The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-20
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN II,
THE COURSE OF a WEEK.

Bonn. le Mr.. a,.d Mrs. Aaron Lin
dahl. ~anfiay evening. Ian. 10, a son.
Mr and Mrs. Con Sullivan departed
fof savanna, III. to make Il visit
"ithlelatiVes.
Miss Corn Moplton. Of Ashton. ar
rived Monday 20 visit Miss Dot
Langhi'n at The home of MIR. and
Mrs Levi Peirce on the south side.
DIR. J.. 6. Mutziger ana family de-
parted for Kansas City. Mo-. where
the doctor will tlkc a curse for the
inspection OF milk and meat in the
veterinary college.
G. G. Rathbun arrived home sun
dy morning from Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
and was accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Keller, the mother of Mrs. Rathbun.
She Will remain the rest of the win.
ter.
Conductor Smith. who was injured
in the Milwaukee accident south of
Loonlis, Ian. s, was taken to his
home at aberdeen Monday afternoon.
He is improving slowly but is not vet
out OF the Doctors care.
Senator @. L. BransCn, Represent
tative Nj. c. Belts, and VIM. Nj. Her
bert departed Monday afternoon for
Pierre. MIR. Herbert is clerk of the
appropriation committee i'm the SEN
ate. OF which Mr.. Branson is chair
man.
Jos. Harker, jr., went to Alpena Mon
day afternoon and will have charge
OF a stock OF general merchandise
which his father. Vim. Harker, re-
Gently took on . real estate deal.
Mrs. Hacker will 20 In about two
| weeks.
Fogarty s. Geiger have received
their new saloon fixtures which they
will install in their place OF business
as soon as the partition is torn out
and some Improvements made in the
same, which will consist mainly of
a steel ceiling.
An incipient blaze occurred in
Saints Rest on the south side Friday
morning. The house is occupied by
several Dakota Wesleyan students
and a fire broke out which was ey-
t%inguished before the tiremen got
over there. But little damage .was
done.
J. r. King, a representative of
the WEIGH Co., of Chicago, was in
the city Friday. The head stockhold-
er and manager Of the company is an
uncle Of l.. j. Welch, OF this CITY.
Mr.. King travels in nearly every
state in the union for the company,
and while here received notice to 90
to Alabama at once.
Senator G. III. Dillon. Of Yankton.
and a former resident of Mitchell. is
quite sick at Pierre with erysipelas,
and las been placed i'm the hospital
for treatment. The physician in at
tendance stated that under the most
favorable circumstances Mr.. Dillon
would not be able to resume his place
in the state senate under a month.
Prof. j. l.. Lardner, Of Dakota
Wesleyan faculty. went to Yanhtcn
Monday to meet with the repre-
sentatives of other colleges In the
state to discuss athletic matters for
the coming year. 1t is likely that a
football League will be organized for
next fan, and new rules and regula-
tions may be adopted,
a quiet wedding occurred at the
home of presiding Elder .!lager
Thursday noon when he united in
marriage Mr.. Franklin Stone and
Miss Ella Nunneinaker. both OF whom
reside at Flores burg. Sanborn coun.
ty. The young couple returned tt
their home on the afternoon trair
and will reside on a farm owned by
the groom.
The fire department boys moved
their headquarters Friday to a room
on the third floor OF the city hal
building, which they will equip with
their tables. athletic apparatus, etc,
1t will afford a very pleasant room
for the members to pass the Ions
winter evenings. Heretofore they
have had a room adjoining Odd Eel
lows.hall and by this change the city
will be relieved Of paying a rental O.
$40 a month.
Saturday evening Mrs. Agnes Will
Hanson, grand worthy matron o.
Order Of the Eastern Star, Of Mad
ison, paid a visit to Mitchell Chapte,
flor inspection, and there was a gool
Attendance OF members at the meet
ing. The work Of the %initiatory de
gree was eXemplified for her benefi
ard the grand worthy matron in he
address later in the evening referred
in complimentary terms to the ex
cellency OF the work. a banquet wa;
served in the adjoining rooms durin,
the evening in honor OF the comins
OF the grand officer and a very daint,