The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-09
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPE IN
COURSE OF A WEEK.

Geo. III. Bishop left Saturday e
ing for Lewiston. ladaho, where he
will Join a band that is touring that
country.
Mrs. Will Slade. of Alexandria,
spent Sunday i'm the city with rel
tlves anu returned home Monday
morning.
Mrs. b. Nj. Johnston has been Wis
iting with relatives in Chicago for
the past three weeks ana came home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Otto Freyberg, of Sheldon.
Iowa, visited with DR.. Freyberg and
family over Sunday and returned
home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Abraham Boynton went to
Wagner on Monday to remain a
fe" DAYS with Colonel Boynton. who
is conducting the State bank.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Morrow arrived
home Saturday afternoon FROM tile
ST. Louis exposition, being there for
the closing days of the great event.
MIR. and Mrs. W. III. Mckeel, who
have heen visiting with their son,
a. Is. Mckeel for the past month,
left this morning for their home at
Gobleville. Mich.
c. r. Tinan, editor of the Kim
ball Graphic, was in the city Monday
en- route for Pninsville, Ohio, being
called there by the serious illness of
his mother, whose Illness is due to
old age.
Mrs. May Wallace returned from
Washington Springs this morning.
She has a claim out there which she
is making a residence upon. one that
she flied a contest on and will soon
be able to prove up.
Saturday evening at the Rebehah
lodge the following new officers we're
elected: Noble grand, Mrs. Leila
Kanouff; vice grand. Mrs. Lannie
Blown; secretary, Miss Elva g..
Drinker; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Sphinx.
~ large audience greeted DIR. T. Fl.
Youngman at the college chapel Sun
day afternoon. He preached a
mastery and impressive sermon on
the Processes of Character Building.
The aftermeeting conducted by DR..
Nicholson was characterized by deep
feeling and the whole service must
have resulted in great good.
Co, ID. was inspected Monday even
ing. there being thirty men out to
the ordeal. CAPTAIN Williams had
everything in readiness for the in
speeding officers, who found every
thing to their satisfaction. The
work was done 10y Major O. w.
Coursey and Adjutant Thomas
| Briggs.
In its new advertisement today the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road announces its rates for the holi-
day season. The company is more
liberal this year than heretofore. i'm
that tickteS are sold to any point on
the system, whereas in former years
the sale was limited to points within
a distance of 200 miles of the selling
station.
Work was commenced Monday in
moving st. Mary'S Episcopal church
to the northwest corner of the halt
block owned by the society, and
when stationed in its new location
Will face west on Dun street. When
the church is reOpened it will he
heated with a hot air furnace, the
bishop having provided for this add
ed convenience.
At the morning service of the Com
EDUCATIONAL church Rev. a. Craig
RoWdish received eight new mem
bars into the church During the
brief passionate of MI. Bowdish. com
ing here in May. he has made "A fine
impression on the members OF the
church ard those ont side as being a
man of strong talent and capable OF
building up the church.
Vt a meeting of the odd Fellows
Thursday evening the following OIL
cels were elected: Noble Grand, Jos.
Loevinge1 vice grand. X. a. johnson
secretary, G. A. Anderson treasurer.
5. b. Sphinx trustee, Gustav Berg
quist. After the meeting was over
the newly elected officers invited the
members to the Mitchell Cafe. where
am oyster supper "a served.
y. III. PETERSON will be numbered
among the merchants of Mitchell
again in the future. Monday morning
| be purchased the stock of iewelrv of
III. c. Tapp and took immediate pos
session. Two years ago Mr.. PETERSON
disposed of the store to Mr.. Tapp
and left with his wife for a trip to
sweden. On their return to this
country they located at Chicago and
ahOut six months apo thev moved to