The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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other school will.
Miss Minnie Sargent, OF Ncrmillion,
S. ID. came up to spend Sunday with
Miss Emma Haynes.
Mrs. Il. S. Johnston returned from
Nit. Vernon Monday. where she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Grace White and Mable
Bridgeman OF Vermillion spent sun
day with Miss Maude Hager.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Dix left this
morning for Chicago. Mrs. Dix stop
ping there for an indefinite period
while the. DIR. will go to st. Louis
to attend the exposition.
At the Congregational church Sum
day morning Miss Florence Jenny.
instructor of vocal music at Yankton
college sang a beautiful sacred solo.
Miss Jenny has a beautiful soprano
voice that is rich in power and dram
atic quality, and her singing was
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Martin Saraott and Carl Moods.
wbo are charged @jtn stealing tWo
teams of horses, ~ere amaieued Tins
morning petare Justice Mckinley for
their preliminary examination. The
prisoners were represented ia court
IlyJ. 6, Markham. The men waived
examination and they @ele aoana
over to the Noeenher term IN bonds
of 81 100 eaeh,
Plof. La gra5ce ana his senior class
of Il members - tfe Canton high
school aaiyed u the city Friday
afternoon aud me!e entertained fy
the senior class OF the city schools in
the evening. They were given a
tallyho ride around the city attended
the band concert and later the dane
ing party. Prof. Lawrence was the
guest of Prof. Iloff while in the city.
III. c. Nelso brought out a party of
seven land seekers from WiuterSet.
Iowa, a few days ago and they are
being shown over the land of Day
iSon and adjoining counties. Among
the party is A. c. Robbins, states
attorney. who is we'll pleased it'll
the country. A Mr.. Simons has on
tIacted for the purchase OF IA half
section of land a mile and IA hal!
Isoutheast OF Mt. Vernon, land e1
poets to close the deal before he re-
turns home
a lady who had been out to Pierre
and stopped oyer in Mitchell on he1
way home said that she with a party
of others visited the capitol building
at Pierre and on that day it raineC
hard. While they were in the sen.
ate o the water commenced tC
leak through the roof and they vert
forced to put up their umbrellas tt
protect themselves from the moist
ure. And yet Pierre says that the
state building is in "A fair state oil
preservation. That is the kind of /;
building the people Of the state are
asked to keep the records in.
Ed Andrews and his company had
very large audience at the opera house
Thursday evening to see Fra Diavalo.
and the people throughout the opera
expressed their hearty appreciation
or the efforts OF the company L,
4 nlplSp hn rttiIsi. of ~, ht,,,l
IS very pretty. ia which are intro.
duced some very pretty solos, duets
and trios and choluses. The COS.
tuning Of the play WIS good and the
whole performance passed oil yer,
sEoothly. l'he brief engagement OF
the company has been very much en-
loved, as opera companies are not a
very frequent attraction i'm this
state.
Saturday evening there was an
immense crowd at the corr palace tt
hear the Concert by the Capital band
and the address by Mayor Silsby
whose remarks were OF an interest
iuR CHARACTER. ne was a~pplau0eO
time and again as he set forth the
solid aud convincing argument o!
Mitchell capital campaign. A vo-
cal solo was rendered by Miss Flor.
ence Jenny, OF Yankton, that was
very much appreciated. Monday morn.
ing a fine crowd OF people came down
from.the north part OF the state, 6OC
being taken on the milwaukee pas
enger at Wolsey, who had been out
to Pierre over Sunday. and they were
a disheartened ~lot.after spending "a
! day with the wind blowing a hur1i-
cane and the fine sand being imbed-
ded in their clothes.
The University football eleven got
home Saturday evening from Brook
ings and they were given a royal re-
ception by the students who met
them at the Omaha station. The
members OF the team and Coach
Markle were exceedingly proud Of the
victory they won from the strong
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