The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-11-12

~. -, " W.T. and Mrs. Frank Now.
ao.' , monday daughter, weight 12|
au,''r. lom Roberts, B. I. ,Boylau
ana X G. Foster came up from Armonr
Monday afternoon, 'o'
mrs' M. N, Lee, who has been visit.
Ing relatives in Lacrosse wiz ~,
several months, has returned to this
city. ~ 'n''
Mrs Chas Ferguson arrived home
Monoay from Washington Springs
*here she was called by the death of q
sister.
on NOV. l6, Dec. I, and 2l, 1897, the
u, NJ. q St. F. railroad will sell home.
seekers excursion tickets to the usual
territory. Apply for information to
+. f. CLARK, Agent.
Mrs. Nandenburg has finished build
ing sidewalk in front of her
west First street residence, and the
lady shows great deal Of promptness
In carrying out the request Of the coun-
Gil.
Mrs. Theodore F, Graham and son
arrived from Ft. Worth. Texas, Satur-
day to visit with DR.. W. l. Graham and
wife at the University. DR.. Graham's
son is professor in the Fit. Worth
University.
e. E. Dinsley, q representative of the
Millers National Insurance Co., was in
the city taking survey of the Mitchell
mill, which expects to increase the
the amount of insurance carried with
this company.
Corles Newbury is at Aberdeen this
week giving q chrysanthemum show
under the auspices of the Methodist
church, and is assisted by Ed. S.
Whitaker. They will remain there
all the week
For week ending November 5, the
mean maximum temperature was 5S
degrees; the mean minimum was 81 de.
grees; coldest day, November S, l6' de
grees above zero: warmest day, Novem-
ber 2, Y degrees above zero: wind
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.. Stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Barlow came over
from Plankinton to attend the Schubert
concert Saturday evening. Mr. Stevens
constituted the Eastern Star lodge o.
this city last May and naturally fell
interested in their first financial enter
prise. The ladies came out ahead or
the concert venture.
Aberdeen News: E. G. Newbury
representing the Mitchell greenhouse
which is to furnish the flowers for the
chrysanthemum fair, under NJ. e
church auspices this week, arrived OF
Saturday night and will remain unit
next,Saturday. He will be assisted b.
Ed Whitaker. formerly of this city bu
now in his employ at Mitchell.
An immense crowd Of people was il
attendance at the services at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening. Paste
Stevens was fortunate in securing tn
services of Miss Dayis and Miss Swer
ingen, OF the Schubert Symphony clut
each of whom sang solo during tn
evening, and while their singing was
very enjoyable feature Pastor Steven
did not neglect to deliver an interestin
sermon.
DR.. Irmine Gunsul, who, until recen'
| ly, practiced the new science of healip
the sick by osteopathy, and moved
Huron to establish an Office has depar
ed from the latter place and gone
Boston, where she will be connecte
with an osteopathic institute in thf
city DR.. Gunsul il q bright and enel
getic young lady and the acquaintance
she formed in Mitchell will wish her tn
best of success in Boston.
| The verdict of Judge Powers in tn
case of Willie Slater, charged with a
tempted rape, seems to have given gel
eral satisfaction to those who we're MOI
or less interested in the case. M
Relwig, for the defense and Mr.. Winst
for the state presented their side OF tt
case to the best of their ability ar
both are ENTITLED to much credit Il
looking 30 closely after their respectlN
clients. AS an indication OF the your
bows innocence and his populari
quite a mum Der OF his schoolmates ca
ed at his home on Thursday evenlr
and expressed the sentiment that th'
believe fully in his innocence. Mr. 81
!, Mrs. Slater also had quite number
callers yesterday who congratulate
them upon the fact that their boy W
], not guilty OF the charge,
Ten years ago Sunday Mr.. and MI
) Sidney Smith were married at Spll
: Lake, Iowa. The anniversary OF the
wedding was known to few ard
! Monday evening surprise party W
: arranged for among their lntlma
. friends and with baskets OF refres