The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15

j. M. Hickey went to Chicago Sat
urday evening.
j. N. Grow went to Redfield this
afternoon to tranasct some legal bus
! mess.
Mrs. Daisy Campbell went to Sioux
City Monday morning to remain
during fair week.
L. A. Jones departed Monday
for Minneapolis to resume his studies
in the State University.
Herman Gains went out to Earring,
Stanley Co., Monday afternoon to look
after his claims. He expecs to return
! about corn palace time.
II. G. Nichols arrived home Satur-
day evening from a business trip to
Chicago. While there he made a few
engagements in the theatrical line
for the opera house.
Charles Tounsan, )eweler in Mich
ols's store, arrived home from Scot
land Saturday evening, having been
camping down in that vicinity for
the past week on a hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Graham arriv-
ed in the city Monday morning from
WOOnsocket and are guests Of Mrs.
A. e. Hitchcock for a day or two
while on their way to Union Grove.
Wis.
Miss Mary Louise Burns arrived
home Saturday from ST. Paul. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Charles E.
Kfanz. She was recently partially
overcome by sunstIosc and is in poor
health.
A. j. Wooledge went out to his
ranch in Buffalo county Saturday ev-
ening to look after his crops. The
reports from cut that way indicate
that the yield in all grains will be
very heavy.
Owen Brady, who was slightly in
toxicated oyeI Sunday and was run
in, appeared before Justice Mckinley
Monday morning and acknowledged
the corn, and paid up a fine Of IS for
his indulgence.
Miss Lilah Older, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the
pas. month, returned Monday morn
ing to Chicago, where she will resume
the instruction Of a number of priv
ate pupils in e~locution.
G. c. King. of Scotland, was in the
city over Sunday, he is the owner
of the Mitchell Gas Co., and expects
soon to take over the Electric Light
Co. plant to be operated in c%onjunc-,
tion with the gas company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Swift, Mrs. James kim
BILE and Mrs. Elmer Smith arrived
home Monday afternoon from their
trip out to Denver TO attend the ma
tional encampment of the G.. a. r.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. CLANCY arrived
in the city SATURDAY afternoon to take
UP their residence in Mitchell, and
have secured apartments at Mrs.
Chris. Voien's on First Avenue east.
NJ. CLANCY travels For 4 Sioux City
firm.
MI. and Mrs. O p. Skeggs, Of DAN
ve7s. Ill.. and Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Rust, of Bloomington, ILL.,, spent
Sunday i'm the city. and were guests
at The Widmann. Mr.. Rust owns
considerable property in Hutchinson
and Bon Homme coluties, and ex-
pressed himself as being exceedingly
well pleased with the result of the
crops in this country.
Saturday evening ''The Mikado''
was repeated at the opera house to
a fairly good audience, and its sec
ond presentation vas highly enjoyed.
Mr.. HAWKS and Miss WEIGH shared
the honors OF the evening in their
work, while the Misses Collins, Nc
Cormick and Christensen. as the
three little maids FROM school, scored
another hit in their parts. There
is some talk OF presenting the opera
at Alexandria next week.
Henry Born died on his claim As
miles west of Chamberlain Sunday
Afternoon and his body was brought
to Mitchell Monday morning. Fun
eral services we're held at the Baptist
church at IL O'Clock conducted by
Rev. j. S. Surbeck, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Born
leaves a wife and several children to
mourn his death. He has been out
west of Cha mbrlain for some time,
living or his claim. The cause of his
death was not ascertained.
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