The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-17

- SUI WAS nOEI W MI. anQ MIS-. M,
D. Purdy Friday.
Miss Mae Collins arrived home Sat.
urday afternoon from Burlington
Mich. where she has visited the great.
er share Of the summer.
Harry Mcdonald went to Chicago
to attend the Northwestern dental
college and will finish his course iI
that profession while away.
For sale, Full blooded Poland china
male pigs of April farrow, farm ad.
joining city limits to the south.
G.. III. johnson.
Judge Smith and Court Steno.
grapher Boyles came home from
Plankinton last week, having held
a term Of circuit court out there.
r.. G. Dickson and family have
been on their ranch for some little
time and have again taken up Their
residence in Mitchell on east Third
street.
Z. O. Gale departed Saturday
for points in Iowa and to Chicago to
take a little needed rest from his
~labors'in connection with the recent
corn palace.
Found, II bride, AZ miles south
west of Mitchell. Owner can have
property by calling on j.. e. Siam
baugh, 6 miles southwest OF Mitchell,
and paying for this notice.
Mrs. George r.. Douthit went to
Violin, northeast of Yankton, Monday
morning to attend the wedding Of
Nj. Douthit's sister Tuesday. Mr..
Douthit leftlfor that place Tuesday,
S. Il. Boylan, of Armour, was in
the city Friday. Mr.. Boylan has been
nominated by the republican party
as one of the representatives from
that district for the state legislature.
s. II. Wright, of Centerville. was
in the city. He had been out to
Plankinton to appear as attorney in
the Chamberlain townsite case, which
seems to be never ending in it's
existence.
MI. and Mrs. W. Fl. Nickel arrived
on the harvest excursion from Mich
igan and will remain here for several
weeks. Nj. Nickel said that they
will spend the winter in Chicago,
and that they couldn't forego the
pleasure of making another visit
with old friends in this city and
vicinity.
At the democratic convention in
Aurora county, held last week,
Wayne Mason was nominated for
county treasurer. Mr.. Mason was
nominated by the state democratic
convention for state auditor, but the
gentleman declined later, preferring
to take his chances of being elected
treasurer of his home county.
If this beautiful October weather.
will only continue through the COM
ing two months South Dakota people
can live on Indifferent to the strike
in the anthracite coal region. No
state in the union is putting up any
finer class of weather than what is
being manufactured in South Dakota
every day.
We noticed by the Washington press
dispatches of the parade Of the
national G. a. r. that the Iowa old
soldiers patterned after the South
Dakota veterans in the matter of
carrying some emblem representative
of the state, and they too made corr
stalk canes and carried them. South
Dakota's old soldiers originated this
idea some years ago and have always
appeared in the parade with their
corn canes.
A wedding occurred at the Congre-
gational parsonage Thursday evening
at 1880 O'Clock. The contracting
parties were Lewis j. Lavoy, Of
fChatum, Mich, and Miss Edna Hill,
of this city, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. D. r. Tomlin,
the ring ceremony being used. VIM.
A. yelling and Miss Frances Nabinger
stood up with the couple while the
ceremony was performed. The newly
married couple went out to Plankin-
ton this afternoon to visit with rela-
tiyes.
Franz Putterich, aGerman printer
employed in the Educator office, was
before the bar Of justice presided
lover by James Mckinley, Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Putterich was placed under
arrest on the complaint of A. R..
Groenke, who published Die Dakota
Post until it suspended publication
last January, charged with purloining
an o%yercoat that was valued at $12.
T. J. Spangler appeared for the de-
PENDANT. Putterich was formerly
employed by Groenke in his printing
office and claimed that he took the
1 coat, IN mari. paupapt of tha uaroc