The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-03
IN TOWN Y
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN n
THE COURSE OF 4 WEEK.

Mrs. f. j. Haynes went to Sioux
City Saturday to visit relatives
for a few days.
Mrs. Nj. Il. Patton and little son
arrived home Friday from their
eastern trip. having been gone about
a month.
Mrs. W.. a. I5lynn and children
have returned from Blue Monnd,
Wis, where they have been visiting
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward keinschi,
OF Prairie du Sac, Wis, arrived Fri
day afternoon to make a visit at
the home of j. III. Nolt.
Misses Lucille Hust anG Lucille
JOHNSON went out to Jerauld
county to spend a week or more on
the ranch OF Hon. Thcs. Lane.
We notice by the sunday Chicago
Record Heralu that 1.-The Kilties'.
began an engagement OF Il week at
White City, CEicago's most popular
summer resort. The Kil.ies must
certainly be an excellent organiZa-
tlon to secure am engagement in
White Citv. as nothing but the
highest class attractions get an
oppu! tInitN to show there. The
kjlties have been engaged for
Mitchell's corn palace Sept. 24-29,
ana the people Of the northwest will
be...giNen an excellent opportunity
to hear a world-famous organization.
Rev. l.. It. John and wife and
! Miss G.lace Ilendricks drove over
J Friday afternoon tiom C%anistota.
| Mr.. Hendricks said that late n the
afternoon they encountered a very
heavy rain about - miles east of
here, which came from the clouds
that passed so threateningly over
the city about 4:3O O'Clock. and
which was expected to drop a good
shower over Mitchell and vicinity
before ii got away, hut the shower
dld not matrialize.
f. e. Nichols, who recently came
here from Harlan, Iowa, is now n
charge of the Merchants hotel,
which he leased from George Like.
MIR. Nichols appears to be a very
pleasant gentleman aud has the
correct theory Oh which to conduct
a hotel fer the benefit OF toe public.
The Eotel has done a splendid bust
ness in the past years. and MIR.
Nichols says ne will conduct the
place On the saine basis and give the
public the best accommodations
possible.
y house party at the home of Miss
Mabel Maynard was a very happy
affair Friday afternoon. which
was given by a number of young
ladies who are close associates. In
the party were Misses Helen Hoon.
Lola Sampson, Lois Wlltse. Wan
Ferris, Lois Anderson. Lillian
Bras, Rachel Doyle, Jeanette
Smith, Mary Morrow, Mabel May
nard. Una Smith. In the evening a
number CT young gentlemen called to
in the pleasures. This
morning the group OF young ladies
went TO a photograph gallery n
bad their pictures taken.
Messrs. Salisbury. Richardson ana
who have been here several
days distributing tracts for the
Day Saints, we're Joined
afternoon by an elderly
Gentleman, who will assist i'm the
work that they contemplate doing
in this city and vicinity. They
informed several parties that they
ire direct from Salt Lake City. It
IS understood that from what the
gentlemen sag that they intend to
oold some open air meetings on the
and that the elderly gentle
mar who came yesterday will deliver
addresses. Many are lead to tire
belief that they represent a Mormon
society. but they insist that they
ire not in sympathy with Mormon
SIN.
lbe tloboeS are uecoming so thick
'tound the Milwaukee depot that
Agent George made application to
rave two policemen put on duty
and day to protect the COM
property and comfort of the
passengers who come in on the event.
ng trains. AL. Scott ana G. e.
Sholes were deputlzed to perform the
work.. the former being on during
he night and the latter during the
lay. Several evenings ago a party
II young ladies were down to the 10
passenger to meet Il lady
'riend and they we're insulted re-
by three or four drunken
,oboes. and there was not a person
round to protect them from the
hardened bunch. The day police-
nan will ind plenty to do in keeping I
he crowd back from the track on
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