The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-25
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LOCAL NEWS MATTERS.
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Miss Eliza Verm:lyea went out to,
chamberlain Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Wm. Koch sells the Plymouth
binding Irvine. Farmers who have
used it give it a hearty endorsement.
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, who
nave been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Q. w. Walrath, returned to
their home at Milton, Wis, Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Reid. OF Huron, state
secretary Of the i. T. L. was in the
city Friday, a guest Of Mrs. M. a..
Reeves. Miss Reid has given several
lectures on the work in the county
during the week.
At the meeting of the Maccabees
Monday several new, candidates
were Initiated, and there is a class
OF twelve more to be taken through
the work at an early date. One Of
the candidates voted on last night
and who passed was Omie Harris,
the young man who was killed by
falling from his bicycle. At the con-
clusiol OF the work the members
went. to Moreaux' Cafe and refresh
ments were served. The members
speak verv highly Of the service CIV
en- by MI. Moreaux. and SAID every
thing was presented in a very fine
shape.
z. A. Besancon and Miss Ina Nc
Cready were united in marriage Mon
day evening. The ceremony was
performed by Justice Mckinley at 9
O'Clock at his residence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Besancon will live in rooms
over the Shamrock restaurant, which
is owned and operated by the groom
and his father. Both have lived here
but a short time, MI. Besancon COM
ing here from Blunt and the bride
being a former resident Of White
Lake. Their friends will extend their
hearty congratulations oyer their
marriage.
DIR. G. A. Bower has just added
one of the latest improved appli-
ances for the treatment of rheumatic
troubles to his office, and it is now
set up and ready for operation. The
machine is large enough to take in
the body of a person and give them
such a sweating that will relieve
rheumtaism,in practicllay any form.
1t is operated with gasoline heat,
which can be run up to. a tempera-
ture of nearly 400 degrees. In con-
nection with the large machine there
is a smaller one for treatment of an
arm or leg, where either member is
placed IN the ovenlike apparatus and
given the treatment. DR.. Bower
said that this machine gives one the
same treatment that is secured at
the famous Hot Springs. 1t is USED
quite extensively in the east and its
work has been highly successful ir
all rheumatic cases.
Mrs. II. r. Kibbee entertained 6
party of ladies and gentlemen at bel
home Monday evening in honor o,
Miss Fosdick, of Sioux Falls, Mis-
Clark, of Vermillion, and Mrs. Ids
Rooney, Of Kansas City, Mo. The
evening was passed in various amuse
ments, sinch occupying the first par
of the evening. In this Mrs. Nichol!
took the head prize and w. e. Turne,
the consolation. Some musical Sc
! lections were also given with which
to entertain the guests ii. z
Beckwith, Miss Gertrude Becker ant
Mrs. Rooney favored the guests will
) vocal selections, and these were de
: cidedly pleasing. Refreshments wer'
served in the beautiful apartment
and these were a pleasant feature o
the evening. After refreshment
: were over the rugs were removes
from the floor, and for nearly tw'
hours the guests INDUCED in dancing
The whole was most delightful
, affair and it will long be remembers
by the guests. Mrs. Kibbee made
, most entertaining hostess and admir-
e ably looked after the pleasure an
D comfort of her guests.
Sol Nolt returned from Watertow!
on the freight from the north Nor
day evening, having gone up ther
Saturday to attend the State Guar
S encampment. He brought along
note fromCaptain Coursey, who ais
went up Saturday, which containe
some information as to how Co. D
: is getting n. The captain said tina
the home company was making
good showing among the other CON
panies in the camp. Co. D. was Sc
e lected as the color company and sal
that the boys were proud Of the fac
e that they had been chosen to carr
. the colors of the old Suth Dakta reg
d iment. The captain said that tn
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