The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-23

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"Wednesday evening 10 attend the Cen
trial South Dakota fan, which is be-
Ing held this week.
Miss Golden and Nellie Layinps.
sisters OF Frank Leyings, arrived
Wednesday evening from Rockford.
Ill.,, to make 4 visit OF several weeks.
Vermiiyea's Bowling alleys, under
the management Of Edward Cook,
are now open to tile public and they
are IN fine shape for the Bowling
season.
L. ID. Scott, Of Mankato, Mimi,
is here on a brief visit to his family.
Mr.. Scott will oe transferred to Min
neapolis in his work for the Stand
ard Oil Co.
Sylvester Walrath, father of j. O.
and G. w. Walralh. Miss Craig, a
sister of Mrs. J.. O. Walrath, ard
Miss Hincklcy. all of Milton juno.
tion, Wis, arrived in the city We'd
nesday to make a visit of several
weeks.
Will Sutley. of Birmingham, Ala
buma. and Miss Emma Linser, of
Roseburg, Ore, are visiting with
Geo. w. Law and family. Both we've
former residents of Mitchell, leaving
here with their parents when they
were young in years.
Rev. II, j. Giblett, OF the First
Baptist Church of Mitchell viii
preach in the Martin School house
Sept. %, at 3 O'Clock %. m. Let
every mt come that can, a. we are
IN hopes to %rcorganize and have
preaching services this coming Win
ter.
a quiet wedding occurred at the
Presbyterian parsonage "Wednesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock when Miss Ida
Wnelner and Henry &. Nelson. of
Mt. Vernon. were united in naniage
hy Rev. j. S. Surbeck. The couple
drove back to Mt. Vernon shortly az
ter the CEREMONY.
Rev. G. l.. F%illebrown and family
moved here from Wolsey and will oc-
cnpy a residence at COG Van Fps
street. Mr.. Fillebrown brought his
family here TO give his two sons the
benefit of the college and high
school. He will retain his position
as pastor OF the Methodist church at
Wolsey.
John Schlimgen, of Madison. Mis-.
Mrs. Sabilla Bawdr. of Pine l5lutls,
Wis, George Schlimeen, OF Mt.
IIoreb. Wis. Lawrence Keller. OF
Mt. Horeb. and Miss Mime Schlim-
gen, OF Parkston, arrived Wednesday
evening to attend the funeral to day
over the remains of F~nglebert
schlimgen.
About 100 homeseekers arrived in
the city Wednesday evening on the
south and east trainS OF the Milwau-
kee road to look over the country.
This morning a large number of
teams started out In the country
with the visitors and there will be a
large AMOUNT OF land sold before
they return to their bones in Iowa.
Illinois and Wisconsin.
Alexandria closed a Very successful
two days street carnival "Wednesday
evening, which vas largely attended.
Agricultural and fruit exhibits were
plentiful and it was a fine display.
The Mitchell band furnished the
music "Wednesday and the Mitchell
bail club pi aged the Alexandria team
in the afternoon. The latter won by
a score of Is to 3. Alexandria people
eau feel very proud over the success
of theil carnival.
The congregation OF an immense
number of people is the singnal for
the gathering OF grafters and sharp
res. and doubtless next week and the
latter part OF this week they
will commence to buzz around Mitch
palace visitors. The police plotec-
ton that Will be afforded this yelr
will be the best that has been Sc
cured for any corn palace. 1t will be
impossible for the. police force..to give
individual protection but they will
maintain a very watchful eve over
the general operations OF the graft
ers and prevent much work from be-
ing done. The people will ave
themselves a great deal OF trouble by
giving the grafters a wide berth.
G. l.. Mckinley. the general agent
OF the Omaha road, with head.
quarters at Sioux City. arrived in
Mitchell On Thursday accompanied
by III. G. Wirringer, recently Of Eau
Claire, Wis. Mr.. Mckinley informed
The Republican that on the first of
the month he would retire from the
service of The Omaha road and that
he was gong to move to Vancouver
where he owps a small fruit ranch
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