The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-30

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weller, of Sioux City, Iowa, Sunday,
Jan. %. a son.
F. a. Dickson and Asa Dodd were
over to Sioux Falls Thursday and re-
turned on the evening Omaha
passenger.
Wn-. NJ. Herbert came home
Tuesday from Candy, Mimi, where
he has been COME ring with the Lund
Land Agency.
The Eastern Star Chapter ladies
are arranging for a card party to be
given at Masonic hall on Friday
evening, Jan. 80.
Chas. G%ottschalk, of Aberdeen,
arrived in the city Tuesday morning.
He is the lessee of the Grand opera
house in this city and came down to
see how things were progressing.
Senator Abel, who arrived Thurs
day with the legislative delegation,
remained over a day as the guest Of
Senator Branson. and returned to
Bridgewater Friday morning.
Glen Hopkins arrived home from
Pierre Thursday. He has been en-
ployed by the State Publishing Co.
for some time, but had to give up
his position and return home on ac-
count of sickness.
There is M improvement in the
condition OF Co. Hamilton, and he
seems to be growing weaker each
succeeding day. His son and daugh-
ter are constantly at his bedside at
the Columbia house.
Will Scriyen lett Tuesday morning
to.take a freight run as brakeman on
the Milwaukee road between Sanborn
and Mitchell. He has been working
a greater share Of the time for the
past year for the company.
The Cosgrove Concert Orchestra
has been engaged by the Athletic As
ISOLATION of the University to give a
concert at the opera house on the
evening of Feb. 3. 1t contains ten
people and a yerv attractive program
is given.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van Fps, of
Sioux Falls, have been guests at The
Mitchell d portion Of the week, and
returned home Thursday evening.
Mr.. VanEps has large real estate
interests in Mitchell, which he has
held for a number OF years.
The many friends Of Carl Ralston
will be pleased to know that he will
still be in the grocery business.
Carl has accepted a position as head
clerk in Q. Burnside's grocery store
and entered upon his duties Tuesday
morning. Mr.. J.. A. Reed, who
formerly held the position, having
resigned to go into business for him
self.
Mrs. r. @. Colgrove- left Tuesday
morning for Waverly, Va, to which
place she and her husband moved
several motnhs ago. Mrs. Colgrove
has been settling up some business
matters and %disposing of some O
erty while here. She thinks they
will like it very well in that state,
and they have made an investment
in some farm lands.
John Jackson left Tuesday morning
~for.Atlanta, Ga, to resume his work
for the Spaulding Co., Of Grinnell,
Iowa. Mr.. Jackson expects to be
a way for nearly a year, as his ter
ritory covers several OF the southern
states, and he expects to reach the
Pacific coast before his years work
is finished. He sells buggies and
carriages to the wholesale and re-
tail trade.
r. M. Bailey, of the Mitchell Mills,
left Monday for a trip through
Iowa to place their -four in Iowa
markets. Since the firm has taken
charge of the mill it has been
equipped with a good deal of new
machinery that is making a higher
grade of flour. The flour that is pro-
duced by the home mill is equal to
anything that is shipped into the
city, and home consumption is in
creasing accordingly.
Mrs. 2. H. Kelley and children
returned home Monday over the
Omaha road from Huron and vi
cinity, where Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
spent the past few days visiting
friends. Mr.. Kelly went east after
his visit, where he expects to spend
about a week looking after business
interests at points in Iowa, Mime
sofa and Wisconsin, returning to
Mitchell Feb. a.
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