The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-07

Monday afternoon after tile corn
palace week.
Guy Wellmnn. the Youngest son of
Mrs. w. III. Rloss, arrived in the city
Friday after IN absence of six
years in the kl0ndike country.
Miss Helen NJ. Foote, OF Sanborn,
Iowa, was the guest OF Miss Emily
Kings during corn palace week. and
reformed home Tuesday.
Mrs. III. Eastman, OF Seattle.
Wash. has been VISITING her cousin,
Mrs. M. NJ. Mcdonald through corn
palace week and returned home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara a. Lukens got home
Saturday from her eastern Tip. nav
ing been away since early i'm August
TO attend the W. II G. convention
at Boston.
G. l.. DeMarras, OF Chicago, is the
new manager in the local Office OF
Edwards Wood X Co, having taken
possession of The business tne first of
the month.
Charles Mccullough is serving a SEN
tence OF thirty DAYS in the county
iail. having been convicted ON the
charge of stealing an o%yelcoat from
Amos Johnson. Both are strangers
IN the city.
Mrs. VIII II. Geolee and two little
sons am.ived ON Tuesday from Min
neapolis and "ill reside in a resi-
deuce on Second Avenue cast. MI.
George is the new agent Tor the Mill
waukee road.
Prof. Frank L. Barry OF the Uni
Versity will open a studio down town
for the benefit OF those who can not
come to the school for violin lessons.
He will meet all such persons from }
to 6 next Thursday, Oct. Is at the
home of Mrs. NJ. N. Lee.
Game Warden Collard wants I he
Republican to notify the fishing putt
lie that the season for catching bass
in the river or any stream is now
closed. There is Il fine of $50 for
every bass that is caught during the
closed season, il you are caught with
the goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ericsson and
daughter. Miss Millie, and +. b. Elce
and family left Tuesday for Parker,
their former home, and will again
taEo mn thnjr ~rpcj2opna Nv EIna
recently disposed of his telephone
business in this city. Their many
friends will regret their removal.
Mr.. Ericsson sold his residence i'm the
east part OF the city, which he fin
iSled this Spring. to w. Is. Rowley.
There was a great exodus of people
from the city Monday morning and
afternoon by those who were here to
attend the corn palace. The plat
form at the Milwaukee depot was
crowded with people both morning
and afternoon. Mitchell never en-
tertained such a crowd before and
those who We're mere were we'll
pleased with the efficient manner in
which the visitors wee taken care
OF.
Still the elegant fail weather keeps
up, and 1T is a most remarkable
stretch OF good weather. Not Since
September % has the Thermometer
gone below u degrees during the
night and it has frequently stood at
IS during the day So far this fail
there has not been a frost to do the
least injury to Vegetation. Flowers
out OF doors are STILL in Eloom and
We noticed some tomato vines that
/, bad commenced to blossom for a sec
ond crop.
a change has occurred in the firm
OF Hampton 4 Gamble. the latter
disposing Of his interests to l.. ID.
Test. OF York, Neb., a brother OF
Mrs. Hampton. Mr.. Test has pur-
chased lots near Hampton's and has
commenced the construction OF a
house. and his family will reach
Mitchell early in the spring. MI.
and Mrs. Gamble will 20 south fos
the health Of the former. A. r.
Test and family Of York, will also
move to Mitchell within a short time
and build.
Chas A. Wilson, Of Sussex, n. j
has been in the city for several day,
guest OF /. w. Seaman. attending
the corn palace. Mr.. Wilson is on
OF the editors OF the Sussex lnde-
pendent, and is d strong friend o
South Dakota. This is the first trit
he has made out to Mitchell in TIL,
past four years and he expressed
himself to the editor Of The Repub
lican as being highly pleased will
the great growth and Improvement
that have been accomplished in TIL
short time that has elapsed since h
was here. Mr.. Wilson has a humble
CT investments in the city and coun
tv on6 pOpcidorS than, or,,oi RI On,