The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

Mrs. Chas. Palmer went to Yank-
ton Friday to visit her daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs S. III. Seal
lin. Thursday evening, Dec. %, i
son.
Ifled Adams came up from Armour
Saturday. Fred is rot as rO-
hust ia health as formerly.
Mrs. X. i. Dundas, who has been
i'm Michigan for the past is months,
arrived home Friday evening.
Clarion ID. Hardy returned Sat
urday to Evanston, to resume his
studies in the school of oralory.
Orwin Peck returned Friday morn
ing to Madison. Wis, to resume his
studies in the State University.
DR.. Leona Dix came down from
Aberdeen Saturday and was hap
PLY greeted by her many Old tiicndS
l.. Nj. Sinons went u TO Pierre
this afternoon to look after his can
didacy as secretary OF the senate.
Albert Boynton eft last Saturday
for Bismarck. N. d.. to resume his
clerical duties i'm the United States
land Office.
MIR. and Mis-. III. l.. Bras arrived
home this afternoon from their we'd
ding trip. They were married as was
pnnni1pnnfl nt fDnrtn,n Nir rJ,l,,s,
day, Dec. %.
w. E. Upton, secretary of the
Board of Charities and Corrections,
arrived home Friday from his
trip to Bismarck, n. d. He said he
experienced some pretty cold wealth.
er 10 that state.
The remarkably low prices are
bringing crowds to Korn & Co.'s to
ecure some of the fine granite ware
they put on sale. Every saving
housewife should make 1T her bust
ness not to miss this opportunity.
Thos. Lane, of Jerauld county, was
in the city Thursday on his way home
from Minneapolis. Mr.. Lane ex-
poets to 80 out to Pierre for the op-
ening OF the legislative session. He
was a member Of. that body two-years
ago.
AS evidence that this section is not
having any particularly cold weather
at the present time we publish the
fact that the thermometer stood at
so degrees Friday afternoon, and the
atmosphere has sort OF a California
tinge.
About forty couples were in attend
ance at the tiremens' dancing panty
in the city.hall Friday evening, and a
most enjoyable time is reported. The
music furnished by the Northwest
ern Harp orchestra was highly salts
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Herbert
have moved into the Thos. Ball
apartment house on the conner OF
Fourth Avene west and Duff street,
occupying the second floor. DIR. and
MIS-. Ball expect to occupy the first
floor some time this week.
The infant son of MIR. and Mrs.
Ellie IIalfhill, born last Monday,
died Thursday evening and was bur
ried Friday afternoon. The remains
were inferred in the Catholic Gene
terry. Their friends will sympathize
with them in the loss of their first
born.
Thursday evening Rev. aud Mrs.
A. G. Bowdish entertained the Sum
day school class OF the former at tie
congregational parsonage, and a very
delightful form CT amusement was
provided for the guests. While the
refreshments we're served the guests
were provided with marshmellows
which they toasted over the fire.
j. b. Sherman, formerly OF this
city and now residing at Pierre, has
commenced a damage suit for several
thousand dollars against the Capital
City Telephone co. Mr.. Sherman
alleges that the company failed to
give him connection with a physi-
clans office during the night when
he and his wife were both sick and
they had no one else to send for the
doctor.
Justice Mckinley is getting quite
a few weddings since he moved
into the city hall building, for it is
a stately structure in which to as
sun the wedding vows. Friday after
noon at 5 O'Clock Julius exercising,
who resides a few miles north Of
Mt. Vernon, was united in marriage
by the justice to Luella Medford,
who came from some point lin Min
nesota.
a change has taken place in the
hardware firm OF Motley, Nickel &
Barber. Mr.. Nickel retires from the
firm and will take one-thiTd Of the