The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-10-08
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MINOR MENTION.
. Weeks Resume Carefully Compiled for
the Capital Readers.

Weeks Resume Carefully Compiled for
the Capital Readers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mcdonald return
ed from Fargo Friday.
Mrs. F. E. Clark came home from
1 Montevideo, Mimi, Saturday.
]. W. Brazelton, OF Dixon, Ill, was
visiting with his sister, Mrs. o. Il.
Huyck.
Bert J. Duncan has accepted posi-
tion as salesman in Fergusons Cash
Bargain store.
III. Sheriff. departed for Chicago
Thursday to remain throughthe winter
with his invalid sister,
Diamond Crystal salt at Broad beut's.
The finest table salt for family use. In
cartoons of three pounds.
Mrs. G. W. Downey went to Aber-
deem Saturday to remain through
the grain palace next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belts came over
from Mt. Vernon to attend the dra-
matte performance Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. j. F. Bradley drove
up to Wolsey Friday, where Mr..
Bradley breaches every two weeks.
O. r. Williams, of Waterville, Wis,
was in the city and renewed his &C
ouaintance with P. T. McGovern and
j family.
Judge Smith and Miss Denning, court
stenographer, arrived home Saturday
! from Oacoma, where they have been
holding court.
Fred Kershaw went to Cedar Rapids
Iowa, Saturday to make his home
with his grandmother while attending
school at that place.
Miss Alice Shouse, county superin.
tendent of schools of Aurora county
spent Friday in the city shopping
among the Mitchell merchants.
The X. L. dairy will make two trips
daily-morning and evening, price
cents quart.
u, d.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Seaton are NOV
ing into their residence on West Thire
street. They have given up their con
templated trip to the south for the
winter.
Mrs. L. Beckwith, Mrs. F. A. Ham
mer, Mrs. Geo. p. Dix, Mrs. @. G
Rathbun and Miss Davenport, arrived
home from the state fair at Yanktor
Saturday afternoon.
To the farmers of Dawson, Hanson
Sanborn and Aurora counties: Rocl
salt Is cents per 100, barrel salt 81 81
per barrel and table salt at Broad bent'
at wholesale price. Come and see him
Funeral services were held over tn
i remains of John Hare at the residence
lust south of town Saturday ant
we're conducted by Rev. Frank Dursnt
The interment was made in Gracelant
cemetery.
A few Sanborn county people were ii
the city Saturday en- route hom
. from the state fair. They were partic
ularly proud of Sanborn county becaus
it was awarded first prize on count
exhibits.
d Frank Calhoun and Curt Woole
81 have been working on the Milwaukee
# road between Bristol and Madison Ill
ing under bridges and came home Sat
ID urday to spend a few days with thel
S families. They went back Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Sca,lin and daughter, Mis-
Sadie, arrived Saturday afternoon frol
n Osceola, Pa, and will make their HON
81 in this city in the future. They ar
II the mother and sister Of S. II. Scalll
and are cordially welcomed
q Mitchell.
DR.. Ermine Gunsul, who has bee
practicing osteopathy in this city sine
early in the summer, has closed her
fee and will establish herself at Huro
and probably open an Office at Pierr
The young lady has made many war
friends here and we understand ST
i has been quite successful in her pra
tice.
L. G. Taylor and w. D. Knapp can
over from Alexandria Thursday al
1 went to Yankton Friday mornlr
to attend the state fair. Thos. Lldde
J. T. Morrow and G. W. Adams accor
panied the two gentlemen and they W
all take part in the Shriners' parao
j which occurs there Thursday evenln
4 Misses Bessie Thompson and SAD
! Ball arranged surprise party on the
friend, Miss Florence Fosdick, at u
home of the former Thursday evenln
when at least fifteen or twenty YOU
/ ladies and gentlemen congregated the
for an informal social evening. L
4 amusements were many and varle
q while the refreshments added TO
4 pleasures of the evening.