The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-02

dA1IIkS OF INTEREST Thai HAPPEN n,
iii. COURSE OF \ WEEK.


Abeiiceu aua ciAje home Friday.
NJ. nnd Sir. J. t Morrow lelt
Friday tor ST Ions u TAKE in
tic closing lay, o. I'm. exposition.
MISS Lou Hatch Who has been Wis
ltlnp her sister. Mrs. y a. lruax,
returned to Montrose sunday night.
Mrs. Thomas l.lddell arrived on
Tuesday from Lacrosse, Wis, TO
make a visit with friends aud rel
atlves.
Mrs. Il. Richardson has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. w. Wal
rath, and returned home Friday to
GAINESVILLE. Wis.
w. II. "a!rath, of |Janesville, Wis.
has been visiting his biothers, j. O.
and G. w. for the past week, and re-
tuIned home Erday.
Miss Maude Lal7ollette spent sun
day in SIOUX City With her blother,
Guy LnFollctte. who is a reporter on
The ~louN CITY Tribune.
Miss Marie Conin. who is teaening
in the rural schools of The county,
went TO Sioux Guy ON Monday to
visit A few days with friends.
Casper Kerr. residing north of
town, vent to Chicago on Monday
to attend the National Live Stock
show, which is now in progress.
Mrs. II. ID. ButtertieId left for
Fairhault. Mimi, FRIDAY to remain
over Sunday with her daughter Miss
ROXY, who is attending school
there
DR.. Nicholson went to Hazel Monday
afternoon to attend the ministerial
meeting of the Watertown district.
He will be away the greater part Of
the week.
Married. Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. %. at 4 O'Clock, Fred w. Nor
san and Miss Ellen Book. both Of
Letcher, by Rev. II. S. Wilkinson at
Methodist parsonage.
Judge Smith and Court Stenog-
rapher Boyles went out TO Chamber
lain Monday afternoon. The regular
term of circuit court for Brule county
opened Tuesday morning.
w. A. Branch, went to Scotland
Flinav morning. Thursday he COM
pleted the deal for the purchase of
ID. W. Collins's implement business
and will assume charge of it at once.
Geo. Z Logan. who has been at
tending to business matters in the
city for the past TWO weeks, returned
home TO Minneapolis Wednesday
evening TO eat Thanksgiving with
his family.
ibe Mitchell Cafe had forty persons
respond To its invitation for a free
THANKSGIVING dinner by parties who
were unable to provide anything for
themselves. That was a generous
act OF Paul Scott.
Herman Nelson amG Miss L.oula
Rozarth. both of this city, were mar
ried Thanksgiv wing Day 1T the Metn-
odist parsonage by Rev II. s. VIII
kinson. The ceremony was per-
formed at 5 O'Clock.
Miss Linn, who has been at the
home OF Mrs. L. w. u. Orswell. was
taken TO Sioux CITY Friday Oh Il
cot and will he placed IN st. Jo-
seph hospital. She will be operated
upon for a pelvic tumol.
Justice Mckinley has been provid-
ed with a very comfortable Office in
the basement of the city hall build
ing. in the southwest corner room,
and where all cases tried before him
in the future will be heard.
lhc.dancing party at the Mitchell
Club rooms Thursday evening after
the EOstonia concert was we'll at
tended and a very delightful party
resulted. The music was furnished
by Nichols's Mandolin Club.
Three extra freight trains were
sent south Ove the Milwaukee road
Sunday carrying live stock to the
markets. One train Of sixteen cars
was brought direct from Miles City.
Mont. which was shipped to Oma-
ha. The Milwaukee is handling an
immense amount Of business in this
line.
Anna and Fred Scott. Lucille Ev-
ans, Chloe Barrows and Florence
Nolt came home Saturday evening
from Yankton, Laving accompanied
the crowd OF young people who went
down there for the High School foot
ball game Thanksgiving Day. They
remained over and were entertained
at a dancing party Friday evening.
The Mitchell High School football
team was defeated in the game with
the Iakton team Thanksgiving day.
the score being 30 to g. Mitchell's
touchdown vas due to Fullback
johnson. who carried the ball down
the field by a series of remarkable