The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-10-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Oct. o-II DIR. E. S. Bugbee at Gales
drug store.
Mrs. A. E. Dean went to Sioux CITY
Thursday to remain during the car
nival next week.
%. G. Ericsson arrived from Elk Point
Wednesday to attend to some bust
ness before the land office.
DR.. E. S. Bugbee, ophthalmic speci=
alist, will be at Gales drug store
Oct. 0-II. Eyes examined free.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Moore returned
Thursday from Minneapolis, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks past.
o. 81. Perry has made an addition to
his laundry by purchasing residence
building and placing it by the side OF
his laundry building.
W. H. Milligan, ad writer and doc
tor of publicity for the Sioux City car
niva', arrived in the city to advertise
Sioux City's great event next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McDougall went
to Fargo, NJ D., Wednesday afternoon
and took with them the infant child of
Alfred Lyons, where a home will be
provided for it.
John o. Bard and Miss Annie Hague
drove over from Bard Thursday
procured the necessary license and
were married at 4:30 o'clock by Rev. j.
F. Bradley at his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Platner. of Tobin
township, have moved into the city and
taken charge OF the Cottage hotel, now
owned by Sam'l Webber. They expect
to take roomers and boarders
Many of the delegates who have been
in attendance on the equal suffrage con-
vention left Thursday when the
convention closed, for Vermillion to
attend the W. G. T. u. state conven-
tion.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Hall went through
Thursday en- route to the south
where Mrs. Hall will spend the winter
visiting friends while Mr.. Hall is on
the road. Their headquarters will be
at Lamar, Mo-, for the present.
Col. Ainsworth, OF the reform school,
and Editor Nevin, of the Plankinton
Standard, were in the city Thursday
ON tSeir way to Yankton, the form
er to attend meeting of the board of
charities and corrections and the latter
TO take in the state fair.
Mrs. Jos. Scott has packed up her
household goods and shipped them to
Sioux City and she departed on the pas
senger Wednesday. MIR. Scots's work on
the Milwaukee road has been changed
to such an extent that his headquarters
would be in Sioux City the greater
part of the time.
Elder & Cole have disposed of their
shoe business to Nicholas Dondelinger,
who assumes charge Of the business
today. Mr.. Dondelinger is an old res
ident OF Dawson county and enjoys
wide acquaintance among the people.
He will certainly be able to command
good share of the trade. Mr.. Cole will
remain with Mr. Dondelinger for an in
definite period.
Supt. Quigley, of the public schools,
mas made a request to have the parents
Of the school children meet him at the
court house Saturday evening of this
week. The superintendent wants to
have conference on school matters
and believes that by getting the par
snts together it will afford good op.
portunity for an exchange of ideas.
A. B. Hager is getting out a neat
folder advertising special list of
South Dakota lands he has for sale.
Mr.. Hager Informs us that he intends
to do large amount of advertising
this fell and winter in eastern and
southern states, and he has engaged
the services of A. B. Hall to represent
his real estate interests in the field.
Mr.. Hall will spend the next few
in advertising South Dakota
and Inducing settlers to come here to
live.
Mrs. J. E. McCas!in and daughter.
Miss Lila, departed Thursday for
Hammond, La. They will spend
about month visiting with friends
and relatives in Iowa and Illinois be-
fore going south. Mr.. McCaslin and
George expect to leave in two or three
weeks for Hammond and will be Joined
shortly after by Mrs. McCaslin. They
will spend the winter at that place and
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