The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

Chickens wanted at Rathhun's
market.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred N. Bailey have
moved into the Gilbert Johnson resi-
dence near the corner of Park avenue
and Lawler street.
Miss Jennie Williams went out TIC
the Crow Creek Indian agency Tues
aay..eyening TO accept a position with
John Q. Anderson as st%enographer.
DIR. e. A. Bobh went to Sioux City
Wednesday to attend a meeting of
the Sioux Valley Medical Associa-
ton, before which body Of physicians
he will read a paper. He will return
home Friday afternoon
w. C. Kelso, of Sloan, Iowa, is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. T. W. ID. Ors-
veil. Mr.. Kelso is one Of the deputy
sheriffs OF Woodbury. county, and was
instrumental in the capture of the
robbers who went through the Luton
bank. Had. the telephone operator
been at his post at the time Mr.. Kel-
70 said he could have effected their
capture and secured the $500 reward,
as 1t was he was able to put the offic-
ers on their track and they were cap
tured in a short time.
A business meeting of the Building
4 Loan Association was held Satur-
day evening and aside FIR ON the
rOutine work that followed Secretary
W. A. Hamburger made a report on
the progress of disposing of stock in
the new series "S,r which were
opened just a short time ago. He
said that l04 shares had been dis
posed of and that he found no diff
Guilty in selling the shares when the
plans and the profits we're unfolded
to the people. Mr.. Hamburger is
doing some excellent work for the
association and for the people as we'll
By drawing their attention to an in
vestment that will bring them in sure
and satisfactory returns.
Without any particular effort to
keep the matter quiet the announce
ment Of the marriage of Miss Mable
Snow and Mr.. Alfred Schwartzhach
has become public. They were mar
ried at Sioux Falls Saturday. Jan. 9,
and returned home the following
morning, and are making their home
for the present with the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snow.
The groom travels for a Sioux Falls
fruit house, and the bride is a young
lady who has grown to womanhood
in Mitchell. She is a graduate Of
the city schools and Is a very at
tractive young lady. Their tosts Of
friends will wish them much happi-
ness in their married life.
Adolph Schiller and Miss Edith Nc
Gurdy were married at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McCurdy, in Letcher. Tuesday
evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. r. N. KratZ at the
hour of s O'Clock, and it was wit
messed by about fifty friends of the
contracting parties. A fine wedding
supper was served tine guests at the
conclusion Of the ceremony, and a
very happy social evening was spent
The bridal couple received many
handsome gifts from their friends,
which attests the high standing they
maintain in the town and vicinity.
They will 90 to housekeeping on the
farm owned by the groom e a Letch-
er. Mrs. Conan and two daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harris of
this city attended the wedding.
M. G. Porter, who went to Des-
hoines, Iowa, a few days ago, wrote
home that he made the trip through
safely, although he was somewhat
exhausted. Mr.. Porter will be there
about three weeks, during which
time he will have an artificial limb
adjusted. and when he retlrns home
be expects to be able to walk some
where near as well as he could about
a year ago. He fell on the slippery
sidewalk and broke his leg, finally
had to it be amputated near the
knee, and since then lie has had to
hobble around on cruJches. The
measurements for the limb have been
taken and when he returns home,
walking nearly as good as before. his
friends will be just as we'll pleased as
Mr.. Porter.
Fred Widmann has returned from
bis trip to st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Chicago and Dubuque, Iowa. While
a way MI. Wldmann conceived the
idea of shaving off his whiskers,
leaving his moustache and a goatee
as a partial means Of Identification.
Fred's friends had to take the second
or third look to find a resemblance.
he visited the above cities in the in
terest Of his new hotel property to
look after the plumbing, lighting and