The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-01

dog pups. Inquire of E. @. Walrath.
For sale cheap-One potato planter,
one potato digger, and n potato
cutter. Inquire of A. B. Seaton.
J. F. Blum and H. H. Staley, of the
Cudahy Packing Co., are in the city
on business connected with the
branch Office in Mitchell.
Will take 20 head of cattle to pas
ture. Good water and shade. In
quire of j.. B. Taylor, LOOMS, or 4O4
west Fourth street, Mitchell
Mrs. D. M. Tiffany, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L..
Tiffany and that little grandson, at
Selby, arrived home Thursday.
t. E. Blanchard, department. COM
mander Of the G. A. R., was in the
city Thursday on his way to Pierre,
having been out to Chamberlain.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Bracy, who
spent the winter in California, ar
rived home Tuesday evening via the
Omaha road. They report having
had a most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. A. H. Bailey, of Worthington,
Minn,. who has been visiting at the
home of l.. G. Thomas for several
days, went to Alexandra Thursday
morning. Tier father has recently pur-
chased the roller mills at that place
and they are just moving there.
Mrs. Bailey will make her home in
Alexandria in the future.
w. j. Heating, of Sioux Falls, state
agent for the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Co., Of New York, was in the city
Wednesday, and established an office in
Mitchell, from which certain portions
of the state will be covered. Mr..
Heating has placed Geo. r. Douthit
in charge of the local office and he
will look after the business of the
company in this territory.
John @. Anderson was in the city
from Chamberlain. In reply to a
question as to what effect this storm
would have on the cattle on the
ranges he said that the cattle which
had come through the winter would
not suffer in the least, but the cattle
that had been turned on the range
this spring would have a hard time
to get through and perhaps that many
would die, as they would be too weak
to stand up after being on the gras;
for so short a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Thompson, who
were married Monday evening, LEFT
Thursday for a bridal trip Il
Sioux City. The bride is Rutl
Dodge, u daughter Of Mrs. Helen M
Dodge, and the ceremony was per
formed at the home Of Mrs. DR.
Tatman, where they have beef
Iooming this winter. The knot wa
tied by Rev. Charles H. Powell, of th,
Episcopal church, in the presence O
a few intimate friends and relatives
aud at the conclusion r%efreshment
we're served. The bride is a younI
lady who has grown up in Micthel
and is attractive in appearance
Her husband is a fireman on tn
Milwaukee road, running on the pas
senger engine between Mitchell an
Sioux City. The Republican extend
it's hearty congratulations and trust
that much happiness may come t
the young couple.
Mitchell sent a very good delega
ton over to Sioux Falls to attend th
musical festival which was held ther
Friday and Saturday, the occasio
being the appearance Of Thee
! dore Thomas orchestra in that city
The first concert will be given tn
evening, with a matinee Saturda
: afternoon and the rendition of tt
! Messiah by a chorus Of 100 voice
I Saturday evening. The followir
people made up the party: Mr.
f James Lyons, Mrs. Lawrence Grac
Mrs. n L. Dawson. Mrs. VIM. \
Smith, Mrs. R. N. Kratz, Mrs. H. |
!, Butterield, Mrs. Mark Harris, Mr.
q J.. N. Grow, Mrs. H. G. Nichol
Mrs. f. II. Winsor and Florence ar
e Frank, and Misses Mary Presto.
g Marjorie Ruth. Myrtle Wells, Lyd
S Bates, Grace Goodykoontz, Sa:
e Scallin, and Messrs. q. B. Warne ar
Ferd KratZ. Aside from the for
% going. who went on the 1925 Omal
n passenger, the following went over
r the accommodation at II rs: Mrs.
v W. Seaman, Miss Myrtle Lee, Mi
q Noble, the Misses Grace, Miss Erin
Miss Bradshaw, Miss Richardso
Mrs. d. B. Crop and Mr.. Fredat.
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