The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06

Misses May Rogers and Rinnie Mott
departed Saturday evening for Min
neapolis to take up their work in
the schools.
s. w. Wallace and Mrs F. E.
Graves have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Herrick
and departed Monday for Hinl.-
ley, III.
Guy Van Alstine has been home
for the holiday season and returned
Monday to. Chicago to take UP
his studies in the Northwestern medi.
cal college.
Cleveland Bond departed for Es-
mond Sunday, where he has a
position in a bank. MI. Bond has
been visiting at the home of his moth
er in the city for the past week.
Frank Winsor and Walter Adams
departed Monday via the Mil
waukee road for Rapid City to re-
sumo their studies in the School of
Mines, after spending the holiday
season with relatives and friends.
G. E. Reeves and his sister Mrs.
Lannie Brown left Monday morning
for Sa n Antonio. Texas. and from
there they will go up into California
to remain a couple of months. Dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Reeves the
business Of the telephone Office will
be looked after by E. G. Ericsson, who
has been with the company for a
number of years.
! Woonsocket has Just finished q re-
vival session which lasted for a
couple of weeks. A tabernacle was
erected which held a thousand peo-
pie and it was filed nearly every
night. Evangelist johnson conduct
ed the meetings and the papers give
the statement that 3O5 people were
converted during the season of re-
ivival.
The weather took a change for
the worse again Monday when
the mercury dropped to 10 degrees
below zero. Colder weather was pre-
dicted for Sunday morning but the
Thermometer registered one above
zero as the coolest during the night.
The cold wave predicted as coming
down from Canada got here this
morning with full force and effect.
H. Noble & Son moved Monday af-
ternoon into the new building erect
ed by DR.. E. w. Heyler a half block
west o. Main street on Fourth street.
The building is heated with steam
and is we'll equipped in every way for
the business. The firm removed their
undertaking and picture framing
business to this location, which will
answer practically every purpose as
we'll as an establishment on Main
street. A fine basement will be used
for storing a part of the undertaking
outfit, and the vehicles can be driven
therein.
The mayor and the members of
the city council, the auditor, the city
attorney and the engineer are all
wearing new socks. which were dis
tributed by Auditor Ness at the
council meeting Monday evening. The
sock distribution. came about in this
way: J.. p. Donnegan, of Shenandoah,
Iowa, was awarded a contract for the
construction of a portion of the con-
templated sanitary sewers in this
city. for which he is to receive $780,
600. Mr.. Donnegan also conducts a
side line in the way of a stocking
factory at Shenandoah, and he made
the city officers a present of three
pairs of socks for each.
The Lyle Manufacturing Co
shipped a milking machine outfit Mon
day to a purchaser in Tennessee
which cost 500. Another outfit was
shipped a few days ago to Hall
Mont, and the two shipments indi'
cate something of the range Of terri
tory which the company covers. Mr.
Lyle said that the advertising mat
ter which was recently sent out con
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awakened a great deal Of Interest
among the farmers who have man,
cows to milk and that a great man,
replies and inquiries have alread,
been received. He feels confident thai
the machines are going to be in BIT
demand.
), Arthur f. Peterson arrived HON,
a few DAYS ago with his bride, Il