The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-16

brother, II. j. Taylor.
DR. +. w. Freyberg arrived from
Spirit Lake, Iowa. Sunday morning
via the Omaha road.
channcy Burr, of Chicago, has
been spending the summer here and
returned home Monday morning.
Earl and Harry Rowley left Monday
morning for the st. Louis exposi-
tlon. The latter will remain through
the winter with an uncle at Stuff
CART, Ark.
Fred Tobin was arrested Sunday
afternoon on a charge of being drunk
and %disorderly. Late in tile evening
be appeared before Justice Mckinley
and paid a nominal fine.
Miss Jessie Walrath left Monday
for GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, and Chicago.
After visiting at those places for sew
eral weeks she will go to Detroit,
Mich. to take a course Of instruction
for teaching public school music.
Sunday morning the government
thermometer registered at 35 degrees.
In some portions of the county. par
ticularly where it was low, a very
light frost was reported, although
but very little, if any, damage was
done.
Miss Lilah Older left this morning
for Chicago, where she will enter the
Soper School of Oratory to take a
full course. Miss Older has quite a
good deal Of talent in this direction,
and her friends will wish for her
abundant success.
G. S. Chapman. OF Dewitt Iowa,
has just moved to this city TO give
bis son the benefit of a college edu-
cation at the University. When Mrs.
Chapman arrives they will begin
housekeeping on the corner Of Duff
and Seventh streets.
Miss Madge Picker arrived in the
city Saturday afternoon from st.
Louis where she has been attending
the exposition for two weeks. She
is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. j..
Frad. Miss Picker will leave for
Redfeld in a few days-and will begin
her work as a member OF the faculty
OF Redfield college, having charge of
tie %elocution department.
A quiet wedding was performed at
the Congregational parsonage Sunday
morning at 3 O'Clock, when Mr.. Roy
Hackett, OF this city, and Miss Maud
Belle Schultz, Of Riverside, were
united in marriage by Rev. A. Craig
Bowdish. The bride is the daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. Herman Scuhltz,
and is a progressing young lady.
Both are we'll known in this city and
all their friends will extend their
hearty congratulations. They began
housekeeping at once in a residence
that was built by the groom this
summer on north Main street.
A a. Boynton arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon from Bismark,
N. D., where he is now connected
with the United States land Office.
he stopped oyer a day in Sioux City
to see MAJOR Dent 90 in the paci ng
race Friday, in which the morse took
third place, being second in one
heat that was paced in 2:1Oh. Mr..
Boynton said that he had entered
Major Dent in the $500 race put up
by the Pierre capital committee at
Yankton for Friday and Mr.. Boyn-
ton declares that the Major will
bring home the first money OF the
Pierre prize.
NJ. II. Gosche's pacing horse,
Black Walnut. did not 90 i'm the 2:27
pace race at Sioux City Wednesday
as was expected. The horse went
lame down in Nebraska and when he
WAS taken out on the Sioux City
track for a warming up his knee
sWelled to such an extent that it was
beyond all possibility 10 start him in
the event. The race was won in
2:09R and parties who knew Mr..
Gosche's horse were confident that
had the animal been in good condi-
tion be would have won the race as
during the summer he has shown a
gait equally as fast on a half mile
track, which could be increased on
a mile track. The horse will lie
brought home and put in the barn
for the rest OF the season.
Sunday evening Rev. Chas. Fl.
Powell delivered the frs. Of a series
OF lectures at st. Mary's Episcopal
church, taking for his subject "Sham
Heroes" He took three characters,
namely, Napoleon, Charles XII, and
Peter, the Great. the Car Of Russia.
In these three men Mr.. Powell made