The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06
Mls Mark nanis went TO Yankto

Mis-, hIlk lltlIIlS NGIli W ! aux lO.l
Tuesday to remain several DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Creighton have
returned from theil trip TO points In
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Joseph Beattie, of Plano township,
was in the city tuesday and left
for ii trip to Hicksville, Ohio.
Born, to Mr.. and MIS-. Albert
Stephens, at their home in Lisbon
township, Monday, Jan. =, a son.
Rev. w. W. Havcns went out to
Pierre to look after the anti-saloon
leagues interests before the lcgisla-
ture.
Mrs. Jennie Duncan, who has been
visiting with Mrs. J. Il. Cooper for
the past seven weehs, left for Troy,
Mort.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Wolgcmuth, who
have been visiting in tire city, lett
Monday evening for their home at
st. Paul.
Miss May Rogers left Monday even
ing via the Omaha road foI Minncap-
Oils TO resume her work in the schools
of that city.
John Baldwin was up before Justice
Mckinley "Wednesday ON the charge
of being drunk, He was tined 50,
which he paid.
Claud Vaughan and George Brown
were up before Justice Mckinley and
tined 50 each for induleing i'm a fight
Saturday eve ling.
Mrs. Edward Bcebe, of Sanboln,
Iowa, has been visiting with friends
in the city ana returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. III. G.. kelso, of Wintc1set,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday evening and
is a guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Il. W. ID. Orswell.
Miss Maud Ferris, who spent her
holi lay Vacation at home, returned
Tuesday to Oberlin, Ohio, where
h is attending college.
Miss May Becker has been visiting
at the home OF her uncle, Emil
Becker, and returned home to SiouN
City Wednesday mornlng
MI. and Mrs. w. L.. FISHER. of
Kansas City, Mo-, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Wood. MI. Fish
~ Ia. =, Ir,tl,,r AT NIr+ NtDAJ
T. W. Buckholtz, of Parker, was
in the city owe might ard left Tues
day morning for Sioux City to attend
the meeting of the northwestern
Hotel Mems Association.
Harry Mcdonald returned Wednes-
day to Chicago to resume his
studies in a dental college. He en-
poets to graduate i'm June N will
locate a. some point i'm the state.
w. III. Conyes takes an enlarged
space today to more elnphatically
state that he is conducting a dis
count sale on trousers, they being
closed out at % per cent discount.
c. q. King of Scotland. Was in
the city Monday evening to arrange
with the city council for the passage
of two res buttons which will enable
him to sell the bonds of the Mitchell
Gas Co.
Rev. Il. e. Hall aud REV. A. Il.
Carlla1t arrived home Tuesday
from the north part of the state,
where they had Sunday appoint-
ments i'm the work of the Anti-Salocn
League.
DIR. Dobson went to Scotland Tues
day to attend to his duties as
presiding elder Of the Methodist
church. DR.. Dobson says that his
district is so large that he cannot ac-
complish his work without %devoting
several week days to it,.
B. M. Johnston, OF The Widmann,
left Tuesday morning for Sioux City
to attend the annual meeting OF the
Northwestern Hotel Mems Associa-
tion, which will convene there today
and will be in session for several
days. Mr.. Johnston. is the secretary
OF the association.
John @. Anderson came IN from
Pierre Tuesday, having been out
to his ranch west of the river, and
departed for his home at Chamber
lain. Mr.. Anderson will go to
Pierre Jan. 8 to attend a meeting Of
the presidential electors to select
one of the four to carry the returns
OF the state to Washington. Mr..
Anderson hopes TO be the one Sc
lected to become the member of the
electoral college.
AT the regular meeting OF the
Modern Brotherhood of America
Monday evening a large class was in
itiated by Geo. G. Grinneli, assistant
state manager. The following new
officers were installed President, DR..
r. G. Warne; vice president, j. Il.