The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-02

Miss lnez Beebe, OF Ipswich, is
visiting Miss Emma Haynes.
R. E. Cone is entertaining his
brother, j. W. Cone, of Sioux Falls.
Mrs. d Anderson, of Ashton, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Keller, of
W~oonsocket, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid W. Smith.
Mrs. Ben Olson. of McGregor, Iowa,
was visiting Mrs. 6. M. Rowley dur
ing the corn palace.
Mrs. Fl. J. Taylor has been visiting
at the home Of e. j.. Haynes and re-
turned home to Sioux City Monday
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Lane, of Miller, are
attending the corn palace, and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. G. Dean.
MI. and Mrs. andrew. Kuehne. Of
Sioux Falls, are attending the corn
palace, and are guests at the home of
Geo. M. Rowley.
J. R. Stiff1er departed Monday over
the Milwaukee road from Chicago to
attend to some business and will re-
turn the last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Christensen and
family, Of Madelia, Mimi, arrived
Friday and are visiting at the
home of X. S. Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Taylor, of
Charles City, Iowa, and former resi-
dents Of Mitchell, arrived to see
their old friends for d few days and
attend the corn palace.
Rev. Fred T. Drewett rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Baptist
church Sunday, having accepted 9
call to the %pastoratc of the Baptist
church at Albert Lea, MINI. He ex'
poets to leave Friday.
Samuel Burleigh Milton. formerly
of the Redfield Journal : Observer
came down from Minneapolis Fri.
day to remain through the corn pal
ace. Mr.. Milton is we'll known
through the state in connection witt
his newspaper work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shelby, O.
Charles City, Iowa, arrived in TIN
city Saturday to visit the corn palace
and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M
F. Patton. They returned home Mon
day. Mr.. Shelby is a divisio
travelling passenger agent for the Mil
waukee road.
1 We have arranged with The Chi
capo Inter Ocean Weekly whereof
our patrons can Secure that sterlin
! good paper, together with our own
! at the exceedingly low price of 81. 5
t for one year. This is a rare oppor
) tunity and should be taken-immedi
ate advantage Of.
y Judge Dick Haney, and Judge II
: G. Fuller of the state supreme court
State Superintendent Nash, an
U Railroad Commissioner Smith cam
in from Pierre Monday and wei
interested spectators at tie corn pa
I ace during the day.
g The Parker band, under the diret
f. ton of Prof. E. B. Stevens, arrive
Sunday and the band was at ono
pressed into service for street col
If certs. Six other members Of the bar
arrived this afternoon and the mus
that organization is turning out
,highly satisfying. There are "a meI
u bers in the band and they produce
fine quality Of music.
ar The Third Regiment band,
Or Wconsocket, finished its engageme
e. with the corr palace manageme.
b. and returned home Sunday event.
IN on the excursion. Prof. Ireland al
his musicians have made a fine rep
70 tation during the past week, a
Woonsocket people ought to De pro
as of such an excellent organization.
Sc sacrifice is too great to encourage t
band in its efforts to keep things s
ing.
an G. P. Young, the advertising me-
he ager of the Milwaukee road, who
It's been in the city for several da
a left Saturday for Chicago. n
oe Young is a very pleasing gentlem
I'm and is a valuable man for his 70;
N. He is an old newspaper man.. thou
of young in years, and has the abil
by to do things for the Milwaul
49,,
lge road. MI. Young was very mt
IRE pleased with the corn palace {
No. thought that with the evident b
his popularity Of the feature that
ought to be continued every year.