The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04
In TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

blankets at VIM. Noch's.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. O. Fish,
Friday, Nov. 81, d daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. A.. j. Dix spent
Thanks living with relatives at Abcr-
deem and came home Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Koch wrote home Of. her
safe arrival at Orlando, Fla, and
that she iounu Mrs. NJ. Fl. Gosche
in an improved condition.
Taken up, on Section 8, Beulah
township, two mare colts, one light
gray and one iron gray.
Eaton Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Carey and Mr..
and.Mrs. j. M. Newell, of Mt. Vcrn-
on. attended the funeral over the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Fl. L. Bras
Friday morning.
Judge Dick Hancy came down
from Pierre Thursday to attend the
funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Fl. l.. Bras, which
Wele held Friday.
Parker New Era: When the capt.
tai is located at Mitchell it will not
take three days for the Turner
county people to transact a little
business at the state capital.
n. ID. Ruttcrtield returned from
Chicago Wednesday evening over the
Milwaukee. While there Mr.. Butter
field purchased some new fixtures for
the addition that has been bnilt to
has store.
The Odd Fellows had a large crowd
at their daGcing party in their rooms
Thursday evening, the music for
which was furnished by T~urneaure's
orchestra, and it was very satlsfatc-
tory TO the dancers.
Jack Mccarthy, who has been the
guest OF Agent Patton and wife for
several days. returned Saturday
to Sioux City, where he has a fine
position with the Milwaukee road as
operator in the Office of Superlnten-
dent Beardsley.
a party Of young gentlemen had
a possum dinner Thursday afternoon
at .-Eager's-- restaurant. (which was
something neW..to the-.palticipants.
Carl Tannehill sent the animal up
from Fredonia, Kan.
Knute.a S. .ssRHdd, notwithstanding
lOleson, both Of Mitchell, were mar
ried by Justice Reynolds at Luverne.
Mimi, Thursday afternoon, Nov. 10.
They returned ahome by the way OF
Hills and Cantor ...Tuesday, being
called here by the serious illness OF
the brides father. n--
Mayor Silsby and Attorney Preston
came home from Highmore Thurs
day, having been up there to attend
court. Mr.. Preston appeared for the
Mitchell Cattle CO. in a tlial against
a co-defendant in a cattle stealing
case, but the evidence was not quite
strong enough 10 convict him and
the jury released him.
Mccormick eofn shelters and tlorsc
powers are sold by Vim. Koch.
The dancing party given by the
Bachelor Club Thursday evening was
one of the most successful of the
series given this fall. 1t was held in
the fine dancing hall Of the Mitchell
Club and forty couples danced to some
excellent music furnished by Nichols
Mandolin CLUB. The Bachelors are
responsible for many Il pleasant even
ing OF dancing.
B. Morse has retired from the
wagon making business, and has
disposed of his shop to Perry Davis.
Mr.. Morse is nearly IS yeas old and
he thinks he has reached that time
in life when if he is going to take a
rest he should be getting at it. All
the yeas of his life he has been ac-
lively engaged in work, and at his
age he is in fine physical health to
enjoy the rest of his existence.
MI. and Mrs. James Kimhle and
daughter. Miss Nellie. left Saturday
via the Milwaukee road tc spend
the winter in Cuba. Their destina-
ton is st. Margaret, where they will
remain the greater share OF the time.
The town is located on the northern
coast of the island and is n of the
many beautiful resorts. They expect
to join a party Of Cuban excursion
lists at Chicago. They will return
nome toward the close of spring.
People living on the west side Of
town and north of Park enu are
undergoing the unpleasantness Of be-
ing cut off from telephone commun-
ications while Manager Elce is max
ing the connections with the new
cables that have Just been put up.