from one end to the other. He was
engaged in the %auctioneer business
and was II Of the best hearted and
genial men INC would meet in a life
time. The announcement of his
death will be received regretfully by
Mitchell.
p. X. Mather, of the Dakota En-
gineering Co., arrived home this
morning from the northern part of
the state, where he has been engaged
on some work for the towns of Ip-
switch and Selby. At Ipswich he plan
ned a sewerage system and purifica-
ton plant for the place hat will cost
about $4,000 to $4,000, and at
Selby he has planned a water works
system that will cost about $4,000
and it will be double that amount
when it is completed.
The Royal Neighbors of America
held their installation of officers Fri
day ~eHening after which refresh
| ments were served to the Neighbors
and their husbands. The following
officers were installed for the ensuing
acle, Estelle Christensen; past oracle,
Eta Harris: chancellor, Anna Miller;
recorder-receiver, Anna B. Johnson:
marshal, Alvina Petersen: assistant
marshal, Gertrude Miller; inner sen
tinel Clara Berquist; outer sentin-
al, Emma Kjelmyr; manager for 8
years, Josephine Anderson; manager
for 2 years, Mary Kane; manager
for 1 year, Grace Potter
Thursday evening the Odd Fellows
installed their elective officers for the
ensuing year. which work was done
A. r. Porteous, deputy grand master:
H. H. Collard, N. G.; Frank WEIGH,
v. G.; o. c. Thompson, secretary;
Will Mackey. financial secretary;
Flavel Logan, treasurer; A. r. Por-
teous, r. S. N. c.; Safuel Row
ley, l.. S. N. G.; Ernest Miller,
r. S. V. G.; H. Johnson, l..
s.. V. g.; John Sodergren, war
den; Lou Kjelmyr, conductors;
Stephen Sphinx, chaplain; Ray Wright,
inner guard; Mr.. Tygsber, outer
guard; Chas Anderson, team cap
tain. Several Invitations we're made