The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-27

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Holl-
eran, Tuesday, Feb. 81, a son.
IL. Q. Preston, Of the firm Of pros.
ton & Hannett, has several eases II
circuit court at Alexandria this weeh
ana went over Tuesday morning to al.
tend to them.
Judge Smith and Court Stenopran,-
Ell Boyles went to Alexandria Tuesday
morning to hold the February term
OF circuit court. 1t is expected that
the term will last through the week.
Q. p. Vermilyea left Tuesday for
a "Trip to several points in Charles
NIX county. Mr.. Vermilyea expects
TO leave the first of next week on an
eastern trip for the purchase OF goods
for his dry goods store.
Mrs. Max Loevinxer went ia Ethan
tuesday to visit with relatives
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs Loeyinper
expect to leave the first Of next week
FOR Washington, where they will
make their future home.
.. Q. Olson, a farmer living down
II prosper township. was in the CITY
tuesday and closed the purchase Of a
piece OF residence property on the
south side belonging to r. M. Sphinx.
VINO built a house on the place last
year.
DIR. Geo. P. Dix has been confined
to his rooms for the past three weeks
on account of sickness, and was able
to get down town Tuesday sor the first
time. DR.. LeonaaDix, who has been
unremitting in the care of her father,
is now confined to her rooms bv sick
ness.
Levi Pierce came down from Ashton
Tuesday and will remain in the
city a few days. Mr.. Pierce is here to
make the arrangements for moving
his family to Mitchell early next
month, and if he is unable to- rent a
house in which to live he said he
would build one this season. Mr..
Pierce expects to engage in the feed
business.
There is a contest before the United
States land Office in which a home
stead in Jerauld county is at stake.
The parties to the contest are Daniel
Yegge and Benjamin McCardel and
they have brought a number Of wit
nesses along to give evidence in the
case. S. A. Ramsey, Of Woonsocket,
appears for Yegge and N. ]. Durham
appears for McCardel.
The revival meeting at the Baptist
church Tuesday evening was fairly
well attended considering the
amount Of sickness that is prevalent
in the city at the present time. Mrs.
Womeldorf's sermons this week are
devoted to a discussion Of the sin OF
the. world in all its phases. The
meetings will oe held through this
week, and the people are very cordial
ly invited to attend.
o. J. Fish has purchased the third
Interest Of his brcIher, H. @. Fish,
in the Mitchell Steam Laundry, the
latter to retire from the firm March
lst. The laundry managers are con-
stantly adding new machinery to the
plant and there are few in the north
west in the average city that are as
well equipped to handle the business.
Mr.. Fish expects to leave the city
but has not decided upon a location.
Mrs. Anna Marston. Grand Worthy
Matron of the O.. E. S., of Huron.
met the members of the local Chap
ter at the home of Mrs. r. P. Hall.
the worthy matron, Tuesday evening,
lit was intended to hold the meeting,
when the state official came. in the
Masonic hall, but the letter inform
ing Mrs. Hall of the coming Of Mrs,
Marston has not reached her as yet.
so that the local Chapter was unpre'
pared for the coming of the grand
officer.
Job Miller and Miss Gertrude
Schneider were united in marriage
Tuesday evening at the home OF the
, brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
W. Schneider, 7O5 Pennington avenue,
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Fred T. Drewett at 8 O'Clock. in the
presence Of the relatives of the con
j, tracing parties. Refreshments were
! served after the ceremony. The brida
couple will make their home on tht
farm of the groom about six mile:
, southeast of this city.
. A quiet wedding ceremony. tool
; place at the Congregational parsonage