The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-11
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK..

Dee Noble is in Breckenridge,
Mimi, where he was called on bust
ness matters
Mis-. Geo. III. Miner went out to
Chamberlain last Saturday TO visit
with her daughter. Mrs. B. H..
Watson.
Mrs. o. w. Coursey and son arrived
home Thursday evening from Ha-
warden, Iowa, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Charles Delaney and daughter, Of
Chicago. who have been visiting at
the home of Geo. w. Cooley, returned
home Saturday morning.
Miss Edith Stark, Washington
Deyers and E. E. White, of Tyndall.
passed through the city Friday on
their way to Stanley county to file
on some government land.
The Central P~roiectoscope Company
gave a moving picture entertainment
in the city hall Friday evening,
which drew d good audience, through
the influence of the ladies Of the
Baptist church, who shared in the
profits OF the evening. Some fine
| views were shown.
The Woonsocket News announces
the marriage a few days ago of Hon.
John L. Kean, Of that city, to a lady
in Minneapolis. Mr.. Kean is we'll
known in Mitchell and his friends
here viii! extend their congratulate
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. kean Departed
on a six weeks trip through .le Cam
adian northwest.
Rev. a. Craig Bowdish, pastor of
the Congregational church, arrived
home Thursday evening from his va
cation trip, which lasted a month.
MI. Rowdish visited with relatives
IN Philadelphia and New York and
other places in the vicinity Of those
cities. He also made a trip through
the Thousand Islands, which he
found very enjoyable.
John Owen is back again. as the
chef in The Mitchell, a place in
which he gave such excellent salts
faction to the public for several
years. For the past year and a half
he has been the chef on Superintend-
ent Collins car ard is glad to get
back again to his old place. MIR.
Owen thoroughly understands the
culinary art and he has few superiors
in this part Of the west.
Circulars from the Union Pacific
and Burlington railroads have been
received in the city giving detailed
information concerning the excursion
to Denver for the national encamp-
ment OF the q. A. r.. which will be
held Sept. 4th to 18th. The circular
contains the general orders of Gen
cral j. B, Wolgellutl pertaining tic
the department of this state in its
trip to Denver. Many people outside
of the G. A. r. are contemplating
making this trip.
w. l.. Ryburn, p. A. Zollman,a .E.
Il Wagner and john Momsen, OF AL
eNandria. and M. {. Belts and j. M.
Newell. OF Mt. Vernon, were among
the out-of-town knights Templar
who came here Thursday to attend
the funeral of the late M. III. Row.
ley with st. Barnard's Commandery.
which acted us an escort. The de
ceased was one of the charter mem.
beers of the local Commande1y. al
though having attained the rank be.
fore coming TO Mitchell.
W. 81. Shaw, cashier of the Hatch
inson county bank, John Arendt,
manager of the Farmers elevator.
and Henry Bares. all of Parkston,
were in the city owe night aud at.
tended the meeting OF the snlround-
ing grain dealers. While here MI.
Shaw a interested i'm finding /;
party who sold him a hunting dog a
few days ago, which proved to belong
to a man in W~oonsocket. The latter
individual lost Il fine dog a week OF
ten days e and family located hin.
in the possession Of MIR. Shaw, who
demonstrated to the satisfaction OF
the Woonsocket man that he Dough,
the animal from a young man in
Mitchell. Mr.. Shaw paid $50 for the
dog and he said he was somewhat
suspicious that as good a dog was
sold so cheap.
a lawn social and medal contest
was held at the home of Mrs. Jos.
Vickers Thursday evening that
proved to be a very delightful enter
tainment, the weather being just
right for the outdoor affair. The
lawn was prettily illuminated and