The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17

evening from Mendoza, Ill. He was
called there last week by the death
of an uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Noble have NOV
ed into apartments owe the undertake
ing establishment on Fourth Avenue
west.
Rufus Lyons departed Tuesday
evening for Chicago. where he will
remain for a months rest and rec
reation.
F. Clay Clark, of Sioux City, ar
rived here Tuesday morning and
at once rented the rear room of the
C%hampeny block. Mr.. Clark stated
that about March 1 he would open
a notion store, the prices of his
goods ranging from 5 to rs cents.
Mrs. Elmer Allen and three little
sons have been visiting with relatives
in the city for several weeks, and
returned to her home at Rapid City.
They moved out there some time ago.
where Elmer has a position in a bar
Der shop.
Eugene d. McGovern, Of the firm
of A. T.. McGovern & Sons, departed
Monday for a business trip to Chica-
go and New York, expecting to be
gone about ten days. While in the
cities Mr.. McGovern will make his
purchases Of summer goods.
Word has been received here of
the recent death in Canada Of Chas.
r. Hines. a former banker Of Wpon-
socket. Mr.. Hines was at one time
mayor Of that city and was widely
known throughout South Dakota.
For several years he has been a3so-
ciated with the ]. 1. Case company
in the head ofices at Racine, Wis
! consin.
Pukwana Press: Several Of the
! young people Of Pukwana. who are
attending school at Mitchell were
home over Sunday, returning the first
of the week. They were Harry
Bierce, Gerald and Miss Winnie Pow
ers, the latter being accompanied by
a school friend. Miss Snow. Miss Mar
! ion Weiss also came home the last of
the week and has been detained a
few days on account of sickness.
Farmers who will have sales will
find it greatly to their advantage to
have their sale bills printed by the
u4.tchell Printing company. A long
notice of all sales for which bills are
printed by this o--ce, will be publish
ed free Of charge in both the Daily
Republican and the Weekly Capital.
These two papers reach nearly all
the farmers of their county and this
means valuable advertising for the
sale.
Mitchell got about the tail end Of
the Aberdeen storm during the day.
In the morning the storm conditions
we're quite bad, but they were Of
short duration. At various times
during the day n could not see a
half block and in ten minutes the
sun would be shining and there was
not the least evidence of a storm.
The thermometer registered IL de-
grees above zero at 8 o'clock this
morning and at noon the mercury
had dropped to zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Kibee return
ed from their trip to the east, spend
ing most of the time in Chicago.
They attended the automobile show
at the Coliseum, where was display
ed all kinds of automobiles and the
working parts made by different
firms throughout the country. Mr..
Kibbee looked over the various ma
chimes and yesterday he placed an
an order with the Mitchell Auto &
Supply Co. for a Velie, in which he
and his family will ride during the
summer season.
Mrs. Maggie M. Ross. editor Of the
Sioux Falls 500 Critic. has accepted
an invitation to deliver an address
in this city on Thursday evening,
Feb. "a. Mrs. Ross is directing her
attention in her lecture to George w.
Egal, and that gentleman's work in
South Dakota as a lawyer and poll
tician. It is stated. will be aired be.
fore the people Of Mitchell. Mrs. Ross
or her husband, it is understood.
were mainly responsible for bringing
him to South Dakota and to the prose.
cution of the once famous Kaufman
case.
Plankinton Mail: Mrs. p. H.
Lynch was operated upon at Mitchell
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