The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-13

went out to Millcr Saturday after
noon to visit with Mrs. MorEans' pa
rents for . week.
Mrs. @. A. Dawson and Mrs.
George Hust arrived home Saturday
afternoon from their trip out to Los
Angeles. CAL. where they have been
for nearly two months.
Alderman Reeves and his sister.
Mrs. I4annie Brown. are expected
home in the coure Of a few days from
their trip out to California. They
left for the .homeward trip yester-
day and expect to reach the city the
latter part of the week.
L. e. Wallerstedt disposed Of his
residence property at sol Fourth Av-
.enue west to j. w. Wells. and then
bought the Wolgemuth residence at
the corner Of Third Avenue west and
Sanborn street. They expect to move
to their new location about May 1.
M. H. Gosche is advertising today
the Clark Jewell gasoline stove.
which has some added features that
makes It an ideal stove. Mr.. Gosche
says he has been handling this stove
for the past ten years, and that it has
met all the requirements OF his trade.
Mrs. Jos. Schlimgen, of this city,
and Mrs. Frank Heinzman, of Letch-
er, left via the Omaha road Monday
evening for New Ulm, Mimi, where
they we're called by the death Of their
sister, Mrs: Mueller, who passed away
Sunday evening after an illness iast-
ing some time.
.Retrenchment is stan the order of
the Milwaukee company. farce tele-
grsph operators have been doing the
business on the Sioux C.'S C Dakota
division for some time md Sunday
n Of the men was let out to save
expenses. Hereafter two men will
do the work with the assistance OF
one Of the dispatchers on the Iowa
e Dakota division.
Canton Leader: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Eastcett visited Mitchell last Mon
day in quest Of a house as they
expect to move to Mitchell on Friday
of this week. MI. Eastcott has ac-
copied the position Of cashier for the
ticket and freight offices OF the Mil
waukee road at that place and is a
steady industrious young man and
deserving OF the promotion. They
will be greatly missed by their many
Canton friends but a host of good
wishes will follow them to their new
home.
In the course of a few days the
Milwaukee road will have Its purifi-
cation plant in operation, whereby
the water to be used in the engines
will be relieved of all its impurities,
and avoid the eating away OF the
boilers, with which condition the
company has had a great deal OF
trouble for a quarter Of a century.
The company has gone to a great
deal of expense in this improvement
and it expects to eliminate one of the
greatest evils Of railroading in this
section. The system installed, it is
said, will make the water absolutely
pure.
Salem Pioneer-Register: w. T.
Olmstead and family, who have re-
sided here nearly two years, will
mov TO Mitchell next Tuesday where
the gentleman has rented a nicely i'm
proved farm joining the city limits
and will engage in the business OF
buying live stock. During their resi-
dence here the family have made
many friends who regret their de-
parture. Mrs. NJ. j. and ]. H. Ohm
stead. mother and brother of w. T.
who have been visiting here will &C
company them to Mitchell. Mr.. Ohm
stead purchased considerable land
joining Mitchell last year and his re-
moval there will give him a better OPP
portunity to look after 1t.
Ever siLce the Milwaukee road put
in its roundhouse here and placed
the turn table the latter has been OPP
Grated by man power, and until the
big engines commenced to run in
here from the north it was not a diff
ficult matter to operate the table.
With the advent of the greater type
OF engines the company changed the
power on the turntable and it is now
operated by means of electricity. A
fifteen horse power moter was in
stalled q short time ago and it has
just been connected up and put in
operation a few days ago. One man
does the work now where it used to
take three or four. 4
The baseball promoters, who are
behind the movement to establish a
baseball team in this city for the
summer season, state that they are
meeting with fine success in the way
OF getting subscriptions and there is