The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-16

koin n Co.'S line of Christmas
lines combined and their prices ave
the lowest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. @. Hollerln
have been visiting With relatives at
Fulton, LII and came home Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Johnston left
Saturday morning for Black Earth,
Wis, to make a visit with relatives
during the holidays.
Mrs. j. b. Wolgemuth arrived
home Saturday morning from st.
Paul. where she has been visiting
Ter son, Lee, and family.
Revs +. L. Hall aud A.. Il. Car
hart, of the A%ntl->aloou League,
went TO Nermillion and hloomingdale
Saturday morning 10 Mold services
sunday.
T. II. Judge, of Dewitt, Iowa, is
an the city, d guest at The Widmann.
Mr.. Judge is interested in real es-
tate matters i'm the county to quite
an extent.
VI ID. Buttertield has a large adver-
tlSement today in which he sets
forth some OF the manv attractive
Christmas articles, a reading of
which will doubtless be suggestive at
the present time.
Wn. Lenke and wife, Of Letcher,
were in the city Friday. That even
ing they left via the Omaha road
for Eden Valley. Mimi, where they
viii visit their sou and daughter
during the holidays.
Miss Anna Anthem. who is teaching
in the grammar department Of the
LennoN school, arrived in the city
for a months vacation. The schools
have been closed there on account of
the prevalence OF scarlet fever.
j. G. White, OF Duluth. MIMI, has
been visiting his brother, Fred
White, and left Friday u.o1ning for
Yankton. MIR. White has been very
i'll with typhoid fever and is slowly
recovering. He viii! return to Mitch
ell before going back to Duluth.
Late In the season as it is work has
been commenced to construct u sewer
on First Avenue east, starting at the
intersection of First Avenue and
kimball streets. lit will extend east
two and one-half blocks,.,anh will be
tapped by d portion OF the residents
living along that street.
Presiding Elder and Mrs. Jenkins
were over from Sioux Falls and re-
turned home Friday morning. They
are both excellent friends OF the I'm
iversity and whenever tie opportun-
ity occurs they do what they a to
forward its interests. They were
guests OF DR.. Nicholson and family
while i'm the city.
10 hn M. Mcdonald, claim agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway company. was in the CITY
Friday and vent south Saturday
morning. Mr.. Mcdonald always gets
Il hearty greeting when he comes to
Mitchell for he was more or less as
soclated With the men who moved to
Mitchell in its earliest DAYS.
There is considerable unsuitable
p0nlt1Ipjnf %,llGa NV rns,I1,,t ;.I.
northeastern part of the city con
cerning the way IN Witch horses and
cattle are tanned loose at night To
roam over the residence property and
making 1T decidedly unpleasant for
people who are thus imposed upon
There is city ordinance prohibiting
stock running loose and it ought to
be recognized.
At the regular meeting of the A.
O. U. W. the officers for the ensuing
Year we're elected as follows: Past
mastersworkman, j. j. Gleason mas
ter workman, 5 w. Rowley fore
man, j. w. Clark, overseer, r.. j.
FOldu ieCUIucf, =. II. SPHINX fnanc-
ier. j. III. Ferris; receiver, III. G..
Tapp: guide, A. H. Gardner: inside
watch, l.. B%riedenbach outside
watch, Peter Eggler.
The dancing party given at the
rooms Of the Mitchell Club Friday
evening was we'll attended and the
affair resulted in a very pleasant
evening of dancing. The music was
furnished by the northwestern Harp
Orchestra, under the direction of V.
p. Mowery. He has a strong ON
bination with the violin, harp, clar-
met and cornet and the and dancers
declared that it was as good music
that has been produced in Mitchell
in a long time.
Friday afternoon at the meeting of
the w. r. c. the annual election of
officers was held. The election was
SO prolonged that the Corps was un-
able to complete the election and this
will be done at another meeting.
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