The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-31

| Saturday afternoon from Scotland.
Mrs. G.. Fl. Smith and Mrs. John
Momsen came owe from Mt. Vernon
Monday morning.
Miss Goldie Beebe went to Mason
City, Ia, Monday morning for a short
visit with relatives.
For sale, sixbrood sows, will farrow
by Nov. 18th. Inquire on the Mason
farm. 6 miles west Of Mitchell.
James Kean left. Monday morning
for Canton, near which place he has
several large farms to look after.
Mrs. S. Rowland, of Sioux City,
spent Sunday with Mrs Frank Gibbs
and returned nome Monday morning.
Misses Louiee and Sarah Bras
spent Sunday with the Belts family
at Mt. Vernon n came home Monda!
morning.
G. acknowledgement up again in
the meat market business in his old
location, and will be pleased to serve
his old customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Bidwell arrived
home Monday afternoon FROM their
trip to Portland. Maine, where Mrs.
BidWell attended the national w.
g. T. U. convention.
Rev. D. r. Tomlin arrived home
Saturday evening from Chicago, to
which place he accompanied Mrs. H.
M. Clark, who returned to Toledo,
Ohio, with the remains Of her hus-
band.
Judge Abbey and son, Wins]ow, re-
turned Monday from their, trip
to Washington, to attend the national
encampment Of the G. A. r. They
also visited at Cincinnati, Ohio on
their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nickel, who
have been visiting relatives in the
city for the past month, left Monday
morning for Chicago. They expect
to spend the winter at that place and
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Misses Thompson and Mills
~dermatology specialists, permanently
remove superfolus hair, moles, etc. by
electricity. Electric facial massage
and scalp treatment, toilet prepara-
tions. Office at Mrs. Motlsy's corne
of Fourth and Rowley streets,
Mitchell, S. d:
MI. Fred Villas and Miss Addie
Samuels were united in marriage
Monday morning at Plankinton, at the
home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Thos.
Taubman. They arrived in the city
Monday and left on the afternoon
train for Irving, in Sphinx county,
where the groom is engaged in bust
ness.
0. L. BranSOn went up to Letcher
last Friday to look over the affairs
of the State Bank, in which he is
interested. Since the banks re-
organization some time ago it has
been doing a splendid business in
every way, the deposits having in
creased to a much larger amount.
Frank Ward is in charge Of the bank
at that place.
Edith Calhoun was nine years ole
Saturday and she entertained a mum.
Der of her little girl friends at her
home in honor of the occasion.
Games were played during the after
noon and at, a s%easonable hour re
freshments were served. The little
guests brought their hostess a mum
Der of presents with which to re
member the occasion.
Miss Mona Prescott went to Siou,
City Monday morning to remain will
her sister, Mrs. A. D. Walpole
through convalesence. Last .Frida.
Mrs. Waplole submitted to an opera
tion in the Samaritan hospital. DR.
Bobb. who, accompanied her there
returned home Saturday evening ant
said that Mrs. Walrole passed through
the trying ordeal very nicely indeed
much better, in fact, than was an
ticipated.
!! ~-Wm. M. Clark, a farmer residing
miles northeast Of town, was in tn
city Monday and had a complaint t.
make against a couple Of hunters VIII
were out his way Saturday. The
drove into his cornfield and shot a
some turkeys and chickens and the
drove away to the north. Returnin
in a short time they secreted them
: selves in some high grass in a ravine
and took another shot at the turkeys
and killed two, which they lugge'
1 off to town. Parties who were driN
ing along the road at the time got
good description of the horse an
buggy and a fairly good II Of til
! men, One of who more a red sweate
\ and the other had on a duck coat an
\ leggings. While in town Mr.. Clar
] kept a sharp lookout for a cleW tina