The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-17
Miss Marion Krom went to Sioux
City Tuesday to visit with friends.

Miss Marion Krom went to Sioux
City Tuesday to visit with friends.
Miss Esther Lewis commenced a
term of school out in the Ward dis
trict Monday.
Ell. o. Newell was here from Yank
ton and got two of his horses which
strayed away from him while in this
vicinity last fall.
Ethan T. Cotton, of Bijou Hills, L
A. Shuster, of Miller, and j. P. Hau-
ser, of Aberdeen, arrived in the city
Tuesday morning TO resume their
studies at Dakota University.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. L. Potter drove
home Saturday evening from Mellette,
where Mr.. Potter has been looking
after the harvesting of his wheat crop.
IL will average about 10 bushels per
acre.
Harry 2. Camp, who used to be con-
nected years ago with Frank Hug
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now located in Chicago, was in the city
Monday afternoon and discussed old
times with friends.
G. w. Davis, who is interested in
the lum Der business with j. S. Daniels
in this city, has spent few days in the
city and returned to his home at Osh-
kosb, Wis, Monday morning. Mr..
Davis had not learned of his partners
illness until he arrived in the city.
Mary Louise Burns entertained about
twenty-five of her little boy and girl
friends at her home Saturday afternoon
from 3 to 6. The little folks enjoyed
themselves to the full limit and the
nice refreshments served were an add
ed pleasure to the amusements.
Business assumed large proportions
in the Milwaukee yards Sunday. Four
special stock trains came in during the
day, two from the north and two from
the west, about SO cars in all The
stock was sent south and east to points
where it will be fed for later markets
Rev. A. E. Keables and wife enter
tanned large audience at the Baptist
church Sunday evening with steropti
con pictures of religious nature
Mrs. Keables assists in the singing and
Mr.. keables tiuently describes the
scenes placed upon the canvass. They
will be here all the week and no admis
sion is charged to the entertainment.
Miss Belle Taylor, who has been con
nected with the reform school at Plank
inton as an Instructor in one of the
departments, has resigned her position
and returned to Mitchell Monday morn
ing to remain three or four weeks with
her mother and will then go to Wes
Superior to spend the winter with he,
sister, Mrs. Geo. Neville.
MIR. and Mrs. John Barndt of A Der
deem was in the city Saturday after
noon, this being the windup OF thei
bridal toT. They were married a
Redfeld, aept. 4. The bride is neic'
of Mrs John Hough and was the oper
ator at the Western Union Office a
Red6eld. The groom is a brakemal
on the Milwaukee road between Mitch
ell and Aberdeen.
AT the services in the Methods
church Sunday evening Mrs. Chas
Tenney, of Sioux City, entertained
large audience with a beautiful sopran
solo, 1t was sacred selection an
we'll fitted to display the finer qualitie
, of her voice. Mrs. Tenney possesses
voice full of richness, pathos and powe
and her singing gave distinct ples
sure to the services of the evening.
Rev. A. E. Carhart and family hav
I moved to Mitchell from Elk Point an
are occupying the Blanchard residenc
v on the south side. Mr.. Carhart is al
v ISOLATED in the work OF building up th
r anti.saloon league movement in tn
i. state and stands at the head of the o.
. ganization as president. THE REPUl
L1cAN is very glad to welcome such q
estimable family to this city and trus
;. that their stay will be very pleasal
among US.
: A special stock train of l3 cars can
e. in from Chamberlain over the Milwa
q kee Tuesday and were sent sou1
it to Sioux City. All the cars were
the sama nattern anO color and IL
l. train presented q good appearance
% it pulled out of the yards. The Nj
t. waukee road anticipates doing a b
u business out that way from now on
# they have secured most all of the cs
l. tie on the reservation for shipme
"a over their road, which has heretofo