The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-18
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: Ma d Watson ame 10 from
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lion a j Miller. Of Mason city
Iowa has been visiting at the home
Of -. NJ. 1irany for the past week
and returned home Monday morning.
Mrs. W. NJ S,eycrs, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank
Hutchinson. left ON Monday Via
Sioux city for her home at Fargo,
n. u.
Miss Phillips, who vas the chief
stenographer OF the capital comnlit-
tee, left on Monday TO make a Wis
II with her brother at Westtield,
Wis.
The new tine card received trom
a perneen Monday Indicates that
the passenger train north over the
| Milwaukee road will leave hereafter
at 3:45 O'clock instead OF 3 30.
Jack Anderson. the night clerk at
The Widmann. left SATURDAY evening
via the omaha road for Chicago, be.
ing summoned by the Intelligence
that his brother, a contractor, was
killed duling the day by falling
from a building.
Mrs. y. Morse left on Monday
for Wabash. Ind, to spend tie win.
ter with her daughter, Mrs. a b.
Rowley and family. MIR. Rowley was
here and panied Mis-. Morse on
the trip. Deacon Morse expects to
leave the first Of next week.
G. r. Tinan was down to Mitchell
from Kimball Saturday and said that
the farmers out that way are feeling
! worse over the capital defeat than
the people OF this city are. Mr..
Tinan said that they would stand by
Mitchell IN the future for anything
she wanted.
Mrs. II. w. d. Orswell informed
The Republican S atu1day that her
mother. Mrs. kelso, was slowly i'm
proving and that yesterday the in
valid was cheered by the reception
of a handsome boquet of ilowers from
MI. Orswell, who is located at Hell
ena. Mont.
o. f. Cassem, president of the
Western National bank, purchased
two lots on the conner of DAWSON
street and Third Avenue east OF
Martin Gleason Mr.. Cassem said it
was his intention to build two hous.
es on these lots in the spring and to
build two flats and a residence fol-
himself ON the property bought from
the Episcopal church.
Cut prices on granite ware and
dinner set this week at korn & Co.
Hereafter no freight business OF
the Milwaukee road will be trans,
acted at the passenger depot. All
office has been fixed up at the freight
depot and it will be in charge o.
Robert Crosby. Agent George said
that nothing but passenger business
would be attended to at the depot.
Geo. II. Douthit, w. Il. Turner,
Julian O. Tiffany and W. b. Broad.
bent returned Sunday morning frou
Minneapolis. where they saw the
game of football between Minnesota
and Wisconsin Saturday afternoon.
They said the game was not interes.
ting ON accoun of the heavy scor,
Minnesota piled up against Wiscon
sin.
l.. Beckwith had the first misha,
with his automobile late Saturda,
afternoon, tut the accident resultin,
could not he blamed 10 him. He wa
going west on Third Avenue and il
passing a buggy the farmer drive
turned in the same direction. MIR
Beckwith then turned to the left t
pass, and the farmer turned th
same way. The result was that til
auto ran into the buggy, pushing i
along about five feet, and breaking
wheel. Had the driver kept in til
middle OF the road or not turned GU
the second time the accident woul
not have happened. Mr.. Beckwitl
paid the bill for repairs to the buggy
Saturday evening the members O
the G. a. r. and w. r. G. arrange
for a farewell party to Mr.. and Mrs
B. A. Barnard who left Monday ever
ing for their future home at Port
land. Ore. The party was held in th
post rooms and an oyster supper W
served. During the course of th
evening Mayor Silsby gave a shor
address concerning the departure 0
the worthy people and the great ir
terest they had always displayed j
the two orders during their long res
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