The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-10
wooHsockE1 NEWS

W00nS0CKET NEWS
i March 8.-Carrie and her little
Ratchet arrived on schedule time
Tuesday night and was greeted by
full house-packed to the doors. AT.
ter being introduced with a few ap.
preciative remarks by Mrs. S. A
Ramsey, she proceeded to pay her re.
spects to the liquor business. She
held the republican party responsible
for the liquor traffic and after an
initiating the republican party she
poured out a little soothing balm by
stating that If the. democrats were
In power they would be the ones to
take it. On Wednesday afternoon she
spoke again to a full house and COM
pletely disrupted the Masonic order.
AT night she went to washington
Springs, and at this writing we have
not heard whether the natives of that
burg have ventured from their hid
ing places Or not.
Miss Holtberg, the expert trimmer
who assisted ..rs. King in her millin-
cry parlors last fall, returned here
from her home in St. Paul, last Mon
day and took charge of the business
for Mrs. King, who is still confined
to her fathers home in Wisconsin
by sickness.
Rev. McBeth, of Alexandria, was
calling on old friends here on Friday.
Woonsocket is coming to the front
this year with permanent buildings,
over $4,000 worth already having
been planned.
The trustees of the NJ. E. church
met in Mayor S. A. Ramsey's office
on Saturday morning and appointed
Rev. Kearton, Weir, and Winslow a
committee to select plans for the new
church which will be built as soon
as the weather will permit. To Rev.
Kearton is the credit due for raising
the money to insure the building of a
fine church.
The old building on the lot recent
ly purchased by the Masons YVES sold
at auction on Saturday for $3.50
Judge Baer being the purchaser. The
Masons Jointly with l.. H. Pier, who
owns the adjoining lot, will erect a
two story building 50xS2 f., the first
floor to be divided into two store
rooms. and the second floor to con-
tain living rooms on Mr.. Piers side
and Masonic lodge rooms on the other
side.
The Citizens bank will build a fine
modern bank building. and If pres
ent plans carry it will be but one
story in height and devoted exclusive
~ to the banking business.
Plans are now being made for the
Odd Fellows building, which will be
50x1O0 feet, two stories and base
ment. and will ost about $4,000.
The business mems meeting sched-
uled for last Thursday night, owing
to the small turnout, was postponed
for two weeks. 1t is desired that every
one interested in the welfare of the
city will come out to that meeting
as there are some very important
matters to be discussed.
Miss DaHarsh, of the DaHarsh Sis
tiers millinery parlors returned Fri
day morning from a months visit at
her former home near Racine, Wis.
VIM Cochran, who has clerked
for several years for Strub-Bush Co.,
severed his relations with the firm on
Wednesday and on the following day
assumed charge of the hotel at Lane.
We are all sorry to see Winn go from
US, and hope he may meet with uc-
cess in his new position.
MEN RETURNING 10 WORK.
Philadelphia, March Especial:
The strike today is conceded a fail
ure. OF the thirty thousand men now
out. many who quit as q protest to-
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