The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-21

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liage ceremony Tins morning which
united .he lives CT n. Cburchili and
Miss Katie kimhail, of litlle Fails,
Mimi. They left for their home on
the morning Milwaukee passenger.
j. ) sulbcck, pastor of the Pres
bvtcrian church. completed the p'lr-
chase Thursday of the W. l.. Upton
property on Third Avenue east. and
expects to get possession as soon as
Mr. lipton moves into hIs new
house. which Will he in about lhlee
weeks.
Senator Gamble came doNn FROM
Aberdeen this morning, having been
up There to speak at the republican
rally Wednesday afternoon and even
ING. He left OF the afternoon train
for Oacoma and Will ill three mp
pointments al places on the reseINa-
tion west of there.
MI. and Mrs. c. Champeny and
Mrs. Read arrived this morning
from Milwaukee. Wis, TO remain a
few days. Mr.. Champeny vas for
merly a business man in Mitchell
aud still has large property interests
here. His many old friends ia The
city are glad To see him.
a grand republican rally was held
at Aberdeen "Wednesday afternoon
aud evening, which was addressed bv
sen9tor Gamble aud Hon. $. II. Ell
rod. the republican candidate Tor
governor. An immense crowd was
present during the DAY The Mitch
ell band played All the opera house in
the evening.
When the Milwaukee passenger
from the north pulled out Wednesday
evening it callied nine coach loads of
people, and when the east Milwau-
kee arrived it brought in eight coach
loads. This shows the desire OF the
people OF the state to come to
Mitchell to see the town and inspect
it for the future capital.
Letcher Chronicles: j. n. Turner
& Son have rented the Letcher
creamery and will conduct 1T as an
outside Swimming station for their
large wholesale butter and egg estab-
lishment at Mitchell. j. Rrodenck OF
Mitchell will have charge OF the
creamery and Roy Kirkpatrick, who
has been at the station all summer,
will enter the ell ploy OF the j. Is.
Burg Co.
+. w. Emerson. a temperance ora
tor, will he in Mitchell next Wednes-
day for a three days campaign.
holding meetings at the court house
Wednesday evening and on Thurs
day and Friday afternoons aud even
ings. MI. Emerson is accompanied
by j. g. Olmstead, a singer OF some
) Rote. who assists in the meetings.
the lcctures will lie illustrated with
Il line s%tereoptlcon and additionl mu-
sic will he given by an Edison pho
t nograpll.
Dr. Stevenson, the specialist, OF
Sioux Fails, was here a short iimt
{ ago and, as usual, Was the busiest
I man in town. The doctors are not
y opticians but regular NJ. D.s, who
make a speciality --of eye and ea'
5 work. That is why they are Away:
V so busy. Another thing the people
of this vicinity should bear in mint
that there is ALWAYS one OF the doc
tors to be found in the home Office
a Thev both have studied eXtensivel,
q in all the European hospitals.
' j.. G. Hanson, Rhiuelander-ll ol
d greatest tonic have ever used
1. Gained 81 pounds IN ninety days
e Tea or tablets, rs cents. Scailil
% BIOS.
q There was a large crowd OF people Il
y the corn palace Wednesday evening
q visitors being principally from TIL
!, so lthern and eastern part OF tn
It state. The Mcnno band, of 10
Homme county came with the eN
rusionists aud in the evening III
band furnished Il good program {
ID music for the exercises at the cor
palace, and their PLAYING was cheere
a to the echo. l.. II. Milne sang
baritone solo. and the address OF tn
"a evening was delivered by Mayor Sill!
At by, whose remarks received the clos
AT attention of the audience. He Wa
frequently interrupted with applans
on the telling.points he made.
:. Ed Andrews and his opera con
=. pany appeared at the opera hou.
"a Wednesday evening in "a music
:. comedy sketch OF two acts, entitlt
~ Birds OF a Feather. and it was
:, most entertaining COMEDY that kei
:, the audience in a roar OF laugtle
- The comedy has a plot that is We
:, pretty in the mixup OF two st
boarderS that turns out happii