The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-19

Mrs. a. Q. Hoon came up from
Armour FRIDAY afternoon.
The finest corn binder ever sold
in Mitchell is the Plano.
Selma Sisal or Standard Irvine for
10 cts, Manila IL cts. d. w. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hatch came
over from Mt. Vernon Friday morning
to attend the Bachelor dancing party
that evening.
j. IA. Scriven arrived home Friday
afternoon from Ida Grove, Iowa, and
accompanied Mrs. Scriven home from
the state fair at Yankton.
Mrs. G. E. Dean, of Waverly, Iowa,
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Q. II. Krom, east Of town, left
for her home Friday morning.
Miss Florence Sherman, of Chicago,
arrived Thursday and has taken the
position as head milliner in Chas.
Ferguson's store. She will be assisted
by Miss Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Smith, Of
Mason City, Iowa, have been visiting
with Mrs. Smiths parents. G. A.
Beebe and wife, and returned home
Monday morning.
w. L. Ballard, of the firm of
Ballard s. Son, of Sioux Falls, was
in the city. They have sold monu-
ments to Mrs. J. f. Bradley, Geo.
Meredith, Jas. Foran and others.
Fl. r. Kibbee arrived home Thurs
day evening from Colfax Springs,
Iowa. He has been there for the past
two weeks for the benefit of his
health, and comes home much i'm
proved.
Prof. Geo. II. Grace was in the city.
He is not teaching school this fall,
his place being taken by Mrs. Grace.
Prof. Grace is a candidate for the
nomination of superintendent Of
schools on the republican ticket in
his county.
DR.. R. F. Dundass invites all
citizens Of Mitchell to call at his
office for envelopes and folders to use
in their correspondence. This will
materially help advertise the corn
palace among your friends and costs
you nothing.
~, $3.50 Ha.. H#-
Wanted:-At once a girl to work
for her board and go to school, or to
work for wages, good wages. Call
+, on or address.
Mrs. G. G. Dean,
Mitchell, S. d.
No. Cos west Third street.
The c., M. & St. P. railway is
connecting Nichols jewelrye store
with the depot by a private telegraph
wire, so that the time may be wired
direct to the store each day. In
this way Mr.. Nichols will be greatly
benefited in inspecting the watches
Of the employees of the road.
The frost that was predicted
Thursday night put in appearance
with telling effect. The thermome-
ter went to "a degrees. The frost
was sufficiently heavy as to put
a stop to much further growth of
vegetation. Corn was pretty we'll
out of the way o. frost, and conse-
quently was not susceptible to
injury.
R. w. Porteous and wife, of Man
chester, Iowa, are visiting their son,
a. p. P%orteous, of Rome township.
Twenty years ago Mr.. Porteous made
a trip to this section and he express
ed himself as being greatly surprised
and pleased at the great evidence of
changes in the condition of the
country and the people. The country
is verifying the good predictions he
made for it on the occasion of his
first visit.
Nj. Lee E. Wolgemuth and Miss
Mary Gertrude Hosford were united
in marriage at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Hosford, in West Chicago, ILL.,, on
Wednesday, Sept. 10. The marriage
was performed in the presence Of the
relatives of the contracting parties,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wolgemuth, of
this city being present. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. John
Best, pastor Of the Congregational
church, at high noon. The bridal
couple and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B.
Wolgemuth left the same evening fol
Mitchell, arriving over the Omaha
road the. next day. Lee is a former
Mitchell boy and was very popular
among his large circle of friends, and
they are hearty in extending theil
congratulations over his union. Mrs.
Wolgemuth is an attractive looking
young lady. and Lees good judg,
ment is highly endorsed by all bis
friends. They will remain here
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