The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-06

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The little town Of Loolnis is grow
ing steadily. One Of the new build
ings that is being erected is "a grain
elevator for the firm Of TruaN 4
Belts, of this city.
W. j.. Heating. Of Sioux Falls, gen
eral state agent for the Equitable
Life Insurance Co., is in the city in
conference with the local agent of
the company, Geo. II. Douthit.
Bishop Hare has notified the
Priest-in-charge t, at he will make
his annual visitation to st. Mary's
church on Sunday. Dec. 81. The
bishop will be heartily welcomed by
his many friends in Mitchell.
Miss Grace Vaughan entertained
about twenty Of her young friends
Tuesday evening in honor of her
sixteenth birthday. Refreshments
were sci we'd, and many games were
played. which were thoroughly en-
joyed by her guests.
The Woman's Library Association
held a meeting in the room of the
Carnegie building Tuesday afternoon
to discuss some matters of interest
to the association. The ladies are
decorating their room in nice taste
and as soon as it is completed they
will have a pleasant place in which
to hold their meetings.
Rev. r. H.. Youngman, who has
been quite sick for the past ten
days, is reported to be sumo better
and is able to be out occasionally.
He was unable to go to Huron FOR
services Sunday and the family will
! not be able to nov there until
there is a change for the better in
| Mr.. Youngman's condition.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church. who held a bakery at Burn
sizes store last Saturday feel very
much graIiiied over the receipts Of
their enterprise. Reports from al.
sources have been heard from and
they sent word to The Republican
that they cleared 1926, which will e
to help in the. work Of the society.
Carl G. Noldner, Of Ebenezer
Douglas county, was united in mar
riage to Miss Madeline J. Claudy a
? o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the cere'
mony being performed by the Rev,
IT. J. Glblett. pastor Of the Baptis'
church, at the home of Mrs. G. w
ellis. They will reside at EbeneZer.
where the groom is engaged in farm
ing.
Miss Anna Elsner, teacher Of eln
cution at the University, is giving
series OF entertainments in differen1
parts of the state, at times when shv
can get awav from her duties. Mis-
Elsner is capable Of giving a fine re
cital and towns that are fortunate
enough to secure her services will b
sure OF hearing al accomplished
reader.
Mrs. Ed Leehan and Mrs. Geo
. Evans returned Tuesday evenin!
from their claims, which are locate
IS miles west OF Chamberlain. Tn
} ladies made the distance OF 100 mile
by team and show a large amour
(, of fortitude to drive that distance
!, They say they will appreciate thei
claims thewn they get their patent
from the government.
We received a copy Of the Marion
Iowa, Register. of last weeks ed
tion which contained an intercstin
5 account of the reunion or the PAT
Iowa veterans, it being the sevent
t biennial gathering Of these Of
s soldiers. Among the speakers wi
e addressed the old soldiers we notice
2 the name OF r. f. Blanchard, Of tn
e city. Referring briefly to his tall
the Register SAID: "Thos. E. Blal
! chard Of Company A,-now and fl
+ twenty years a. citizen Of South D.
kota, then delivered one Of the be
S reunion speeches ever heard in Ma
ion.n
The Republican received a pr
y gram of the meeting Of the Gener
Executive Committee Of the Won
e ans Foreign Missionary Societ.
y which is in session at Baltlmor
It which was sent by Mrs. R.
q Hauar a dalepate from this state