The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-21

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visiting her sister. Mrs. James
Lyons, left Friday morning for her
home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. L. Meyer have
moved into a cottage at the extreme
end Of east Fifth street. on the E.
M. Greene addition.
Mrs. S. c. Jones has been at Big
Stone Lake, and visited With friends
in Minneapolis for several weeks and
arrived home Thursday.
]. FL. Scriven went to Ida Grove.
Iowa, Friday morning. MI. Scriven
contemplates shipping his stock of
gents furnishing goods to this city
and engaging in business.
Rev. ID. r. Tomlin has been at
Huron for several days and returned
Friday. accompanied by Rev. w.
H.. Thrall, the state superintend-
ent Of the Congregational chruch.
&C. N. Vogus & Sons have a poll
parrot in their show window that at
tracts the attention of passersby.
The bird will be given away on ii
proposition that is detailed in their
advertisement on another page.
j. A. Gheen, the manager of the
Standard Oil Co. for this state, ar
rived from Sioux City Friday
and-went to Redtield on The after
noon train. Mr.. Gheen has been
sick Of late and is somewhat reduced
in flesh as a consequence.
The weather was partly in sympa-
thy with the ice cream social given
on the lawn Of Mis-. j. L Hannett
Thursday evening by the ladies Of
the Holy Family chulch. The sur
%roundings were very attractive and
the attendance was very good.
Mrs. Geo. e. Logan went to Min
neapolis Thursday evening via the
Omaha road to remain a short time.
Mr.. Logan is there at present and ex-
poets to be in Minneapolis the great
er part Of the winter. He is engaged
in looking after some machinery for
the manufacture of cement blocks.
The dramatic people who have been
engaged by G. e. FOX for his COM
pany. which will 60 on the road this
season, have commenced to arrive in
the city. The company will produce
"New Jersey Folks a rural drama,
which has been read by the stage di.
rector of the company and who pro.
nounces it the best thing he has ever
seen. Mr.. FoX's company will oper
I the season in this city on Saturday
evening. Aug. D, at the Grand opera
house. There are nine members ir
, the company and some competent
people have been secured to present
j the drama.
Misses Emma and Pearl Harke.
. have returned from Buffalo county
driving in from Kimball late Wednes
day evening. For the past six o
! eight months the young ladies hav'
I been making periodical trips TO tina
county to establish their residence O
a quarter section Of land. Wednes
Z day they proved up on their quartz
. sections before the United State
land office at Chamberlain, and u
soon as they receive their patent
from the government they will be il
= absolute possession of some good farm
D ing land. 1t has been no easy tasl
to conform to the land laws in liv
4 ing in a shanty some distance fror
town, and by the time they have es
tablished their residence they hav
learned their title to the land.
, A quiet wedding event transpire
Z at the home of the groom's parents
=, Mr.. and Mrs. U. Y. Wells. on cas-
DSecond street. Thursday evening
J At the hour OF ] O'Clock Willial
Wells and Miss Julia Forst wei
< united in marriage By the Ve1
: Reverend Dean Shea, the ceremon
4 occurring in the presence of the re
x atives of the groom. The bride hi
x been working in the Mitchell Steal
y Laundry for some time, and tt
4 groom is a clerk in Burnside's stor
and both are well known in the cit
I among their circle Of friends. I'll
. couple left on the evening Oma1
x passenger. for Salem and will Wis
4 at the home of the bride at Ramse
= and expect to return to the city tt
4 first of the week.
F. L. Meyer has retired from tt
. livery business in this city, and +
= the fall and winter will devote b
4 time to conducting his feed yard
! the Milwaukee s%tockyards. For abo
. Is years Mr.. Meyer has conducted
4 live1y stable in Mitchell in the ba
on tho cnrnaI of Third and I nml