The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-23
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

A.. L. .McGovern & Sons announce
a special cloak and suit sale for next
Saturday and Monday. when the rep
resentativc Of a large eastern house
will be here.
Mrs. Jos. Erenbach. a sister of JOS.
Schlimgen. and Mrs. Peter Erenbach.
OF Norwaik. Wis arrived via the
Omaha loAd Tuesday evening for a
visit Of several weeks.
VIM. Koch has taken the agency
for the Calmar. Ia, wagon, and
has a carload on hand. This wagon
has been manufactured for 81 year
by n family. This is western made
and the freight rates are cheaper.
1t is the best wagon for the western
farmers.
The next game Of football that will
be played in Mitchell will take place
on Monday Of nexl week, when the
Red:ie!d college eleven viii come
down for a game with the University
eleven. The game will be called
promptly at ! O'Clock in order to give
the players a chance to finish the
game Sc that the Redtield boys can
return home on the afternoon passen-
ger.
Contractor Scheurenbrand has been
waiting for Il week for the arrival Of
two dressed stones that occur a
prominenta~.position in the front of
the city hall building, where the
work could ssbe carried forward no
further without them. The stones
arrived "wednesday and the center
OF the front will now be carried to
the same height Of the rest of the
building, where it stands at least a
foot above the basement story.
A quiet wedding ceremony occurred
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Wood, on east First street, Tuesday
evening, when Mr.. Samuel P. Powell,
of this city, and Miss Helen Schraed-
er, of Parkston, were united in mar
riage. The ceremony was performed
in the presence Of a few friends by
Rev. @. E. Hager. Mr.. Powell is a
tailor and is employed in the estab-
lishment OF Z. w. Adams, having
lived here since last Eel ruary. The
bride came here from Parkston a few
days ago for the event. They Will
make their home in the future in
this city.
John Watson was up before Justice
Mckinley Wednesday on the charge
Of being drunk and disorderly and he
was assessed a fine of 800. Late
Tuesday afternoon he made an as
sault on one Of the landlords OF The
Waverly over the disagreement of the
price of a room. Watson went up
stairs and took possession of a room
to SLEEP Off his jag, and when he
came down declared he had paid for
it, and when Mr.. Webster said he
hadn't it was then Watson got busy.
He hasn't paid his fine as yet and
it will take him nearly two weeks
to serve out the time in Jail.
S. j. johnson and Miss Marie IN
dem, Of Mt. Vernon, were united in
marriage Wednesday at 3 O'Clock
by Justice Mckinley at his home.
The editor dropped around that way
in search of police court new and
fell. in with the wedding party. The
justice performed that ceremony lin
neat and commanding way The
bride and groom are fine looking
young people and will make their
home on a half section farm just
north of Mt. Vernon. a brother
and sister Of the groom accompanied
them to this city. When the we'd
ding party drove back to Mt. Vernon
late in the afternoon some person
tied a pretty tough looking shoes tc
the 1ear Of the buggy.
At the regular meeting Of the a.
o. U. w. Tuesday evening it result
ed in one of a general social charac-
ter. Some resolutions were passed.
Ilt" CdIluludltS "ClC DdllOCCu III
and some time was spent in listen
ing to speeches from various mem.
hers for the good Of the order. After
adjournment the members went owe
to Sam Webber'S restaurant, where
an oyster supper had been prepared
and all partook Of the stews in {
manner that made Sans face bean
with a smile. One OF the members
said that something on the same or
der was going to happen every Tues
day night, as sort Of an inducemen1
to bring out the members and thu!
keep up the lodge interest.
c.. Chris Glenn, of washington
Springs, and states attorney for Jer
auld county, was in the city OF