The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-16
y great life story-Ghosts- Dec

2l.
Mrs. GIL. Iiurd returned Wednesday
evening FROM Rock Valley, Iowa.
Attorney Shuster returned Wednes.
day evening from Miller. where he at
tended to some legal business.
j. w. Broadbrnt s. Co. take a new
advertisement today and i'm it set
forth their holiday attractions IN the
way of toys.
j. y. Myers. cashier of the West
crn National bank, went To- Sioux
City Thursday morning TO attend to
some business matters.
Mrs. b. NJ. Johnston and friend,
Miss Elliott. have been visiting at
Redtield for several days and came
home thursday morning.
The tire department dance at the
city hall Wednesday evening was not
very largely attended. although it did
not detract any from the pleasant
evening that was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. The music WAS furnished by
the Northwestern Harp Orchestra
and all praised the music very highly.
1.-The sins of the father shall he
visited on his children" See the
great play-Ghosts-Dec. 81.
Fred Widmann vent to parkston
Thursday morning. Mr.. Widmann
disposed OF his hotel property at
Parkston to Messrs Shaw & Zephfen-
ming, bankers. In one corner of the
hotel is a drug store and as soon as
the lease expires the gentlemen in
tend to use it for "A bank building.
Hust & Waterbury have a half page
advertisement in today's paper to set
forth their holiday announcement and
for the presentation Of some shoe bar
gains. The firm carries a very excel
lent line OF shoes. as an inspection OF
their stock will reveal. Read their
advertisement and ylve them a call.
| will sell on easy terms or will
trade for farm lands in Dawson
county or adjoining counties MY en-
tire stock OF general merchandise in
Guiding store building. This is a
fine opportunity for any farmer to
secure an old and we'll established
business on easy and favorable terms.
Call on or address Joseph Koch,
Mitchell, s. ID.
See the great emotional actress.
Laura Frankentield and company in
Ghosts Ibsen's Ghosts-Dec. 81.
The first qarterly meeting of the
United Brethren church OF Mitchell
circuit will be held at Parkston on
next Saturday and Sabbath, Decem-
Der II and Is. Presiding elder a. a.
Praner, of Ainswortb, Neb.. will be
present and preside. All the friends
and members of the church are cor
daily invited to attend and help the
cause along.
l.. II. John. Pastor.
Saturday evening about thirty of
the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. h.
Anderson called at their home, which
was very much OF a surprise to them.
The occasion IA the birthday of
Mrs. Anderson. The guests brought
along abundant refreshments and at
a seasonable hour these were served,
the Whole evening resulting in a nest
pleasant affair. Mrs. Anderson was
thn raai miami of cnu,r, r,,at,
Outside papers have been Il little
premature in announcing the candid
acy OF John III. ScriNen of this city as
a candidate for the appointment of
Insurance commissioner at the hands
Of Governor-elect Elrod. Mr.. Scriven
stated that he had been approached
by friends in Sioux Fails and Nit
chell to stand as a candidate and mad
received endorsements from both.
With theiI aililiation and support
MIR. Scriven Says he VIII become "A
candidate.
Henrik Ibsen's greatest play
Ghosts-Dec. 2l.
TIE German LilliputianS made
good in their entertainment Monday
evening and they had a very large
house to witness their performance.
1t was something OF novelty to see
the midgets do their songs and dane
es. and in every instance their spe-
ciaties were good. The program was
made up of songs and dances. with
the introduction OF the five yellow
kids, a dutch song and dance by Miss
Jennie T%iatina, a boxing contest be-
tween the Hiemer Bros, and the
midgets made a lot of fun in the
sparring. Gus Alexander and Miss
Pearl Pool gave a pretty duet. Miss
Poole is claimed to be the smallest
woman in the world and..she certain
ly looked it as she moved around the
stage. The mideets gave a very
pretty cake walk as the concluding
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