The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-28
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN N,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

i. IA i'efe WAS down from the
Thriving village OF Letcl,er Tuesday.
Mrs. c. n. Kelley, OF Huron, is
visiting With MIR. and Mrs. y j..
Kelley.
Lee kreidlcr has commenced the
construction OF a new residence on
Hanson street.
Mrs. n. &. Watson arrived Wednes-
day from Chamberlain to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miner.
Miss Goldie Beebe left Wednesday
for Mason City, Iowa, 10 visit
a week with her sister, Mrs. Robert
p. Smith.
Mrs. j. S. Surbeck was called Tues
DAY TO Chanute, Kan, because OF the
serious illenss of her mother, who
was there for her health.
Miss Lettie Russ arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from her trip to
CLEVELAND and other points in Ohio,
having been away about two weeks.
c. A. Kelley, of Huron. arrived in
the city Tuesday evening 20 attend
court as AN attorney in the case OF
Kelley VS.. Storm. Mr.. Kelley is a
blohter of p. j. Kelley. of this city.
|. w. Seaman went down to Scot
land Wednesday. Mr.. Seaman en-
poets to so out west next week with
President Ea1ling, of the Milwaukee
roaa, at which time severa! town
sites will he located.
Harvey j.. Rice, of Huron, grand
secretary OF the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows, was in the city Wednesday
enroute to Mt. Vernon, where he
delivered the address at the odd Eel
lows Celebration Wednesday. He drove
out right after dinner.
The American Garment Cutter
College, which has started on its
second week of business, in it's adver-
tisement gives some additional in
formation relative to the prominent
features OF their methods of teaching
the cutting of all kinds of garments
and the good that results to the
housewife In possessing this know
ledge.
n. III. McLain a former resident
of Mitchell, has returned from tine
south, having been located at Besal-
demands Louisiana, for several years,
working in a sawmill. where cypress
lumber is handled in vast quantities
for export trade. Mr., McLain cx.
poets to remain a month at least and
may decide not to return TO the
south.
The Sioux City Tribune mentions
George Karns, better known in
Mitchell as George Yorty, as having
figured IN the police court there yes
terday, he being pjnched with an
other party ON the charge of having
been MIXED up in a holdup, Yorty
was released with his partner after
investigation a, nothing could be
proved against them.
The dancing party given by Co. ID
Tuesday vemn i'm the city ball
was fairly well attended. the mem
bers OF the company appeared in
their new kahki uniforms and the
lads looked quite impressive. The
party was a pleasant one and all en-
ioyed themselves to the utmost. The
music was furnished by the North
western Harp orchestra.
c. f. Vermilyea has moved the
barn from the north end of his lots
on the corner OF Fourth Avenue west
and Edmunds sreets and has COM
menced %eNcavating for a cellar for a
new residence that he will build
right away. tt is Oh what is known
as the Bliss property. The house
when finished will be occupied by
+. A. Mason. the insurance agent.
The piano recital given by the
Misses Bessie and Nernie Hodge at
the University chapel Tuesday even
ing was an evening of very enter
tanning music. in which the young
ladies showed great proficiency in
their work. The solos were rendered
with good taste and skill, showing
their talent to be of a high char
acter.
The executive committee of the
Anti-Saloon League met in the city
Tuesday afternoon and evening to
transact the regular business Of the
month. Those present were Rev.
j. e. Booth. OF Plankinton, +. Brown,
of Wolsey, Rev. A. q. McCauley, of
Bridgewater, DR.. II. p. Carson, Of
Scotland, Rev. a. e. Carhart and
l. w. Seaman,of this city. Nothing
Of interest to the public was trans
acted.
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