The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-10-08
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wilt
sunday evening. q son.

SsOa1uS. b son.
Mrs j. M. Wood went to Sioux CITY
10 remain through carnival week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. G. Nichols drove
nome from Armour Friday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Gheep went to Aberdeen
Monday afternoon to attend the grain
palace.
lod Wlndle has taken position With
spooner & Nordaker in their grocery
department.
John Colvin. jr., departed for Chica-
go Monday and will take course in
business college.
g. N. Elder returned to Mason City,
Iowa, Monday morning, having disposed
OF his business interests here.
Mrs. L. @. Hardesty left Monday
for Mason City, Iowa, where she
will make her home in the future.
Will Scallin and DR.. Ray Smith came
up from Scotland Saturday evening and
remained over Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Howard Lyman, who was visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Kibbee,
returned home to Armour Monday.
| DR.. Marsh Pettitt came home from
Howard Saturday evening, having been
there on professional business for the
past week.
Pete Ward has just finished painting
his residence on east Third street,
which improves the appearance of bis
domicile very much.
A good rain Monday night broke
up the hot weather and laid the often
sive dust The rain covered very
small area in this vicinity, the country
districts getting very small share.
Mrs. VIM. Stevers went back to Sioux
City Monday. She has been here
for the past six weeks with Mr. Stew.
ers, who handles fruit by the carload
and shipping it to surrounding points.
Mr.. Stevers will remain here some
time yet.
Chas. Colvin, the U. S. express mes.
senger running between Sanborn and
Chamberlain, has been transferred for
month ut least between Manila
Iowa, and Egan. Mr.. Colvin will be
succeeded by Oscar Kanoutf, who wen,
east Monday.
At the services in the Methodist
church Sunday morning Rev. A. g.
Stevens delivered an interesting ser
mon and received two people into the
church, making total of fifty received
during the year. In the evening Dr.
Graham presided over the services and
gave splendid discourse.
, John Cassell, who works for A. ]
Lockhart, nine miles north of town
was the victim of q severe acciden
Sunday. He was riding horse which
reared up and fell on Mr.. Cassell, wht
slipped from the animal, crushing hi
knee in fearful shape. DR.. Bobb wa
called in to attend the injured man.
Mic Dondelinger, who has just pur
, chased the boot and shoe business o
Elder & Cole, makes his announce
, ment through THE CAPITAL. Mr.
Dondelinger is cordially welcomed t.
the business circles of Mitchell, and a
he is pretty we'll known all over tn
county he will undoubtedly do q goo
business.
Alfred Dix left for Sioux City Sur
= day and went on to Chicago Wednes
day. He will take course of study i
the Northwestern University dents
= college. Altred's graduation from tn
: course in dentistry will make four prae
tioners of the profession in the sam
family.
= According to the Yankton Gazett
among the gentlemen who were initis
ted into the mysteries of the Mysti
Shrine at Yankton Friday night we
. M. E. Spooner of this city. Ben Oh
! son, J. T. Morrow, G. W. Johnston
= Thos. Liddell, j. b. Scriven and G. v
. Adams of this city were present to &c
u their fellow townsman put through tt
= performance.
Earl Brown played in d game OF ba:
- ball with Plankinton against Wessin
a ton Springs Saturday and defeated tt
- latter club by score of II to S. A
: rangements are being made for the
- two clubs to consolidate and come
II Mitchell next Monday for game wi
the home club on the Universi
- grounds, which ought to result in
. exciting game.
ir Sioux Falls Press, 30: Very Re
10 Dean George sheehan. formerly past
o. of St. Michael's, but now at Elkto
20 70 who was in town yesterday in atten
"a auce on the confirmation services at
Da Michaeps cathedral, celebrated yestt
4 day the seventeenth anniversary OF
ba entrance into the priesthood. he
ceived the congratulations of ma
friands during the day.