The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-30
I'm TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURS OF A WEEK.

Lawrence Schlimgen left Saturday
morning for his home at Madison.
Wis.
Born, TO MIR. and Mis-. A. III.
Smith, Friday evening. Sept. %, a
SON.
Mrs. $. j. Moore returned from
Minneapolis and Grand FORKS, n.
d., Sunday morning.
Mrs. James Hogan calne down from
Redlield Monday, and was accompan-
led by her little daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. Earl Boob, OF Sisse-
ton, arrived Saturday to visit with
relatives and attend the corn palace.
Mrs. Lewis Lyons. of Burlington,
Iowa. arrived TO visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs +. LYONS, during corn pal
ace week.
If h. McCormic. of Milwaukee, an
rived to visit his sister, Mrs. V'hos.
Manchester. Mrs. McCornic has
been here Tor several weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Willkomm and daugh-
Ter. Miss Josephine, who have been
Visiting in Chicago and Milwaukee
ion a mooth. arfiged home saturday
evening
MIS- scbllmgen. Mrs Lizzie
Iier, John L., George and Ambrose
Scadmgen. and John Sahlimeen. an
uncle went to starr saturday IL
visit over Sunday.
Mrs q. b. Watson. OF Chamber
lain, arrived Monday TO remain
through corn palace week, with her
parents. Mr.. and MI. and Mrs. Geo
II. Miner. and hen numerous friends.
Bonn, to Mr.. and MIS-. Tucker, at
t e home OF her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Sampson Hicks, Second Az
enuc west, Thursday. Sept Do, a
daughter. Mrs. Tucker lives in Ar
kansas.
Mas. II. NJ. Drake, OF Plaintield.
Wis Mrs. 5. IL. Dodge, of Cottage
Grove, Wis.,. Mrs. III. a. Thom pson,
OF Waterloo, Iowa, arrived TO visit
through corn palace week with theil
sister. Mrs. T.. G. Newbury.
Mrs. p. III. Kelley, who has been
visiting i'm lIulon and vicinity fol
the past month, returned home Sat
urday evening. She vas accompanied
hy her children, who spent their va.
cation with their grandma on the
fam
l.. w. Champlin. of Lake City
Iowa, has been i'm the city and vicin.
ity for the past week, and returned
home this morning. MIR. Champlir
was a former auditor of Dawson
county. He said he was pretty vel
pleased With the crop reports in tlli.
county.
Mrs. Geo Moods. of Seattle, Wash.
is ma ling an extended visit With he
sister, Mrs. Marion Reeves, of thi
city. Mrs. Woods was a resident o
this city 223 years ago, as the daugh
ter of Geo. Nash. MIS-. Woods cal
hardly realize that the little villag
she left % years ago is the city sh
sees today.
At the band concert Friday even
ing there was an Immense crowd o
people on the streets and the
showed a heaNty appreciation Of til
work Of the band. Charles w. Dav
is. of Oshkosh, showed how much b
appreciated the music by handin
Director Rathbun a box of ten-cen
cigars. which the members of TIL
band acknowledged i'm a hearty man
ner.
John Schlimgen was DELAYED i
reaching Mitchell in time to atten'
the funeral Of his father, r. Schlim
gen. lie left his home at Des Laos
n. ID early Tuesday morning am
did not reach Mitchell until Thurs
day evening, not knowing of th
death OF his father until he went
the house to find it closed, the mem
bers OF the family being at Starr a
the services and interment.
II. b. German. Of Urbana, III
opened a new gents furnishing an
merchant tailoring establishment
Tuesday in The Wldmann hotel buile
ing, his location being on First A,
enue and the first door east OF til
north entrance. Mr.. German ju.
got his fixtures in and bis stock
partially arranged so.that he Will
able to do business through cor
palace week. MI. German stat,
that he will have a good tailor in b
employ within a very short time.
Saturday evening a Joint progral
OF the ITALIAN and Daedalian lite
airy societies was given at Dakol
u University, and it was attended
the full membership OF the two s.
%cieties. 1t was the first meeting
the societies for the year and consi,
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