The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-05

plows, they have no equal. Sold by
D. W. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbun arrived
home last Friday from their trip to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Frank Bobb has purchased the gas
oline wagon Of II. G. Tapp and ex-
poets to take charge Monday morn
ing.
Miss Nolen, who has been visiting
with her friend, Miss Lottie Miliiken,
returned to her home in Sioux City
Saturday morning.
Miss Clara Nobis arrived home Sat-
urday from Fort Dodge, Iowa,
where she has been visiting a portion
of the summer.
Miss Frank Kintigh left Saturday
for Sioux City, where she expects
to reside in the future. She has a
good position with the Chicago Stamp
Works.
Mrs. f. II. Winsor and Florence
and Frank arrived home Saturday
via the Omaha road from their ex-
tended visit with relatives in Min
neapolis.
Mrs. j. T. Rees left Saturday
for Worthing and points in Kansas
to visit while on her way to Long
Beach, CAL, where she will join the
DR.. after he gets located there.
J. G. Runnell. of Evansville, Wis,
! is a guest at the home Of J. O. Wal
rath and came out to hunt during a
portion of the chicken season. Mr..
! Runnell makes annual trips to Mitch
: ell for this purpose.
!, w. A. Spain is in the city, a guest
: of his sister, Mrs. @. W. Johnston,
at The Mitchell. Mr.. Spain has
! been in the mercantile business at
Monte Cristo, Wash. He recently
sold out and is on his way back to
l Indiana.
! Mrs. James Lyons entertained a
= large party Of young folks Friday
evening at her cottage on the banks
of the Firesteel, where dancing was
:. INDUCED in the greater part of the
evening. Refreshments were also
served and those in attendance re-
ported a most delightful time. The
y cottage has just been erected for
y the convenience of Mrs. Lyons and
her friends for little outings.
a marriage in black and white oc-
& Cured at the court Saturday at
one O'Clock. Charles Crump and Mary
Allen, came down from Redtield on
: the Milwaukee passenger and hunted
up Judge Abbey and they were mar
: ried in the clerks Office. The groom
), is a mulatto and is not q bad looking
negro. The bride is white and pre-
= sented quite a stylish appearance.
She seemed quite satisfied with the
: gentleman Of opposite color and as
there was no other persons to be sat-
y isfed but herself in her marriage she
selected the color to suit herself.
ri Agent Taylor states that the mil
waukee road is figuring on running a
d special excursion train to .Kilbourn
r. City, Wis, one of the most beautiful
and attractive summer resorts in that
state. II enough people can be
secured to go the train will be
! started from MitchellS leaving here
), Saturday afternoon and arriving at
Kilbourn City Sunday morning. The
rate will be about 81 for the round
= trip and a sleeper will be attached to
Z the train, and berths can be secured
! for So for the round trip. The time
will be limited to two days at the
resort.
Miss Carlota Meyer will leave in a
couple of weeks for Sacramento, Cal,
where she will make her home in the
future. nShe takes the position in
b Sacramento as the general secretary
e OF the Young Womens Christian Asso-
+ citation and her work will be confined
Q the city alone. Miss Meyer. is well
t tltted for that class Of religious work
i and while engaged in the millinery
j business some of her time was devot-
ed to work along that line The Sac
s ramento young people can be assured
OF having secured a very capable and.
s earnest worker with Miss Meyer at
the head of the city association.
John W. Harris arrived from
: Sioux Falls Friday evening to ar
F, range for the opening of his cigar
factory, in which he will be. associated
by Mr.. B]acker, of Aberdeen. Mr..
: Harris opened the factory Monday
morning and began the manufacture
. OF cigars. He will steadily increase
his force of men as the business
, grows, and has made application to
the government to employ ten men
in the factory. Mr.. Harris is a very
!, pleasant gentleman to meet and be-