The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
I'm TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN IN,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

hit IOURSE OF A "
Mrs. j. l.. Wlngtied and Miss
Branch attended the closing DAYS of
the legislative session and returned
home Saturday morning.
Miss Bertha Widmamn. and little
sister. Lille. left saturday for
Hot Springs. AK, to take treat
memt for rheumatism.
Mrs. r.. ID. Prescott departed for
| Missoula. Mont. to spend several
months visiting with her daughters.
Mrs. George %Eomgardner and Mrs.
Reuben Dwight.
a. +. Smith, who has been on the
Pacific coast during the winter. az
irving home Friday evening. He re-
ports having spent the winter very
%agreeably and saw a Zine lot of
country.
DR.. n. II. Daniels. president Of the
Honest John NJ. NJ. and Tunnel Co.,
received a sample of ore from the
second cut that his company has
made i'm the past month, Winch lie
considers very satisfactory. The first
cut made early i'm February Welded
an ASSAY of 500 per ton. and he says
this is every hit as good
The government thermometer
reached the highest point of the
spring Friday when it touched 10
.;egreeS above zero. During the ui4ht
it dropped TO % above. With mer
culy getting up 50 high at this 5 a.
s0n OF the year we can hardly see how
it is possible for a return TO wimtry
conditions, bat March is a very tickle
month.
In the shortage OF experienced help
OF express messengers by the United
States Express Co owe the Milwau-
kee road between Mitchell and Sioux
City. G. c Halphide. register of
dee Is, is assisting the company i'm its
temporary %diticulty by taking a out
run. Daring his abence the affairs of
the office are taken care OF in a thor
ough name ny Fred l.. Tiffany.
Senator O. L. Branson, Represent
tative Belts and his wife, and VIM.
NJ. Herbert arrived home this norm
ing from Piere. Mr.. Rranson and
Nh Belts represented Dawson coun-
ty in the senate and house respec-
lively and Mr.. Herbert was the clerk
of the senate appropriations commit
tee. The legislature finished its
work about , O'Clock Saturday morn
'ng and adjourned.
Miss Ethel Lyons and Miss Lillian
Patterson entertained a party of lady
friends at dinner at the home of the
former Friday evening. Plates were
laid for thirty guests and the dinner,
consisting of a very attractive me-
evening vas devoted to varied amuse-
ments OLA highly entertaining char
acter and it resolved itself into one
of great pleasure.
Strayed. 4 bay horses with stars
in forehead. Weight about 1000.
Leave information with Albert Jeb-
sen.
Among the delightful events i'm So
ciety last week was a whist party
given by Mrs. a. II. Scott at her
home Oh the corner of Fifth Avenue
west and Rowley street, Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Scott provided a fine
dinner for her guests which was
served at s O'Clock, and progressive
whist occupied the rest Of the time.
The first prize was won by Mrs.
George Evans and Mrs. r.. ID. Welch
secured the consolation. Mrs. Scott
made a very entertaining hostess and
her guests showered her with many
tine compliments on the success of
the event.
When Julian Tiffany was married
at Clinton, Iowa, recently, the city
editor of the Herald thought he could
have a joke at the expense Of the
groom, and in the announcement OF
the marriage added at the bottom
that Mr.. Tiffany was related to the
I itfanys of New York and that he
had taken his bride there to intro
dnce her to The family. The joke was
rather overdrawn under the circum-
stances as such relationship does not
exist and further. Mr.. Tiffany and
bis bride did not 90 east Of Chicago.
They returned to Alton, Iowa, after
a trip lasting two or three days, and
Julian is attending to business behind
the counters of the Saving Bank OF
Alton. as it's cashier.
Frank p. McGovern arrived home
FRIDAY evening from his trip to Chi
cago and New York, at which places
he made his purchases of dry goods
and some dainty and attractive nov
elites that will soon he on display in