The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-29
IN TOWN NJ
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN mi
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. OrreIl came
up from Yankton Monday afternoon
to attend the corn palace.
Il. E West, OF Darlington, Wis,
arrived in the city Saturday to re-
main through corn palace week.
Miss Laura Saul, who has teen at
Fort Dodge, Iowa, for several months,
arrived home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Haynes. Of
Scotland, arrived via the Omaha.road
Friday evening for a short visit With
their daughter, Mrs. G. +. Townsan.
Mrs. Will n. George and little sons
arrived home Thursday evening from
their trip to Austin, Mimi, and the
Twin Cities. Mr.. GEORGE met them
at Sioux Falls.
Z. r. Dfewell, Of Russell, Ill.,, and
MIS-. f. l.. White. o.. Kenosha, Wis,
have been visiting the family Of e.
A. Carpenter down in Tobin township
and returned home this morning.
j. C. Milne, supreme field marshal
of the Home Guardians. came over
from Huron and will remain through
} corn palace week. Mr.. Milne says
Huron will send over a fine delega-
tion tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. NJ. Smith ar
rived home Saturday from Minneap-
oils, where they spent the week.
While away they placed their daugh-
ter, Miss Jeanette, in st. Mary's
Academy at Fairbault, Mimi, for
the year.
W. E. Moore, business manager for
the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader is in
the city today looking after the es-
tablishinR Of q branch Office here in
the Widmann hotel for the conven.
iece Of friends and all subscribers to
the Argus Leader.
Strayed-Came to my place Sept.
5 one dark red COW with a bush of a
ia on. Owner can have same BY
paying charges.
A. e. Deskins, sec. II, Plano town.
ship, Hanson county.
In one c0rne Of the corn palace in
the northwest part Of the balcony
the Newburys have a magnificent
display OF cut flowers and pOtted
plants, which is but a slight indica-
ton Of the immense quantity Of flow
ers they have over at their green
house on the south side. Their booth
is gazed at admiringly by the visitor
and they are disposine of many cut
flowers.
With every purchase OF one dollar
or more during corn palace week you
will be presented with a good whip
at VIM. Koch's
Director Rathbun and his State
Band got out on the street early Mon
day morning and started the music
for the..week. There are twenty must
clans in the band and when they
played their first selection they were
given a rousing reception. The band
is playing in fine shape and they will
furnish music on the streets every
day during the week meeting the
trains and generally entertaining the
crowds.
William Dutblef and Miss ElvlDa
Roth were united in marriage at her
home rear Letchcr Wednesd ~ even
ing. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. d. M. Powell, OF Blendon
township. They have gone to house.
keeping in a new residence that Mr..
Duthlefs has just finished on the
south side. he is employed in the
Ne@bury Greenhouse. and is a very
capable and efficient man at the
business. His bride is highly re-
syec:ed in the vicinity OF Letcher
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Spangler moved
Saturday into their elegant new resi-
dence on the corner OF Fifth Avenue
east and Kimball street. Mr.. Spang-
Ter has added another magnificent,
residence TO the growing list in this
city, and it is quite a departure from
any other house ~ the matter of ar
%chitectnre. it being of the colonial
style, the massive columns on the
SO ith and the broad porch on the
east giving the whole a most disting-
uished appearance. The house is
equipped with all modern improve
ments and is handsomely finished in
oak. The Republican hopes that they
will live long to enjoy their comfort
able home.
General and Mrs. j. b. Wolgemutb
have returned from their trip to the
national encampment OF the q. A..
B., which was held at Denver. Gen.
WOlgemuth. who is the denartmnnt