The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-06
IN TOWN N COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs. ~. NJ. Clark and Mrs, j.. n.
Crow went out to P%lankinton Tues
day to visit with Mrs. L c, De-
Jean.
Mrs. Frank Sampson. has been WIS.,
iting with her brother. G. W. Hoon.
and wife, and Tuesday returned
to her home at Usage, Iowa.
r.. J. spangler went to Olivet
Tuesday to attend the term Of
circuit court in which he has several
cases in which be appears as artor-
ney.
Mrs. a. f. LeCIaire left Monday
evening for Sioux Falls. She will
remain there until after the Melba
concert and will then go to West
Superior, Wis, where she expects to
remain until Christmas.
j. J. McDougall, Of Sioux City.
and a former resident OF Mitchell,
arrived Monday to remain a few
days. He says that he is doing nice
Iy with his machine shop, a fact
which his friends will be pleased to
hear.
Monday afternoon the young ]adies
of d newly organized bowling club
held forth at the alleys for an after
noon's exercise. Miss Ethel Priest
bowled 40 points, the highest score
that has been made this season
among the gentler sex.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. J.. Healey and
Mildred left via the Omaha road
Monday for their home at Cincin-
natl. Ohio, after an extended visit
with relatives and friends in the
city. Mr.. Heaiey expects to resume
work in the city. as he has several
tempting offers.
Motley, Nickel & Barber are con-
Quoting a Majestic range exhibit at
their store this week, which is in
charge Of G. r. Tendick, who is an
expert in showing forth the good
qualities of this range. A hot lunch
is served to all callers in the way OF
biscuits, baked in three minutes
in the range, and hot coffee. They
would be pleased to be kept busy all
day long in showing the range and
serving their friends. u
Artesian Commonwealth: Miss
Eslie Smith sold out her millinery
stock to Mrs. Mary Taylor, who has
consolidated the two shops into one.
Miss Smith has been in business here
for several years ana has always met
the demands of the ladies in a very
satisfactory banner Her reason fol
selling at this time is because she is
DESTROYS Of joining a party, includ'
i1ng her parents, who are going tt
oaba, to spend the winter. .
Tom Burns says that Saturday lasl
was d red letter day in the history O
the Gleason addition, as they sole
that day a trife over one Thousand
dollars worth Of lots. Three Of tht
purchasers were from the north par
of the state. Tom says that it j
''leaking" out aver the state tina
Mitchell" is going to be the capita
and the outsiders say that residenc
let's within nine blocks of the post
office, in the future capital city, a
the low price at which he is offerin,
them, look good to them.
DR.. Graham received Information
of the death of G. &. Pallson, whic,
occurred Sunday night at Orient
Iowa. Mr.. Paulson was Il formc
student OF Dakota University an
graduated about four years ago. Fl
left for Iowa and joined the De
Moines conference Of the Methods
church. and he has been preachin
in that conference since that time
B About a year ago he was united
4 marriage to Miss Nellie Bradford
4 formerly OF Mitchell. Mr.. PaulSo
4 was a bright young gentleman ar
4 his many friends will be sorry
learn of his death.
q Mrs. H. S. wilkinson, wife of tt
81 new Methodist pastor, arrived in tt
n city Monday from Sioux Fall
81 where she has been visiting sine
Il their removal from Huron. An ho'
81 Or two after arri val Mrs. Fl. S. W
"a kinson received a telegram announ
# ing the death of her father, e.
ID Decou, which occurred at Tab
81 Mountain, Arizona. While n
father had been in poor health +
VI several years Mrs. Wilkinson was NJ
81 aware Of anything serious. He W
IA 10 years Of age. 1t is very likely 81
81 will be unable to 90 to Arizona.
va Samuel Gaines, who has been
nj the city for the past ten days lie
NJ Tuesday for Geddes, and fro