The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-22
IN TOSNfl Y COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Bears, OF W%ateltown, spent the Tues
day i'm the city and were guests at
The MidInann.
Delyan II. Becker has purchased
tile building occupied by Rub & Gar
ton, on First Avenue west, and will
have it for rent.
MISS Marie Kimblc departed Tues
day for Stuttgart. Ark. TO make
a visit of several week with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. j. Lockhart de-
parted this morning for Mena. Ark :.
to spend the holidays with friends ip
that part OF the state.
Now is the time to leave your order
for spring harness, as leather is still
advancing. Repairing also neatly
done. Get your harness OIL d up.
VIM. Koch.
A. G. Null. who has been i'm aud
around Mitchell for the past month
i'm the interest OF a collecting agency
of Minneapolis, lett for that city
Monday to spend Christmas with
his family.
MIR. and Mrs. Elton Mckinley de-
parted lnesday morning fer Rapi l
City to spend holidays. There will
be a family reunion IN Christmas day
on Mrs. McKinley's side of the
mouse. ~.~-
A. l. Olding, one of the leading
plumbers of Redtield, is in Mitchell
assisting in finishing the plumbing
work being done for Mrs. A.. c. Mot
ley. Mr.. j. Workman has been on
the job for the past Two weeks.
DIR. Nicholson, who has been in.
Chicago for the past week ION mat
tiers pertaining to the welfare of Da-
kota Wesleyan, arrived home Monday
evening, and the result of his trip
will be announced at the concert to-
night.
DIR. j. H.. Schneider, who recently
located here for the practice OF his
profession Ut an optician, mas opened
an office at 2l9 Hanson street He is
a graduate of the Chicago Ophthalmic
college and Golden Gloss O%phtballnic
college.
j. l.. Hannett returned home
day from Aberdeen. where he
appeared as attorney in a case in
@cilcull court, wherein a goodly sum
OF money was involved. He stated
that he was successful i'm winning
the suit for his client.
George Summers, jr., arrived Tres
day from Walla Walla, WASH,
10 spend the holidays among his old
friends in Mitchell. George is now
employed as head salesman by tile
firm of Gilbert Hunt Co and covers
a large section in the west. He says
he likes the coast country very we'll.
and that business in his line is splen-
did.
Owen Sheehee. who is employed in
the coal house of the Milwaukee COM
pany, met with an accident MondaN
evening that will lay him off from
work for quite a while. While hand
ling one of the large iron buckets of
coal i'm loading an engine, his right
hand was caught between the bucket
and an upright, cruising two fingers.
His hand was dressed ny DR.. Crane.
the company physician, and lie
thinks possibly the fingers can be
saved.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing that Fe1d Boggs and
Miss Fannie M. Norton will be unit
ed IN marriage at Fremont, Mich.
Dec. %. When Ferd left Mitchell
several years ago he hadn't reached
tie stage Of manhood, but he has
been employing his time i'm the right
way and last fall passed the eXalmina-
tion for "A registered pharmacist, anC
uUW HOluS d pOSlUlUu III Ills
Michigan home.
The roller skating fad. which has
been a dormant one for u number Of
years, has again made its appearance
in this city. Messrs. Brown anG
VanWagenen have their rink ready
for opening in the building adjoinin.
the Merchants and Tuesday night tb,
doors were opened to the public. Abou
IS couples were admitted into th'
hall Monday night to..try the floor an
they had great sport in the reviva
of the old pastime. Elsewhere il
the paper today the managers an.
nounce the hours which the rink will
Re open in the future.
The Sioux City journal of Monda
published a picture of South Dako
la's heaviest man in the person o
Landlord %Schleuning, who runs
boAol NJ R.p;d N;tv riy;nu Il;