The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
MINOR MENTION.
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.;,o He sells frs; class wheels
q, moderate p ices.
,,.,s Emma Colvin departed Friday
';,;, with her sister. Mrs. Geo. Mar.
a, Orange City, Iowa.
n. and Mrs. B. w. LaShier, who
ava here during the festivities OF the
WI, returned to Armour Friday
morning
Mrs D. Anderson and daughter,
,.;,h came down from Ashton Friday
anino to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
" Downey.
Miss Jennie West, principal of the
co,om schools, returned to Mitchell
r.;dov to remain during the sum-
mer vacation.
w.s aura Daniels, who has been at
+ordinp The normal school at Madison,
orrived home Friday morning for the
simmer vacation.
Will Koch. the new hardware dealer,
aesires to say that he will meet any
competitors in barbed wire. Call and
get his prices.
Rev. A. C. Stevens went to Redfeld
IN attend the commencement exercises
This week and delivered an address be-
fore the graduating class. He will also
rsit at Columbia before his return
home.
From May % to September 30, the
G.. NJ. & ST. P. Ry. will sell tickets
from Mitchell to Spirit Lake, Okoboji
ap0 Arnold's Park, Iowa, at fare and
ope-ff,h for the round trip. Return
limit 30 days. City papers please copy.
C. C. Halphide went to Sioux Falls
Friday as witness in the Joe
Kirby case. Chas. Colvin, the messen-
Ger running between Chamberlain and
Sanborn, was in charge Of the local
United States express Office during his
absence.
For the South Dakota teachers ex-
cursons to be held at Hot Springs, S.
D.. the G. M. & ST. P. Ry. will sell re-
turn tickets on June 21 at rate of one
way fare. For further information ap-
ply TO F. e. Clark, agent. City pa
pers please copy.
The Orpheus club will give a song
recital in the music hall of the Grand
opera house Friday evening, June IS,
for which occasion they have secured
the services Of Nine. Staufer OF Chica-
20 The ladies are to be commended
for their enterprise in securing a voca-
list of such ability and it is to be hoped
that their efforts will be endorsed by q
large audience.
For the annual tournament of the
South Dakota fremen's association to
be held at Madison, June p to "a the
c., NJ. & ST. P. Ry. will sell on June 2l
and %, inclusive, tickets to Madison
and return at one way rate. Return
coupons be limited to June 2S. Special
train service between Woonsocket and
Madison has been arranged for on June
- and 25 to connect with No. on the
222d and No. / on the 18th. Other
weekly papers please copy.
F. E. CLARK, Agent.
Mrs. Nina M. Moore returned to her
home at Dixon, H. She was here as q
witness in the Kimball Piano Co. case,
which was settled for the company by
their attorney, w. H. Helwig, who
managed the settlement very satlsfac
tory to the company, and the piano
which was in litigation was solo tc
Miss Mabel Robinson of Chamberlain
Mrs. Moore is engaged in the music
business at Dixon and enjoys the esteem
and confidence of the Kimball people
who again esta ablished her in business
at that point. Mrs. Moore succeeded ir
arranging her business affairs in sat
isfartory manner before her departure
People who went to see "Uncle Tom'
Cabin Thursday we're well pleased
with the musical features of the show
the band being especially good and thu
orchestra very satisfactory. So far q
the play is concerned, everybody has
strong reverence for it and of cours
the tent was full of people, but the man
ner in which, the drama was playet
hardly came up to their expectations
The actors and actresses we're slow II
their work and gave about as mucl
HE in the characters as you would fln'
IN tombstone. Many of the good por
tons OF the play were omitted. MI
lerry's company travels overland an
has quite an outfit altogether. He na
some splendid looking horses whlc
show the results of good care and hand
Ing, The company got into town lat
On account of having to 60 so far out
the way to cross the river. They wen
from here to Letcher, and were quar-
Tered at the Sanborn house while j
the city.