The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-27
i'm TOWN AND COUNTRY,
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN M
THE COURSE OF 4 WEEK.

For sale, line home on Fourth Ave-
nue. east. second block from cont
house, at bargain. j. 4. Wells.
Rev. L. y. Mcdonald and wife rc-
turned to belmont Wednesday. They
have been visiting at the home Of
Rev j. A. Mcdonald.
Mrs. M. F. Barber, who lives with
her son, VIM. Barber, went to Yank-
ton Wednesday to visit for a few
days with friends.
Just received a second car load of
Calmar wagons. Ask any mar who
uses them IL they are not a success.
Wm. Koch.
John Wayman departed Wednesday
for a trip owe to London, Eng.
lan,l, and will remain there until
next April. 1t has been about thirty
| years since he was in England.
Prof. r. +. Otto has 1ndered his
resignation as teacher CT music at the
Washington Springs Seminary to take
effect at once. lie intends to devote
all Of mis- time to teaching music in
Mitchell.
Herman Schultz, living out near
Riverside, arrived in the city Tues
day irom Chicago and IA two weeks
stop i'm Grumpy county, Iowa. Mrs.
Schultz remained i'm Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W: Buiright and
children and Miss Allen departed
Wednesday for Ashviile, N C.. to
spend the winter. Their house will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Turner, .who.will take possession next
week.
A social will be given at the Meth
|odist church Thursday evening from
Z 80 toto O'Clock to receive Rev. Mrs.
Wilkinson and Rev. Mrs. Dobson.
A cordial invitation is extended to.
the memoirs ana friends Of the
church to attend.
Earl Robinson, Il student at Da-
kota Wesleyan University, was quite
badly hurt Tuesday evening when
out practlcing football. In some
way he was thrown Oh his head. A
doctor was summoned and he is re-
ported to be resting easy.
Tomorrow occurs the sale OF Short
horn cattle and swine at the farm OF
j.. M. Erion. tive miles southeast OF
Mitchell. The sale will begin at u 80
O'Clock, a lunch being served at II 40.
Mr.. Erion has some exceptionally
fine cattle, which lie prefers to dis
pose OF rather than carry through
the winter.
W. II. Smith went up to Faulk
county I uesday where he owns some
land. he intenus to repair tie build
ines and prepare for The winter.
Calvin Keller. an attorney from Wau-
so, Neb. was in company with Mr..
Smith. They intend TO stop at Wes-
sington Springs wi.eie MI. Keller is
interested In real estate.
6. l.. Bowen OF leGraud, Iowa,
came in from riverside Tuesday
evening where he had been visiting
at the home OF i. *. White. He
went to Letcher 60 visit with w. FL.
Heald. Mi. Bowen comes out to
South Dakota every fail Co look after
his several farms.
G. L. Hurd went To Valley City,
n. d Monday where ..e establish es
a branch Of the l}atio&a Farmer. Mr..
Huta will have ctatge of-rhe work OF
introducing the paper into North
Dakota and will thu spend much
time travelling oycr the state and
meeting the prominent Farmers aud
stock breeders. Mrs Nurd will go to
Valley City about Nav. Isl where
they will make tneir home. The
many friends OF Nj. and Mrs. Hurd
will regret 10 have them leave Mitch
ell. Mr.. Ilurd is taking q RESPONSE
BILE position With the DAKOTA Farmer
and we wish him success.
Ills l%lighness. the l,cy'' was a
I%topnotcne: in the way of pure, un-
alleged fun at the opera house Tues
day evening. aud there was an im-
menSe crowd out to attend the per-
Torrance. The fun was uproarous
from beginning to end-not OF the
trashy variety aud suggestive, but
gooa, clean fun. The company was
made up Of excellent actors and
splendid singers. Nj. Peters. as the
Bey, was certainly one OF the best
that ever came down the pike, and
his makeup. his witticisms and songs
created a roar Of laughter throughout
the evening. Miss McCane and Mrs.
Peters did some clever singing, and
the dancing by the. young ladies,
whose costumes were exceedingly
pretty and attractive, made a big
nit. The broilers made a hit several
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