The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-30

Remember that dainty Majestic
lunch next week at Motley, McKeel
& Balber's. Don't get left.
Mrs. e. E. Remington, of Wells,
MINI. arrived to make a visit with
her husband, e. e. ,mingtOn, who
is the agent for the Peavey Co.
You'll miss a rare treat ii you do
not attend the grand Majestic cook
ing exhibit at Motley, Mckeel &
BARRIERS next week. commencing
Monday
Spiritualism.-There will be a
meeting held in the Workman hall,
Main street, Sunday evening, at 7:3O
O'Clock. Free admission. Everybody
welcome.
The foundation for the new cnurch
Of the German United Evangelical
society is about completed and the
carpenters expect to commence work
on the annex in a few lays.
+. B. Elce is delayed in moving uhe
telephone Office into the new building
Oh east Fifth street. He is waiting
the arriva! OF the cable, which should
have been here a'week or two ago
Preston & Hannett and II. G..
Greene went to Parkston today to
take some measurements OF the Mil
waukee yards there for evidence in d
case in which they are to appear for
the company.
Motley, McKeel & Barber will have
a Majestic range exhibit at s.their
store hext week. A nice luncheon
will be served bot from the stove,
anG every visitor is invited to eat at
their expense. Read their half page
advertisement elsewhere.
Word was received by DR.. Robb
Wednesday evening DIS to the condi-
ton OF Herbert Daniels, who is in the
Samaritan hospital at Sioux City, the
physician stating that he was getting
along very nicely under the clrcum-
stances. Herbert was operated upon
for tubercular p%eritonitis.
+. H. Barney, of Minneapolis, was
in the city. Mr.. Barney is the gen-
eral representative Of the Hanover
Fire Insurance Co., of New York, and
is making an inspection of the risks
carried by the company in this city.
f. A. Bidwell represents the COM
pany in the city and vicinity.
At Il meeting or the trustees Of the
Methodist church Wednesday evening
the salary Of the new pastor was al
ranged for the coming year at ST, 300
and the rent of the parsonage, which
is figured in at the rate ,of $50 per
month. This is on Il basis Of what
Methodist churches in other leading
cities OF the state are paying their
pastors.
John Meyer, formerly d resident Of
Mitchell, has commenced "a damage
suit for So 600 against the Highmore
Herald for the publication and COM
ment on the incident concerning the
'Lonise Haby'' case. She is the
young woman who was alleged to
have been taken from a hut on a
farm in the vicinity of Highmo1e and
placed on exhibition in a dime muse
UNI in Chicago, and claimed to have
been held as a slave.
The members of the German Luth-
cram church are figuring on building
{; new church in the city. Services
have been held in the Congregational
church for the past five or six years.
and as the society is increasing in
numbers right along the people COM
mence to feel the need OF a church
building all their own. There are tif-
teen or twenty families connected
with the society, and the services are
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Gade.
The information has been slow
coming in, but it has finally travelled
the distance from Seattle, Wash,
that Mike Lawrence and Mrs. Alma
Parry were united in marriage about
two weeks ago. Mr.. Lawrence was a
former resident OF Perry township,
and owned considerable property. He
disposed Of it and on moving to Seat
tie he erected d large boarding house.
Mrs. Parry went out to California
with the 6. a. r. party from this
city in August and later went to
Seattle.
The races at the Driving Park
Wednesday were not very largely at
tended, although the races we're close
and exciting. They were not finished
at the hour Of going to rress. j. K.
Smith acted as starter and James
Lyons. Jos. Mclaughlin, O. H. Per-
~, and d. W. Collins acted in official
capacities as t~imekeepers and judges.