The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

as6 cArS Of smigranss unloa6od 1t
Faith and went OF into the country
to take up a residence on . claim.
For Are ana tornado Insurance SEE
". d. Rathbun. agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.
r. G. Knott, q registered pharma-
cist. has accepted a position in Seal
lin Bros. Co.'S drug store.
Ed. Parshall. Of Huron, was in the
city over Sunday and returned to
Parker, where he is engaged in in
stalling a new telephone system.
The postofice closing Sunday was
a decided success, and Postmaster
Wells believes that 1t is going to
work fine in the future. He said
that six carriers in the city. Ave rur-
al carriers and six clerks Of the Of
fee were permitted to have their
Sundays rest without working.
There were III people called at the
general delivery window, some of
whom we're those who lived in the
residence district and thought they
could get their mail at the general
delivery window. A few boxes were
rented by the business men in or
der to get their Sunday mail.
Mr.. Arthur T. Cooper and Mrs.
Clista A. Underhill were married
Sunday at $3.50 p. M, in the audi
torium of the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church by the pastor DR.. j..
S. Hoagland. The contracting par
ties we're attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Welch of Mt. Vernon, Mr.. Welch be-
ing a brother of the bride. Mr.. Coop
eris from Stickney, S. d. and Mrs.
Cooper has been making her home
with her brother recently. Miss
Merle WEIGH the niece was also of
the company. The wedding party
came over in an automobile. The
bride and groom will live in Stick
ney. Mr.. Cooper is a we'll known
business man there.
Geo. e. Logan, of Spring Valley,
Wis, has been in the city for several
days and has been doing some bust
ness with his property. He has sold
to Reihsen & Klinkhammer the all
ley lot on Second Avenue east, a half
%block-from Main, and Mr.. Logan will
erect a building 24X60, with base
ment, and which will be completed
by July /. The firm will buy the
building when completed. Mr.. Lo-
gan will also erect another building
on the lot adjoining right away, and
he said that within a year the old
livery barn would be entirely remov-
ed from that orner Reihsen &
Klinkhammer will equip their build
ing with the finest kind of fixtures
and they assert that they will have
as fine a meat market as can be
found in the state.
The audience at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning was
large. The services We're interest
ing and helpful. Though it was not
Easter Sunday there were a number
of flowers and plants about the
pulpit. The music under the direc-
ton of Prof. Lindsay was very good
and inspiring. The large choir is
greatly appreciated and the music is
becoming one of the best and most
helpful features Of the services.
Rev. w. NJ. Mair preached n of
/ his characteristic sermons, taking
for his topic THE Elements of
Worth in an Individual" He made
out a strong argument for industry,
high ideals and service to ones
fellowmen as the characteristics that
make men useful and an inspiration
o their age. He used several his
torical and local incidents to illus
trate his points. The sermon was
much enjoyed by the congregation.
Rev. Benz. F. Tilley departed Sun
day for WHITEHALL, III. His object in
returning there at this time is to Sc
cure the consent of his Pensioners
to his removal to Mitchell. Eight
weeks ago Mr.. Tilley accepted a call
to the pastorate of the Baptist
church of this city, and came here
to begin his work. His friends at
Whitehall, however, were not going
to let him off so easy, and following
came a large number Of letters from
business men and a long petition
asking him to return to that place.
The church board there had new
er accepted his resignation and they
wanted to retain him. Mr.. Tilley de-
sires to remain in Mitchell and his
trip back there at this time Is to try
o~a o.rouoo for hia rnmfn1 hero m