The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-14

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Mrs. F. W. Freyberg and little son,
Neil, went to Salem to visit several
weeks With friends.
Gwyneth Logan and Grace Robin
son returned from Chamberlain Sat-
urday and were accompanied by
Beth Lockwood.
Fred Widmann returned Friday
afternoon from Yankton having been
down there to see about some MATER
iaI for his hotel building.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles came
up from Yankton Thursday afternoon
and returned Friday morning. They
expect to remain there about a month
longer.
Prof. f. II. Hoff arrived home
Friday afternoon from his trip to the
national educational meeting at Bos-
ton. From there he went to Bruins
wick and other points in Ohio to Wis
it with relatives. Mrs. Hoff is still
at Brunswick.
Charles Swallow and J.. G. Snyder,
OF Waukee, Iowa, have been in the
city for the past few days and have
invested in some South Dakota land.
They each bought a quarter section
Of land in Auroracounty, near Plank
linton, the sale being made by the
tGermania Land Co., and assisted by
j.. g. Hamiel, who is an old friend
of the parties. They said they con-
sidered South Dakota land lust as
good an Investment as can be found
in the west.
The Huron Journal : World an
nounces the marriage OF Key. Charles
M. Daley and Miss Bessie T1edway,
which occurred Tuesday evening OF
this week. Mr., Daley is well known
over the. state as a Sunday school
missionary, in connection with the
Congregational society, and was also
chaplain OF the South Dakota regi.
ment which went to the Philippines.
Mr.. Daley is a very pleasing gentle
man and he is very popular among
the people Of the state.
Announcement cards we're received
IN the city Friday OF. the mar
riage Of Miss Kate Sessions and DR..
Alya Holmes, which occurred Tues
day evening at the home Of the
BRIDES parents in Sioux Falls. The
bride is well known in this city as
the grand recorder OF tie Degree OF
Honor. Dr. Holmes is a practicing
physician and resides at Verdon, in
the southern part of Brown county.
The brides many friends here will
extend their congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Herbert
have moved into apartments of Mrs.
H. L. Bates's house on Rowley and
Fourth streets. The house vacated
by Mr.. Herbert will be occupied by
Conductor Edwards and family, who
have just moved here. Mr.. Edwards's
passenger run on the Omaha road be.
tween Mitchell and Worthington ha.
been arranged so that he and Con
ductor Jones will make their head,
quarters in Mitchell. The Republi
car extends ahearty welcome to boil
Of these new families.
Rev. d. r. Tomlin arrived home
Thursday from his trip to Portage L;
Prairie, Manitoba, where he made
visit OF ten days with his mother.
We hope to secure a statement from
Mr.. Tomlin concerning the crop con
ditions in that country, as the Cana
dian authorities + doing mission
work through this part of the stat
in securing farmers to go to tina
country and locate. In a recent let
ter to The Republican Mr.. Tomill
did not offer any encouragement t.
farmers from this state going int
Manitoba to farm.
Geo. A. Dyer, of Lancaster, Wis.
and sister, Mrs. j. b. Bradbury. o
sFenimore, Wis, have been in the cit
fol the past week looking after thei
real estate interests west of Mitchell
Mr.. Dyer has a quarter section j
Beulah township and this week hi
early oats were threshed, whic
yielded SO bushels per acre. He ha
some later oats that he believes wi
give a much heavier yield. Mrs
Bradbury owns some land near Plank
inton. Mr.. Dyer expressed himsel
as being highly pleased with til
crops in this country, and thinks tina
some Of the eastern states will hay
to look to their laurels In the matte
Of wheat, oats and corn. Mrs. Brac
bury left for home Friday mornin
and MI. Dyer left Saturday.
The Alexandria club played tt