The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20

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of taking land west OF The river.
For sale, iine home on Fourth Ave-
nue. east. second block from court
house, at Il bargain. j, b. Wells.
A large stock of blankets and
robes Just received. Call and see
them. VIM. Koch.
Mrs. U. W. Coursey and Mrs. 81. G.
Coursey went to Alpena, Tuesday
where they intend to remain for a
few days.
w. f. Abbott returned Wednesday
morning from Chamberlain, where he
closed the sale for a quarter section
of land.
Just received u second car load of
Calmar wagons. Ask any man who
uses them IL they are not a success.
Wm. Kocli.
Miss Mildred Baker from Aberdeen,
! who has been visiting with her sister
| Miss Winnie Baker who is attending
Dakota Wesleyan, returned home
Tuesday.
The Mitchell Grocery Co. evident
ly mean to go after business as they
have on hanu Il wagon load of cata-
logues and are distributing them all
over eastern South Dakota.
Mrs. L. Richards and Miss Pearl
went out to lIotch City, Lyman
county. TUESDAY. Pearl is one ot
! those fearless Dakota girls who are
taking claims out west. They do not
intend to be back until the holidays.
Mrs. Fred Bjodstrup received a let
ter tuesday giving an account OF
the death of John ii. Camp, at
Waverly. Virginia, on Oct. II. Many
will remember Mr. Camp who lived
here lefoie lie removed to Virginia.
He was u very successful trappoer
| and dealer in fuis.
There will be d free social in the
lG. a. Il. hall Friday evening Oct. 20
for the members OF the Post and
wives, members OF the W. II, c. and
husbands also all children to young
to leave. All cone have a good
social time. Refreshments snd a
short program. Come for a good time.
An W. r. Z. members who ave not
been solicited please bear i'll mind to
bring something eatable.
L. Il. Bowers, the gentlemanly
advance representative of "His
Highness the Bey,a MAS in the city
Tuesday arranging for the appearance
OF this great company In Mitchell
Tuesday evening. Oct "a, and he
promises the best attraction that
ever came TO the city. They go from
here TO Aberdeen and will lave a
Especial train over the Milwaukee road
to convey the party OF sixty people
there in time for the performance.
The Mitchell contingent departed
Tuesday afternoon for Watertuwn for
the Methodist Conference. which held
! it's first session today. In the party
| were Presiding Elder Dobson, MIS-.
lC. +. Hager, Rev. II. ). Wilkinson.
Dr.. Thomas Nicholson, Rev. r. N.
Kraft. --and Rev. G. Y. Gilliland.
! Rev. James Crowthers, OF Washington
Springs Rev. Ernest Holgate, Rev.
j. III. Kerton and liey. 1. Il Potter,
| who is doing work west OF the Miss
ouIi river, and Rev. G.. j. Corwin.
OF Fairfax Joined the pa sy here and
] went to WATERFOWL for the Confer
suce. Thursday evening DR.. Nichol-
son viii deliver an address before the
Conference.
WAS She 20 Blame was presented
| at the opera house Tuesday evening
| to y iai.ly good audience that showed
u keen appreciation OF the efforts OF
the company to present q m%eritorious
| performance. Miss Ruth Craven and
Harry Beck were the central figures
OF the playsau1 their work throughout
the evening was quite clever. The
play is Il good one. though oNerdlawn
in solne respects aud IT received fair
Treatment at the hands az the com
pany. The next attraction o at the
opera house occurs Saturday evening,
when the Brooks Vaudeville Co. will
hold.forth. The Brooks people were
one OF the street attractions during
corn palace week. and they carly
| with them a ladies band and or
hestra.
Mrs. b. a. Robb entertained at
her home Tuesday evening at an in
formal six O'Clock tea, Miss Florence
Starr, Miss Edla Laurson, Miss
Maria QuiRley, Miss emma Haynes
and Miss Edith Noble, the local
members OF the state committee Of
the Young Woman's Christian Asso-
Citations. The guest OF honor Of the
evening was Miss Gold Corwin, who
| has been succeeded as state secretary
| by Miss Inez Beebe. Of Ipswich. Miss