The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-19
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Born. to MI. and Mrs. John
Hattenburg. Sunday, Sept. IA, a
underground girl.
Born, to Prof. and Mrs. Shurtleff,
Saturday, Sept. 10, a daughter
Clarence Turney went out to Plank
linton Monday. He has accepted a posi-
tion as engineer Of the electric light
plant at the reform school.
Chas. Gottshalk, Of Aberdeen.
manager of the opera house, writes
The Republican that in the future
ii. L. Maxwell will have the local
management of the house and will
look after the interests of Mr..
G%ottschalk.
Frank P. McGovern arrived home
Saturday evening from a trip to New
York and Chicago. He went down
there to purchase his line of fall and
winter goods for the dry goods store
and reports that be was able to lay
in a very attractive line.
Rev. f. G. Morgan, pastor of the
Cathedral of Sioux Falls, occupied
the pulpit in the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and evening and
delivered two very interesting dis
courses, which were listened to with
close attention by the congregation.
Mrs. VIM. M. Smith and Jeanette
arrived home Saturday evening from
Mason City, Iowa, where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Grace
Edison and Judge Frank Chambers.
The wedding occurred on Wednesday
of last week, and was a very swell
affair.
The post office is in receipt of a new
post office special Remington type
writer which is not usually sent out
to offices Of the second class. Post
master Bras made application for the
machine and was fortunate in secur-
ing it as it is made especially for post
office work.
G. E. Vemilyea left on the Mil
waukee for home in Brookyille, Pa,
this morning. He will return in
about two weeks and locate at
Spencer to take the management of
the store there recently purchased by
C. E. Vermilyea. Mr.. Vermilyea has
been at Spencer for several days in
voicing the stock of dry goods he re-
Gently purchased and is now ready to
take possession.
There was a large delegation of
Mitchell people left Saturday morning
over the Milwaukee company's ex-
cursion to Kilbourn, Wis. Agent
Taylor stated that he sold lis tickets.
There were between forty and fifty
people came up from Parkston to
take the trip and the balance were
from this city. The round trip to
Kilbourn is over 1000 miles and the
rate Of 81 makes it one the cheapest
excursions ever run by the road in
this section of the state.
VIM. Edelmann and wife and child
of Sheridan, Wyoming, arrived 10
make a visit at the home Of S. c.
Jones. Mr.. Edelmann is a brother
of Mrs. Jones. He is engaged in the
mercantile trade and is an extensive
coal mine operator. Mr.. Jones is
showing his guest over the city and
he is quite surprised at the growth
of Mitchell since his first visit of a few
years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Edelmann
will leave at the conclusion OF their
visit here for Big Stone City to visit
with relatives.
There was an enthusiastic meeting
Of the Brotherhood of American
Yeoman at their hall Friday evening.
State Deputy Schriver was present.
Five members were initiated and two
presented their transfer cards. Miss
Carlota Meyer, who has been the
corresponding secretary, resignedabe-
cause she is soon to leave for, Cali
%fornia. The lodge remembered her
with tokens of its esteem IN the
way of a gold ring and a gold badge
of The order. After floor drills and
instructions by the deputy the ladies
served ice cream and cake.
Louis LaFortune and Miss Nora
Holshire were united in marriage
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
residence of the BRIDES parents. MI.
and Mrs. f. G. Holshire, 10 miles
northeast of this city. The ceremony
was performed by the Very Reverend
Dean Shea in the presence Of about
forty friends and relatives. The
bridal couple was attended by the
Misses Joana Grace and Myrtle
Holsl1ire and Messrs. Clayton La
Fortune and Ernest Holshire. Little
Daisy Holshire was the ring bearer
and presented it to the priest at the
proper place in the ceremony.
Dinner was served at the conclusion
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