The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

WIZ uaNeDS, one OF tile Strlklnn
printers, went to work this morning
for tue United States Express Co.
Mrs. L. z. Nayin and children
went to Ethan on Thursday where
she will visit with her mothers
people.
L. r. Bingham left, Thur ;day, for
Dallas county, Iowa. to spend some
time amongfthe surroundings of his
old home.
81. G. Greene went down to Ar
mour on Thursday to finish up the
work of surveying five townships in
Douglas county.
S. A. Dale, a membe, OF The Elks
lodge. went down to Yankton
Thursday where an Elks lodge was
organized that night.
Hen ny Purdy, living near Loomis,
cane in Thursday and took the
train to Alcester, where he viii, re-
main for a few days.
w. e. Abbott came in from Cham
berlaln last evening. fle says he in
tends to be in Mitchell the coming
winter. Will is a hustler and has
been doing a big business in real
estate this summer.
j. w. Perkins expects to start
early tomorrow morning for his old
home at Centerbnrg, Ohio. for several
months visit. He has not been lack
for twelve years. He called at the
Office today and ordered the Capital
to him. He said he wanted to
keep in touch with local happenings.
j. N. Cook received a telegram
from Huron on Thursday telling Of
the sudden death of his sister, Mrs.
Joseph Kerr. Mr.. Cook had no Know
ledge OF her sickness and has no idea
as to the cause OF her death. She
leaves d husband and three children.
Mr.. Cook look the train tina t after.
noon for Huron.
Miss Florence Chesley, Of Boston,
Mass. who arrived in the city sew
eral weeks ago, accepted a position
this morning with The Republican
in the job department as a COM
position: Miss Chesley has worked at
the trade a number Of years aud is
capable Of doing more around the
Office than the average lady printer.
Miss Alice Spangle1 arrived home
a few days ago from Sioux City,
where she has been in st. Joseph's
hospital and was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. John (. Burke. Miss
Spangler has gradually improved
since undergoing a surgical operation
and is nov getting along nicely. Mrs.
Burke and children will leave for
their home at Rapid City this morn
lng.
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S. a. Scallin.
Mr.. and Mis-. J.. Hungelford de-
parte,1>f for their home at Oaktield,
Wis. They spent corn palace week
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Slade. Mrs.
H%unRerford. is a sister of Mrs. Slade.
they spoke very highly OF the
corn palace entertainment, as this is
their irsl visit to South Dakota.
The county commissioners disposed
OF the s2O, 600 refunding bonds We'd
nesday to n. ". Harris & Co., of
Chicago, whovwere The holders OF the
old bonds. The bonds brought a pre-
MUM OF S642 and the rebate secured
for the new bonds is AZ per cent
The commissioners made q good deal
for the county in the transaction
There We're 81 bidders for the pords.
The stone WORK on The new Catho-
lie clltIlcil is practically completed for
this year, and within two or three
days Mr.. Scleur, nbrand will have
completed all that was int nded To
be done The stone walls stand four
and one.half feet above the ground,
and are laid in courses. The work
will he resumed in the spring and by
this time next year one of the finest
and llandsomest churches will be
ready for dedication.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage of
Miss Anna Page aud Howard ID. Tay-
Tor. which occurred at Buckley.
Wash. Sept. %. The Pages were for
mel residents Of this vicinity, having
lived on a large ranch a few miles
southwest Of town, and the yong
man whom Miss Page married made
his home with the family before re-
moving to that country some thirteen
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