The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
I'M TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Fine assortment Of fur robes and
blankets at VIM. Koch's.
Miss Grace Beckwith has returned
from her trip to Waterloo, Iowa.
Miss Grace Goodykoontz is erecting
a new residence on the lots on the
corner of Sixth and Langdon streets,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sin
clair, Sunday evening, Nov. Is. a
son. They are guests at the home of
[. G. Grouse.
y. j. Spangler left Saturday for
Chicago. and this week he VIII be at
Rockford, Ill.,, to attend to some
court matters.
j. G. Marse, Of Sibley, Iowa, has
moved to the city with his family
and he is employed in W. B. bod
sons baroer shop.
Taken up, on Section 9. .Beulah
township, two mare colts, one light
gray and one iron gray.
Eaton Bros.
Mis-. Kate Scoville Of DesMoines.
an old friend of Mrs. L. a. Amsden.
arrived a few days ago and will
spend the winter at the Amsden
home.
Mrs. f. G. Carruthers, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. r..
j. Spangler, for several months. left
this morning for her home at Ban
croft. Mich.
A. Is. Hager and family and Rev.
&. Ii. Hager went out to White Lake
Saturday to attend the funeral
services Sunday over the remains
Of a. II. Hall, who died Friday.
John Harris, who recently sold his
interests in the cigar factory to W.
ID. Blacker, has decided to open an
other factory. He has rented rooms
over Fogarty & Geiger's saloon and
opened for business Tuesday.
The Omaha morning passenger,
due here at 9:l5. did not reach the
city Monday until 4 O'Clock. The
local office did not understand
the cause of the delay, out the train
was laid out at Mankato, Mimi, all
that time.
Q. l.. Wilson. OF Wlnterset, Iowa,
last week erected a handsome monu-
ment over the grave of the late
Rev. J. G. Kelso, in Graceland GENE
terry. 1t is OF Vermont granite, an
attractive design and weighs over
two tons.
Myers & Rothenberger have hung
out a new cabinet showing their
work Of photographs in the new
platinotypes. The pictures are done
in fine shape and shows to what
extent Improvements have been made
in that art.
County Superintendent Coursey
went out to Mt. Vernon Saturday
to attend the teachers meeting
for the teachers in the west part of
the county. These meetings are al
ways successful and the teachers take
d great interest in them, ofttimes
driving a good many miles to be
present..
Owing to sickness Rev. J. S. Sur
beck is still unable to fiji his puplit
in the Presbyterian church. However.
he finds a very able assistant in his
wife, who for the past three Sundays
has preached for her husband at the
morning and evening services. Her
sermons have been very favorably
commented upon by those who have
heard them.
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Wilkinson
have moved into the new Methodist
parsonage and are about settled.
The ladies Of the church have pro-
videG a handsome home for the min
listers who will come to Mitchell in
the future, and it is very much to
the credit Of the ladies that thew
nave taken CnlS step. 1t is n or
the most attractive Of the many new,
homes erected this summer.
| With the return OF the jury in the
Stevens cas- circuit court was ad-
journed until Friday, Nov. 20, at
which time the criminal case Of
James Frances will be taken. up.
The regular jury will return for
the case. Next week Judge Smith
will bold u term of court for Hanson
county, beginning Tuesday. 1t will
be the first term held in the new
court house that has just heen COM
pleted for that county.
The second snow Of the season
made its advent Friday before
MANY Of the aarlv ricarc uara nm