The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-21

tNuItlN' vi MttNS at VIZ 81. I1VlIlS CN-
position and returned home.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John l!en-
dickson, ut their home south OF
town, SATURDAY. Oct. rs, a daughter.
Mrs. LLOYD Mckeel and little child
arrived from Wessineton Springs and
is a guest at the home of A. Il. Nc
Keel.
Bort. To MI. and Mrs. Dominick
Schneider at their home in i5eulah
township, THURSDAY, oct. l3, a
daugAter.
Mrs. Warren Well, went TO Chicago
Thursday morning 10 visit a couple of
weeks witt her daughter Mrs. New
ton Whitney.
FraoN Leslie and T.. y. White. of
Iowa Falls, Iowa. arrived Monday
evening ior a visit with j. y. White
and family.
ID. c. Burnside and SON left Thurs
day for a "trip 10 points in Mex
leo and VIII be AWAY a greater part
of the winter.
Mrs. j. l.. Ilannctt arrived home
Yesterday from C!sira9o. MI. Ham
nett expects TO remain i'm Chicago tor
an indefinite period.
Mrs. j. II. Femis was called TO
Itiandleau on Tuesday by the te-
ceipt of IA telegram Monday evening
announcing the death OF her aunt.
MIR aud Mrs. Emil Becker arrived
home Monday evening from Omaha.
where they went last week to place
their daughter, Miss Mareie, in
Bellevue college.
DIR. Il. S. Kammerling left Mon
| day for Chicago to attend to some
business matters, He expects to
visit st. Louis before he returns,
| which will be within a week.
Louis Grill, the candidate for gov
ernoI on the democratic ticket, has
been engaged to deliver a political
address in this city on Saturday at
ternoon at ! o'clock AT the court
house.
The city council met in special SEES
sion last evening and purchased the
p1lvate sewer on Fourth Avenue
west. a committee was appointed
to locate the %acetylene gas lamps in
the residence pant OF the city.
Mrs. Ray Smith vas the victim O
La gasoline stove explosion Sunday
this being the stove that exploded {
few months ago. As the result OF
the explosion her face and hands
were burned and the wounds an,
very painful.
Guy Aikens is home from his sun
mer campaign on the racing circuii
Of Iowa. Nebraska and South Dallo
la, having met Will very good sue
cess in being i'm the money. H'
closed the season with Dr. NJ, (;
Washington horse and drove him u
a record Of s:l9.
Editor Arthur Linn and Jane
Lewis, of Canton, we're in the cit
over night and Tuesday. Askes
as to Pierte's chances of carrying
Lincoln county. as that city is claim
ing the county. he scotIed AT the ide'
and declared that Mitchell woul,
. -. - ,.,l ,1,,AA t,, 4, /, 4
by a handsome majority.
\ wedding ceremony was performe
Sunday evening hy Rev. L. T John
at his home, ITO seventh Avenu
west, at s O'Clock, when he united j
marriage Mr.. Frank y, Harris an
Miss BESSIE NJ. Qdell. The cereltlon
was witnessed bv a few friends an
the relatives of the bride and groom
They will make their future home
Loomis.
, j. u. Hauser. a graduate OF Dal<ot
!, University in 80, is in the city Il
n visit with his oldtime friends an
students. Mr.. lauser is now locate
!, at Puebla, Mexico. where he holds
! position as professor OF English
the Methodist mission school al
!, college. He delivered an address
: the meeting of the Y. Nj. G. A.
= the college Sunday afternoon.
i Mitchell Homestead. Brotherhot
Of American Yoemen. held an int
esting meeting Monday evening
.e which Mrs. James Grace was elect
d presiding officer to I'LL "A vacanc
1t Plans for active work during t.
winter were considered and new e
!, thusiasm aroused. AT the next NEE
!, ing will take place the annual MOI
ination OF officers and other intere.
- ing features Of the society will be c
- served.
so ->~RH~>- Women sho