The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-18
Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LocAL NEWS MATTERS.
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Miss Ida -Whyte arrived home
Monday from Pomona, Cal, where
she has been for the past five months,
Mrs. Q. T. Lithfeld left We'd.
nesday for Onida Lake, N. Y, te
make a visit with relatives of indef.
mite length.
MIS-. Clara E. Lukins, who has
oeen outin Denver for several weeks,
arrived home Saturday evening via
the Omaha road.
Miss Sara Scallin arrived home
Tuesday from her trip to Minneapolis
20 attend the session of the National
educational Association.
Mrs. 6. H. Bishop left Tuesday
Tor a visit with relatives and
friends at Des Moines and Osceola,
Iowa. She will also visit at points
In Missouri, expecting to be away
about two months.
Mrs. E. S. Johnston left this
morning to visit with her, sister,
Mrs. H. t. Goodlad, at Black Earth,
Wis, and relatives at Madison, Wis.
She was Joined here by her sister,
Mrs. 0. E. McEwen.
In the st. Paul Dispatch of Mon.
day appeared a double column picture
OF Una Zenobia Smith. of this city,
who recently wrote the drama OF
de Medici' and had it produced
by the Juvenile talent Of this city.
Miss Mary Mcguire arrived home
Monday from Minneapolis, where
she has been attending the national
educational association. She also
visited her sister, Nellie, in St.
Paul, VINO is a teacher in that city.
A. T. Moreaux took possession Of
the Ideal restaurant Monday and
in the future will conduct the bust.
ness. The place will be kept open all
night as usual and Mr.. Moreaux ex.
poets to make a number Of improve.
ments in the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Barnard lef,
Tuesday for a trip to Portland,
Ore, going via the Omaha road,
They expect to be. gone about two
months.
Z. V. Sphinx has commenced the
erection OF a large house for Bar
Cox on the addition east of the City.
It is to be 50x42k1s, a story and d
half high. Mr.. Cox has four lots
in the addition and will, have plenty
of room around his house.
Miss Eliza Hall received notice
Monday Of her appointment as the
presidents secretary Of the Fedora
tion Of Women's Club Of this state
The appointment was made by Mrs.
Clara Coe. president ofSthe State or.
ganization, OF Deadwood.
A. Ell. Perhson arrived home from
Sioux Falls Monday evening. He had
been in attendance at the North
western Saengerfest and sang with
the Greig Sanforening Of Canton.
MI. PETERSON said it was a very pleas.
ant gathering and that they all en-
joyed themselves to the utmost.
There were about 300 singers in one
of the choruses, which was directed
by Prof. F%laaten, OF Duluth. Next
year the Saengerfest will be held at
Grand Forks, N. D.
Curtis & Randall Tuesday dis.
posed of their livery business to L.
W. Plotner and Flavel Logan, who
took charge on Wednesday. Mr..
Curtis viii become associated in an
enterprise already established by
MI. Randall on the reservation west
of Chamberlain, although he will
make this his home as usual. Messrs.
Logan and Plotner are both hustling
young gentlemen and doubtless viii.
w VIGIL III Cllc UuoluCSos lllCy lJdSe
an established trade to start in anc
a good line of horses and buggies.
No track has been secured of the
fellows who got away with the team
and buggy belonging to W.: J. Con
don Monday evening. Sheriff Swim
dler has sent postal cards to all points
in the surrounding country and Other
methods are being employed to get
track Of the nervy pair. 1t was
piece of high handed robbery ant
could be carried out easily owing
to its daring.
Captain O.. W. Coursey did not
accompany Co. D toWatertown We'd
nesday afternoon, but marched to
the Milwaukee depot and %then.turnet
the command of the boys over tt
Lieut.. Thos. II. Briggs. Captain
Coursey could not leave at the pres
ent time on account of having tx
look after some work in connection
with his new house. The captain ex'
poets to leave for Watertown Satur'
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