The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-25
IN TOWN AM COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE COURSE OF A WEEK

Weber is at present visiting.
Miss Hattie Goodwin ha been Wis
iting friends at Armour this week
and came home SATURDAY afternoon.
Misses Rinnie Nolt and LYDIA Grace
arrived home Saturday afternoon from
Chicago. They have been attending
an art school during the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. W.R. Ball arrived home
from Chicago Saturday afternoon.
where the DIR. has been taking q spe-
cial course at one Of the medical col
leges. MIS-. Ball has been away most
of the summer at Utica. N. Y.
Alfred Schwartzbach bought the
fruit business of c. III. Wieting &
Co., and took possession Saturday
morning. Mr.. Schwartzbach has been
travelling on the road for a Sioux
City fruit house for some time and
is we'll posted on his line OF business.
w. b. Broadbent arrived home Mon
morning vie the Omaha road from
Chicago. While in Chicago Mr..
Broadbent purchased a carload Of
furniture for the firm. This will
equip the firm with a fine large stock
of goods for the fall and winter bust
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. S. FL. Scallin and
children and Mrs. Anna Scallin ar
rived home Saturday incoming from
Big Stone lake. where thew haze been
on an outing Listing three weeks. An
unusual amount az lain interferred
somewhat with the pleasures of the
trip.
Father Hoffman, OF Emery, was in
tie city, the guest of the Very Rev.
erend. Dean Shea. He is building g
new Catholic church at Emery, the
foundation for (which is completed.
1t will be a frame structure and when
completed and furnished it Will cost
about 1913. 900.
M. II. Gosche departed Monday
for Chicago, and after remaining
there a day OF two he is going down
to Morris, III. His pacing horse,
Black Walnut, is to start in the 2:l6
pacing race Thursday and Matt said
he was going down to see him get de-
feated-but he had hopes that are
otherwise.
Friday Miss Ruth Turney was
thi.teen years old and she had d
party in honor of the occasion, at
which were present thirteen girls
the day coming on Friday being in
harmony with the number thirteen.
The afternoon WIS pleasantly passed
in playing and some delightful re-
freshments were served. Despite the
thirteen feature and the day of Fri
day nothing happened to mar the
pleasure Of the afternoon.
Frof. Il. +. Graham is getting his
advertising matter for the lecture
course during he coming winter. The
first attraction will be the Bobumir
krYl Company, a musical attraction
LhuU tfAlI CluaI ouyIlIIS aL1 SUI pass
many that has ever appeared in
Mitchell in the lecture course work.
Prof. Graham has secured an excep-
tionally fine list talent for the course
and the kryl company is but a for
runner or what is to be shown. MIR.
Kryl is recognized as one of the finest
cornet players in the world and he is
ably seconded by Julia Heinrich, con
tralto, Carl Heinrich, baritone and
violinist, and Phoebe May Roberts
reader.
Chief Keith had quite an expert
ence Saturday evening in arrcsting
Christ Nelson, the fellow that was
doing the riding stunt on the streets.
The chief stopped the fellow and
ordered him off the horse, but Nelson
refused to dismount. The chief told
Nelson chat he would take horse
along also. The chief took the bride
rein yer the horse's head and start
ed down street. Nelson got wise and
reaching forward unbuckled the
throat latch OF the birdie and threw
it off the horses head. He gave the
ANNA. a dig N the side and rode
away, eaving the chief holding the
empty bride. The chief got his man
later and he had to pay his fine just
the same.
A peculiar accident happened in
the Milwaukee yards Friday night
when a refrigerator "a OF eggs were
turned over on the track. The car
had been taken away from the house
of J. E. Turner 4 Son, and set on
the switch, being kicked back by the
engine. 1t was presumed it would
remain there until wanted later in
the night. The switch track had
been raised during the day OF an in
cline to the east. Che car moved
slowly down the incline and stopped