The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

a. II. Doyle arrived home Wednes.
day afternoon from a trip to Darling
ton, Wis.
Miss Eleonore Fisher, OF Kansas
City, arrived in the city on Wednes-
day evenings Omaha, as a guest of
Mrs. r. E. Cone.
a. B. Hall came in from White
Lake Thursday morning and this
morning will leave for his home DIT
Lawton, Oklahoma. He was called
to White Lake by the death Of his
father.
Members of Mitchell NJ. B. 8. lodge
No. TAO, can pay dues at Commercial
and Savings bank. Lodge meets first
and third Monday Of each month.
NJ. D. Purdy. Secretary.
This evening the fire depart
ment will give a dancing party in
Odd Fellows ami Firemen's halls.
Good music has been secured for the
party and the usual pleasant time at
a treman's dance will prevail.
". T. Upton returned home
Thursday from Pierre. having been
cut there with Judge Bartlett Tripp
and C.. II. Dillon, who argued the
case OF the increased salary Of the
members Of the board OF charities and
corrections.
The Bachelor Club is arranging for
a dancing party OF Thanksgiving
Night to be held at the Mitchell Club
rooms The music will be furnished
by Nichols mandolin club. and the
club is working up some new sclec-
tions for the occasi N.
Jake French was in the city today.
He said that he has just completed a
big barn on bis Prosper township
farm and that the carpenters are at
work building him a new house. Mr..
French is one of the progressive farm
ers in that section Of the county.
oohi u. AitClSOI. " Dclidlu.
was in the city today. Mr.. Anderson
has just brought 400 head of cattle
from his ranch across the Missouri
river and placed them on the farm
Of Jake French, south Of town. where
they will be fed during the winter.
Justice Mckinley performed a mar
riage ceremony Thursday afternoon
at ? O'Clock at his home which united
the lives Of Frank Kiser, Of Colfax,
Iowa, and Mrs. Addie Bemis, of Woon-
socket. They will reside in the future
at Winside, Neb.
Miss Pearl Griffith has been visit
ing with Miss Mary Win5le for sew
eral days and returned home
Thursday. Miss Griffith formerly
lived in Mitchell, her father being
connected with the Dakota Fire &
Marine Insurance Co.
Chief Keith received a letter Thurs
day from the chief Of police at Mar
shall. Mimi, in which he states that
d man giving his name as'J. L. Mars
ton, died AZ that place Monday. Be.
fore death ensued Marston SAID he
formerly lived in this city; that he
conducted a hotel here at n time;
that he was an Odd Fellow and that
his wife and son lived here. Chief
Keith made a number Of inquiries
but was not able to locate the per-
son as a former resident.
P. A. O'Keefe. a representative of
the New York Life Insurance Co.,
will make his headquarters in the
city in the future and take charge of
the territory that has been worked
by p. II. McGovern for a number OF
wears. Mr.. McGovern will leave Nov.
30 for Palo Alto, CAL. where a por-
ton Of his family is located, and re-
main through the winter. and per
haps permanently. MI. O'Keefe is
an old newspaper nan having been
connected with a Catholic publica.
ton at Milwaukee several years ago.
A. Fl. Cults, of the Union Pacific.
and ". H. Cundy, of the Denver-RiC
Grande, are in the city in conference
with Agent Patton. of the Milwau.
kee road. concerning the party oil
Mitchell people and those from sur.
rounding towns who expect to 20 tc
California on Nov. 30. The indica.
tions now are that there will be
enough in the party to secure a Mil.
waukee sleeper to start from Mitchell.
for the coast. The passenger agents
of those two western roads, expect tt
take at least two carloads of South
Dakota people to the coast for the
winter.