The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-11-19

socket Tuesday. where he was at
tending court.
y. G. Hipnle ard Alvin Shaw came
up from Parkston TO see the foo ball
game Monday.
Father Hogan is now residing in the
Thunuissen residence, having moved
there several days ago.
j. w Lindsay, an attorney OF Ar
mour, WAS in the city on business and
returned home Tuesday ,norning.
Miss Grace Welton returned to her
home at Sioux Falls Tuesday, She was
the guest Of Mrs. Sydney Smith.
Mrs Lpren6o and children left Tues
day for Readley, California, where; they
will make their home in the future.
Sheriff Cook went TO Woonsocket
Monday evening to attend court aud
expects to return Thursday morning.
Fred Widmann came home from
Plankinton, where his new saloon was
opened Monday. Thos. Navin is in
charge of the business out there for Mr..
Widmapn.
The Ladies' of the Methodist church
gave a chicken pie supper in Main
street building Tuesday evening and q
large number partouk of the splendid
supper fui nished by them.
a horse race at the extreme end of
east First street late Monday after
noon between Charley Bailey's horse
and horse from Plankinton attracted
quite a crowdl Mr.. Bailey's horse was
| the winner in the contest.
A. I. Wright, who has been in
| Mitchell for the past week. looking
after his real estate interests in this
vicinity, returned home to Milwaukee
Tuesday. Mr.. Wright is very we'll
pleased with the outlook in this vicin-
|ity.
Manager Gale has made an engage
ment for the appearance of Macmillan
Dick and his concert company at the
Grand opera house on Jan. 1. Mr..
Dick is violinist and appeared in
Mitchell about four years ago, at which
time he made wonderful impression
on the audience and carried the people
| by storm. MIR. Gale is to be congratu-
lated on securing this great artist for a
concert here.
The A. o. U. W. lodge and the
members families had aroyal good time
at Fulton Monday night, on the occa-
sion OF Mr.. Sedam's visit to the lodge,
when ho delivered lecture and lis
played some stereopticon pictures. At
the close of the entertainment refresh
mepts were served in an adjoining store
building and all of 300 people were
served. l.. E. Stair of this city was
present and enjoyed the occasion very
much indeed.
Irwin Deerholt and Cassie Van Horn
were married Wednesday morning alto
O'Clock, the ceremony occurring at the
Methodist parsonage and was conduct
ed by Rev. A. G. Stevens. They left
on the east train an hour later for
Reedsburg, Wis, where Mr.. Deerhot
owns small farm and on which they
will reside. The bride is a graduate OF
the Mitchell high school and has a
large circle of friends who will wish
her much JOY in the union.
/ Ensign Gribben made he" financial re-
port to the Salvation Army Monday
evening for the three months in which
she has had charge Of the barracks in
this city. In that time she has
received $500. 36 and has paid out for
various expenses, such as lights, rents
4 fuel, car fare for various officers who
have gone away, the sum of $l95.6l
leaving balance OF $4. Is cash on hand
When Ensign. Gribben came on Aug. II
the army was in debt S62.5O, which ha:
been reduced nearly one-half by hel
efforts. She is hardworking little
lady and the work has p.ospered wei
under her charge.
For the balance OF November Hicki
makes the following predictions of th'
kind of weather we ! are 20 have
WARN rains in many sections ant
possibly here, but more probably slee
and snow Is and 10. Cold. frost,
! weather after these storms. Heavy aut
dangerous storms are to be expected
two or three days before the sam
length of time after the evening of th
24th. Every condition is right for it
The cold wave is likely to be intens
and far reaching. The month will clos
!. warmer with new storms brewing. O.
. the whole the month will be storm
: and very like winter. December vii
: be cold, stormy month
There are great many Mitchell pee
pie who will pleasantly remember Re,
4 A. W. Atkinson and wife when he wa
: pastor OF the Methodist church som
t years ago. They have recently locate
!. at Lisbon, Ohio, and on the occasion
8 Mr.. AdkinsOn's "a first sermon in the Meti