The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-18
Mrs. Thos Fullerton went to Sioux
City Thursday to remain until after
Christmas with relatives.


: Mrs. ID. W. Ward, of PORTLAND.
Ore. is in the city tic guest OF her
sister-in-law, Mrs. John Ward.
Miss Mildred Hough has returned
from Cedar napids, Iowa, where she
has been since late in the summer.
WIN. Lenke and wife, OF Letchcr,
were in the city Thursday. They left
today for Milwaukee to make a
visit of a few weeks.
Registered Shorthorn cattle OF both
sexes from three years down. Also
Shropshire bucks. J. NJ. Erion,
s miles southeast CT Mitchell.
Rev. H. S. wilkinson went to Scot
land Thursday to assist for a day
in the revival meetings that are be-
ing conducted there in the Method
ist church.
Frank Foster. of Chicago, is VISIT
ing with his brother, Geo. f. Foster.
and family. MI. Foster is one OF the
pioneer residents Of chis section. To-
eating in the vicinity of Alexandria
over 81 years ago.
Miss Melissa Fox and Frank Prouty,
OF. Bard. we've united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon by Presiding
Elder G. E. Hager. They drove home
late in the afternoon.
Funeral services will be held over
the remains or b. W. Martin at his
residence on east First street this
afternoon at , O'Clock. They
will be conducted by Rev. r. j. Glib.
lett, pastor OF the baptist church.
Jos. II. Morrow departed Thursday
for the island of Cuba, where he
expects to remain for about six
weeks looking over the country.
Prof. T. A. Duncan expected to make
the trip with Mr.. Morrow, but
changed his mind at the last and ex-
poets to make ii trip to Florida
points with his family a little later
in the season.
Enthusiastically lady or gen.
tleman to manage business in this
county and adjoining territory for
house OF solid financial standing.
$40. 90 straight cash salary and ex-
penses paid each Monday direct
from headquarters. Expense money
advanced; position permanent.
Address Manager, sos Monon Bldg,
Chicago.
Thos. Clark, ii stranger to Mitchell,
was arrested Wednesday night on the
charge OF drunkenness. and this
morning was brought before Justice
Mckinley, who assessed a fine of S.,
which che prisoner vas unable to
pay. Clark was found wandering
around the Milwaukee railroad yards
and so drunk that he could hardly
navigate. Several times he barely
escaped being run over by the trains
that were moving about in the yardsT
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Burright and
little daughter left Thursday for
Orlando, Fla, where they will re-
main indefinitely with Mrs. Koch
and Mrs. Gosche. Mr.. Burright has
not thoroughly made up his nina
where he will locate for the winter.
having decided to pass up Asheville,
N. c. He expects 70 visit points in
Cuta during..the winter. They will
not return to Mitchell before the LIST
Of next May.
Hickman's Comedians presented
I'm Dixie Land" to a good audience
at the opera house Wednesday even
ing, and it was a play that pleased
nightly. The scenes are LAID in the
south and the time was during the
civil war. 1t is an interesting semi
military drama and a great deal of
amusement is worked in through the
two colored people. Mr.. Hickman
assumed the role Of the coon and
while not boiste rously funny he kept
the audience in an exceedingly good
huu!or during the evening. The com.
pany is certainly Il capable one
throughout and is far ahead of the
average repertoire company that Wis
its Mitchell.
Guy Hickmau's Comedians made
their initial appearance before :
Mitchell audience under circum
stances that were not particularly
favorable. The company arrived OF
the delayed Milwaukee passenger from
the east, and the members had to q
from the train to the dressing room
to begin their work Of the evening
having to forego the relief Of thu
paGgs Of hunger. Under The circum.
stances the company had a hard tim
to get through with their work. Tn
play was can American Gentleman
in London" While the play was pro