The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-27
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK..

Fine assortment of fur robes and
blankets at VIM. Koch's.
Mrs. f. Lyons and son, Rufus, left
Thursday for Burlington, Iowa, tC
visit for several weeks.
MI and Mrs. P. Fl. Kelley and
children left Saturday for. a two
weeks trip to Madison. Wis.,, and
Chicago.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carney, Wednesday, Nov. IS, a
son. The child lived but one houl
after birth.
Taken up, on Section 8, -Beulah
township, two mare colts, one light
gray and one iron gray.
Eaton Bros.
The Annual meeting Of the Com
mercial Mutual Fire Association will
be held at its Office in Mitchell, S.
d., on the lst day of December,
1903, at , O'Clock p. M.
Mrs. Nettie Powell, of Stevens
vile. Montana. arrived via the
Omaha road Thursday evening to
make u visit of several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid W. Smith.
Parkston Advance: Frank Cros-
me-. Of TIipp, and Mrs. Baum, of
Mitchell, were married last WedDes-
day. These people are well known
to many or Il readers and we wish
them happiness and prosperity.
G. S. Dodge, editor Of the White
Rock Journal, was in the city Friday.
This is his first trip to the south part
OF the state and he finds quite a diff
ference in this country and that in
the extreme northeastern part.
Loren Webber arrived home on the
Omaha read the other evening and
expects to be under the parental
roof the rest Of the winter. He has
held a fine position with a company
at Tacoma, Wash, and may return
10 IL IN the spring.
Pierre papers announce the mar
riage of Prof. Geo. W. Nash, state
superintendent of public instruction,
and Miss Adelaide Warburton, a
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. III. G.
Fuller, which occurred Tuesday even
ing at Pierre. Plof. Nash is well
known in this city. MI. and Mrs.
D. W. Burright were among the
guests at the wedding.
Chief Keith finally located J. L..
MarstCn. who died at Marshall, Mimi,
mention Of which was made last
week. He resided here about 10 or IA
years ago and conducted a boarding
house in the house now occupied by
Geo. Evans. Before leaving Mr..
Marston disposed of the residence to
r. P. Hall. At one time the de-
ceased was a candidate for sheriff IN
this county.
John H. Harris has opened his CT
gar factory for business and starts
out with six men making high grade
cigars. Mr.. Harris is a fine business
man and we believe he will make a
success at the business. He will de-
vote a portion of his time to travel
ing IN the road in the interests Of
his factory, and expects to supply
the local trade with his brands in a
very short time.
The University foot ball team
went to Redtield Thursday afternoon
to play the return game with the
college eleven Of that city, and they
are hard at work this aftrnoon. In
the game with Mitchell about a
month age Redfield lost by a score OF
II to 5, but they feel that on their
home grounds they will be able to
retrieve their fallen fortunes. The
Mitchell team will return home to-
morrow morning. sys
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. Z. Ward and child
rem and Miss Mary O'Donnell left
Friday afternoon via the Milwaukee
road fer Washington state. Mr.. and
MIS-. Johnson will go to Seattle to
spend the winter, returning in the
spring. The other members of the
party will 90 to Everett. where they
will make their future home. The
Republican wishes them much sue
cess in their new location.
With the first break of winter it
looked like it would be impossible to
finish off the first or basement story
of the city hall building, although
there was not very much to be done.
The weather moderated sufficiently
for the past two days so that Gottlieb
Scheurenbrand put his force OF ma
sons to work and Friday finished up
the second course Of betting around
H.. $50 .-I:.ls 49, L.