The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-09

O. r.. Cassem left Tuesday morning
for Aurora, ILL.,, and he away about
three weeks.
Mrs. Clara a. Lnkens went to
B1idgcwater Tuesday morning where
she will worganize "A Relief Corps
there evening.
Jos. Swift. ST., departed Tuesday
morning for ElLurn, III, and expects
to he away about a month, and will
attend to business matters at Free
bort, ILL.,, and Chicago while away.
Col. j. S. Stevenson is having a
big run of sales this month. All
dates are filled with the exception Of
two. This is an evidence that an old
auctioneer is the one that gets the
business.
II. G. Nichols arrived home Fri
day from Minneapolis. where he went
in connection with the construction
Of an opera house for Mitchell. Mr..
Nichols says he has nothing TO give
out ior..publication at this time with
reference to the project, but later
ON he Will have something for the
public to know.
Robert Halcott, who is in..advance
of Walker Whiteside, was in the city
tpqay arranging for the appearance
Of THIS noted actor on heb. 10. The
play has been changed and Mr..
Whiteside viii present "Dayid Gar
ricl's Love- a drama that is one
OF, the prettiest that has ever been
Written. and we think will give bet
ter satisfaction than 1--WE are King"
The Newburys have just received
three medals from the st. Louis eX-
position which were awarded them
for the display they made during the
exposition One is a silver medal
TO, flowers and the other two are
bronze, for plums and apples. This
speaks very highly for the local
greenhouse to enter into competition
with the eastern houses and receive
the recognition they did.
1The McCrossan Fruit Co., of Sioux
Falls, sent i. G. Burns their check
for $40 to and i'm defraying the ex-
penses of the entertainment Of the
various conventions that have been
held IN Mitchell during the past
three weeks. The kindness of the
company is thoroughly appreciated
by the committee The company has
a branch office in this city.
The South Dakota Lumhermens'
Association will hold their annual
meeting and convention in Mitchell
Feb. IA and Is. This will be the
fourth convention held in Mitchell
within a pe1lod or thirty days. The
lumberman have arranged for an in
teresting program during thei1 meet
ing. and the social features will be
an important part of the meeting.
Circuit court is i'm session this
week at Plankinton and Judge Smith
and Court Stenographer Boyles went
out yesterday TO be present at the
term. The criminal calendar is com
posed principally OF Liquor cases, nine
being filed against WenZel Huepl
and as many against John Rueland.
States Attorney Treat has secured
tile services of j L. Hannett to as
sist i'm TRYING the liquor cases. At
torneys Hitchcock, spanRler, and
Preston g. Hannett have cases on the
civil calendar.
Chase-Listcr.C0. had 4 very large
audience out Monday evening to see
the presentation ::of "At the Risk OF
His Lille" lit is an intensely inter
esting drama and the company inter
preted 1.-The lines skillfully, Messrs.
Bot, Macklem, Goode, Chase de-
serving special commentator fol
Ftheir work OF the evening. Clint
IlO1UIJS IIdu lllC OOltiCOy PdIL dllu le
made good in it. Miss Bennett was
strong in the character OF Heller
| Dangertield, the adventures. anG
Miss Miller assumed the part of the
leading lady in a clever manner.
The play is 1eplete with good climax.
es, none OF which are over drawn anC
it, moved we'll in the hands of the
competent company. The s%pecialties
were very acceptable, while the NOV
ing pictures were among the best
ever. seen here. Tonight the com
Olaf..Sodergren died at his home il
Prosper Tuesday at IL O'Clock
He has been sick for the past tbre,
weeks as the result OF IA llemorrhag.
of the brain. He was born in Swed
en-. July 10. 1843. and came to Davi
son.. county.in 1889 from Bloomington
I'M. He leaves a wife and six child1e1
to mourn his loss. William lives al
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