The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-03

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Mrs. #. j. Mead, Of Flandreau. is
visiting with Mrs. D. w. Burright
during corn palace week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Mullen, Of Ha-
warden, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of O. w. Coursey this week.
Glen Hopkins, a s~tenograhper in
the commission of school and public
lands office at Pierre, came home this
morning to remain a few days.
Mrs. VIM. Koch and Mrs. Henry
Swindler left Wednesday for High
land, Wis, being called there by the
serious illness of their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Lane. Of
Jerauld county, are in the city, guests
at the home Of ]. E. Wells. Mr..
Lane is the senator-elect from Jerauld
county.
MI. and Mrs. John Porter, of Ell
dora, Iowa, are making a short visit
at the home of Fl. R. Kibbee during
corn palace week. MIR. Porter at
tended the first corr palace in Mitch
ell ten years ago and was one Of the
judges of the county exhibits.
J. @. Adams. of Chicago, is in the
city to visit the corr palace a few
days. Mr.. Adams is in the real
( estate business and handles immense
quantities Of South Dakota land.
There are few. if any, better real
estate men in the country than Mr..
Adams.
Robert Schench, a brakeman on the
Milwaukee road. fell from the top of
a freight car Wednesday and broke
his arm. He had just come in with
his train from Sioux City when the
accident happened. He was taken to
the Office of DR.. w. g. Crane, the
company's physician, and the broken
member set.
Col. H. f. Hunter, land and immi-
grafton agent Of the Milwaukee road,
arrived Wednesday from Chicago,
and will remain through the corn
palace. Mr.. Hunter thinks that
Mitchell's corn palace is one of the
best things that could happen for
South Dakota, for it advertises her
resources very extensively in the east.
John w. Martin, of Watertown, can
didate forgoyernor on the democratic
ticket, arrived IN the city Tuesday
evening, and is a guest at The Mitch
ell. Mr.. Martin vas introduced to
the democrats and republicans in
the city. He is a very pleasant
gentleman to meet but realizes that
the democracy is not particularly
strong in South Dakota.
East Second street, adjoining Main,
has the appearance OF the Midway.
Halfway down the street in that
block are strung tents with all kinds
& of performances, and when they are
all doing business there is consider
able racket going on. Yesterday was
agood day for them, as the crowd was
large and the proprietors lost no
occasion in trying to pull the people
their way.
The dancing party given at the
Mitchell Club rooms was well at
tended Tuesday evening, there be-
ing about forty couples present. me
music was furnished by Ainwsorth's
orchestra, and dancing was kept up
until 1 o'clock. The music was very
enjoyable and the program was ar
ranged in a manner to bring about
the most pleasure for the dancers.
1t is hoped that the orchestra can be
secured for a date when there is not
SO much going on in the city.
Mahara's Ministries were greeted by
only an average house Tuesday even
ing, there being SO many other at
fractions in town that the attendance
was necessarily small. The company
gave a most excellent performance,
and it has been a long day since as
good a minstrel company has visited
Mitchell. The management has a
fine list of people and they do some
excellent turns in singing and dane
ing and other %specialties. There are
four ladies with the company and
their speciality work is of a very high
order.
The expositionmanagement desires
The Republican to make a statement
with reference to the use Of season
tickets at the corn palace. No season
ticket will be accepted at the door
in the hands Of any person, except
that his or her name appears on the
ticket. The season tickets are not
transferable, it is so printed on the
tickets, and the name Of purchaser
is written thereon, so that the man
agement has decided to stand by its
1ule. 1t has been necessary several
times to decline the acceptance Of
tickets when they have been pre-
Sented in the hands of other people,