The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-22

Tuesday monring, Dee. 10, a sou.
We have a large stock OF blankets
and robes. They must be sold. Call
and see them. VIM. Koch.
John Green, living down in Lisbon
township, departed Tuesday for
Eureka Springs, Ark, on a thirty
day trip.
Harry Hooper left on the Milwan-
kee road Tuesday Tor Winfield,
Kan, to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs Thomas
Dabler. who live north of the Oma-
liza track, Monday evening. Dec Is.
e daughter.
Mrs. Clara a. Lukens arrived home
TUESDAY afternoon after:.a p absence Of
three weeks, during which time she
visited a number Of Relief Corps IN.
her capacity of department. president.
Notwithstanding going on the road
for 4. M. Rot erts & Co.. of Min
n%eapolis, will cry any and all sales.
Leave dates at Mitchell Capital office
and Mitchell Gazette office.
w. r. Smith.
I. w. Seaman, j.. L. Morrow and
Fred Bjodstrop departed Tuesday
on the early morning Milwaukee,
passenger io1 Mexico City. Mexico.
to spend a month looking over the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. r.. Seaton left
Tuesday for Enid, Oklahoma, and
from that point they will travel
in various directions, covering a large
scope OF country. They expect to be
gone until next spring.
Both the Omaha and the Mil.
waukee roads had a goodly number
of passengers Tuesday who took
advantage Of the homeseekers' excur-
sion to the south and southwest.
TIE rates offered by the roads were
very low-cheaper than to stay at
home.
Rub Il Carton, who have been con-
Quoting d tinshop on First Avenue
west have discontinued their bust
ness and have stored their gooos for
the present. Mr.. Canton left Tues
day for Sioux Halls and expects
to spend the winter elsewhere, re-
turning in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton and
little son arrived Tuesday from
Savanna, III. and hereafter will
make their home in Mitchell i'm the
future, Mr.. Burton having purchased
the Chas. Ferguson residence. MIR.
Burton will engage in the meat
market bushes i'm connection with
g. G. Rathbun.
Invitations we're issued today for
the second annual banquet and uance
to be given by the United CONNER.
cial Travellers, which will be held on
Friday evening, Dec. %. The ban
quet will be served at The Widmann,
beginning at :. O'Clock sharp, and the
grand march will open the dancing
party at the city hall at $3.50 O'Clock.
The memory Of the pleasure on the
occasion Of tbe first party last year
will doubtless bring out large num-
Der of the society people OF this city.
The Kappas and Thalians, two
leading societies over at the Univer-
sity. are going to try and settle the
tariff question this evening in Il de-
batine contest. The speakers have
been seeking after knowledge on the
J great question for the past month
and there will he statistics enough
, presented for carrying on a political
! campaign. There is a strong rivalry
between the societies on the matter
of debates and the serie. that are
being held are creating much i'm
: terest.
Christmas is getting an early start
from the way the packages are arriv.
ing through the express offices ano
the postoffice. Great loads arrive
! each day from the various directions.
and evidently the fever of starting
q things early las reached all over the
y country. However, to get a package
g six days before Christmas and wal,
e to open IL is a hardship that few
i can endure. The shopping dow
e town is going merily on every da.
= and evening and the merchants ar,
reporting a lively busienss. .Sboy
~ early" is the watcIword that is be
: ing beeded right alone.
The recital given at the Uniyer
sity chapel Thursday evening by til,
Y students OF the Conservatory O
Music was a most enjoyable affair
and the audience in attendance wa
a very large The numbers we're con
n Il a @sa A