The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
. TOWN AND
ENTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
1fE COURSE OF A WEEK.

elo' VIM mlilS, pumps, pipe, etc .
see 9. b. VanAlstine.
Miss Ella Wilkinson. of %I.ennux,
spent Sunday with her parents, and
returned this morning. Miss WilkIn
son has a large class in music at Len.
noS and consequently makes hel
home there for the present.
Mrs. (, O.. Hager has returned from
her Trip to Baltimore, Nd, where she
attended the national gathering OF
the General Executive Committee of
the Missionary Society Of the Meth
odist church. She reports having had
a most enjoyable time.
Geo. W. Carton went to Denison,
Iowa, Tuesday to attend The cell
ebrat!on of the marriage Of Miss leila
May Hover and Arthur E. Green.
which took place Wednesday even
ing. The bride was a former resident
OF Mitchell and moved with her par
entS to Dcnison.
Mrs. Vim. Koch left this morning
for Orlando, Florida. to spend the
winter. Mrs. NJ. II. Gosche IS at the
same place for the benefit of her
health and the two ladies will live
together, At last accounts Mrs.
Gosche was growing some better. Mr..
hoch and Mr.. Gosche expect to 20
some time later in the year.
Judge Smith and Court S@tenograph-
Ell BoyleS went over to Alexandria
Tuesday to hold d term of circuit
court for Hanson county. The new
court house will be initiated with it's
hrst term at this time. the county
officers having moved in a short
time ago. The term of court will
not be very heavy, as some Of the
cases that promised to be interesting
and exciting have been Withdrawn
or settled.
Manager Nichols, of the opera
house, says that William Owen, the
talented young tragedian, has been
secured for a performance of one
night. on November a, when he will
present the attractive bill of ''When
Louis nj was King Mr.. Owen is
supported by J. ". Mcconnell with
a good company behind him. He
has appeared in Mitchell on several
occasions and his acting has been
highly appreciated.
Taken up, a yearling steer, red in
color and weighs about 600 pounds.
Same came to MY pasture north Of
town last May. Owner can have the
animal proving property and paying
all charges. c. W. Walratb.
Eli Thomas, editor of the Armour
Chronicle-Tribune, was in the city
over night and returned home Tues
day. Mr.. Thomas lately pur-
chased the Chronicle and he vent tC
work at.once to improve the paper in
his characteristic way, with the re-
suit that it has been made to appear
brighter and more newsv than he,e
tofore. With the ChroSlcle and Her
aid Armour has twg papers which
are hard to beat in the state.
The chances ~forSecuIing the Crane
Forks foot ball team for a game with
the University eleven on .Thanksgiv.
ing Day are not very good. and in
fact the negotiations have been pulled
off. 1t will cost about $500 to guar.
antee the expenses Of the team tt
Mitchell and back and it was q
doubtful question in the minds OF the
managers if that much money coult
be taken in as gate receipts Cores
pondence has been entered into with
Will Robinson, Of Tyndall, to brint
his team to this city for a Thanks.
Egiving game and it may result ir
having some kind of foot ball on thai
day.
Judge Smith will convene the ad.
journed term OF circuit court in thi:
city Friday at l O'Clock and the mem
bers of.the regular jury will also bt
present. At that time the case O.
the state against james Frances will
be tried. Frances is charged will
making a deadly assault on Thos
J Briggs, the night watchman, during
corn palace week. Francis is a Grip
! pie and is unknown here, havin.
come in with the stray gang of tough:
J who got pretty thick in town the frs
! two days Of the palace, but who were
soon driven out. 1t is understood
that about the only defense Frances
has got and what he will probably us'
as a last resort, is that Of insanity.
Tuesday was excursion day over tht
Milwaukee road into South Dakota
! but there were not very many home
7 seekers who came out to this country
In conversation with n. G., TOWne