The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-09

Major and Mrs. j. A. Picker came
down from Faulkton Thursday even
ing and will remain a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Frad.
Mrs. II. ID Butteriield returned
home Thursday afternoon from tari-
bault. Mimi, where she visited a
fey days with her daughter. Ntlss
Roxy.
c. L. Starland, OF McMurray,
Wash. was in the city. ii guest OF
Robert Burns. The gentlemen are
old friends and have not met for the
past fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Bishop have
been visiting with friends aud rel
atives at Osceola, Iowa. for the past
three weeks and returned home
Thursday evening
Mrs. Amelia Thatcher, of Mil
yankee. Wis, has been visiting
with Mrs. John Brown and returned
home last Friday. Mrs. TN atcner
was a former resident of Mitchell.
Dt j 6. Mccartney went over to
Sioux Falls this morning to attend
a meeting of the state hoard of den
tai examiners. which is in session
there today. There are d number of
applicants ready to take the eXalnin-
alton required to practice dentistry
in the state.
Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Wilson left
for home at Leola Friday after
noon. Mrs. Wilson'S mental condi-
ton is very much improved and she
is able to talk nationally. Nh. Will
son believes that with rest and
quite and a change will soon re-
store her to her former condition.
The snow prediction for Thursday
evening was fulfilled and for about
two hours the snow came down gent
ly and deposited an inch over the
earth. 1t was the first Of the season
and offered the small boy and the
grown man an opportunity to get
out and sweep off the walks early in
the morning.
Geo. G. Grinnell, OF Aberdeen is
in the city and expects to remain
here until Christmas and will devote
his time to increasing the member
ship Of the Modern Brotherhood Of
America. Mr.. Grinne!l says that
he intends to move to Mitchell as
soon as he finds a house, as his work
for the future will be in the central
and southern part OF the state.
V. l.. Mowery is organizing an or
chestra for the winter dancing part
les, and has secured the services Of
j. S. Howells, Of Jefferson, Ohio. who
arrived in the city today. Mr.. How
ellis is a harpist and a pianist, and
in both capacities is an artist. Mr..
Mowery will play the violin, G.. w.
clarinet. The combination will be
an effective n and its presence in
the city will not necessitate the
sending out of town for music, as
Mr.. Mowery's combination will be
able TO produce just as good music as
any other orchestra.
Ida NJ. Leete was taken to the re-
form school at Plankinuon Thursday
afternoon by Sheriff Koch and she
will rnfnojt1 thnro in nj ,,rol,, 4 /; 1 +; .,
for several years. The girl is about
IA years of aye. and complaint was
made by her father. NJ. l.. Lcete.
that he was unable to control her.
She was taken before Judge Abbey.
of the county court. and a hearing
was held. The evidence submitted
in Judge Abbey's court concerning
the actions OF the girl were sufficient
for him to cause her to be placed in
the reform school. Miss Leete is a
bright and attractive girl and it is
relieved that at the school hel con-
duet will be improved upon.
The Ladies And Society of the
4lCUlIOulSU CiluICI IldS Ildu Il very sue
~cessful year in the matter OF busl-
ness and it is one that reflects credit
on its officers. who have taken adj
vantage of every opportunity to
make some money for the society.
La the year the society has handled
over So. 800. and has cleared a little
over 81 200. They are to be congrat-
uiated for their energy and tor their
desire to help build up the institu-
ton of viii : they are an auxiliary.
The following are the officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. b. A.
BobS; first vice president. Mrs. r.
III. Winsor: second vice president,
Mrs. J.. L. Morrow; secretary. Mrs.
Geo. II. Douthit; treasurer. Mrs. G.
b. Wilt.
a party of Milwaukee officials were
in the city a short time today, ar
irving in two private cars from the
north at O'Clock. The party was
no,rrriCo1 .,f w 7 Jr.l..1