The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-05
I'm TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE CURSE OF A WEEK..

Will Scfiven returned to St. James,
Mimi, Wednesday, where he is en-
ployed on the Omaha road.
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Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Anton
Wetzel, Of Armour, at the home of
Mrs. N. A. Royce, Tuesday. Oct. 2,
a daughter.
II. L. Moore returned home this
morning to Panora, Iowa. Mrs.
Moore will remain with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Miller, a few
days longer.
Glenn Hopkins, of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting his parents
and friends in the city for a few
days, left on the Omaha Wednesday
evening for the flour city.
". G. .Kelso. of Sloan, Iowa, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. ~.
w. ID. Orswell. returned home We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Kelso is a deputy
sheriff of Woodbury. county.
Tuesday the government thermom-
eter registered ut 81 degrees. That is
a good record for an October day in
South Dakota. The Indian sumne Ell
season Is one of the most pleasant i'll
this state.
Asa Station. Of Kalamazoo. Mich !,
visited with Richard Lang and fam
lily a few days and departed THUS
day for his home. He also visit
ed his son. George. in the vicinity
of Wessington Springs.
1T you nave use Tor a cream separa-
tor but haven't the ready cash with
which to purchase me-. remember
that the cash is not necessary when
purchasing a DE LAVAL machine.
A DE LAVAL cream separator will
earn it's own cost while you are pay
ing for it. Let US explain u prop
osition to you.
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Miss Merle Tillotson departed for
Chicago, where she will join the
Elsie Smith Concert Co which is
under the management of the SlaytOn
Lyceum bureau. Tllercompany has a
large number of concert dates on lee
ture courses for the winter, filling
quite a few important engagements
in the east. Miss Tillotson will be
contralto soloist of the company. and
during her Chautauqua season with
this::company she made a decided bit.
John Tuckey departed. Tuesday
for his long trip to Buenos Ayres,
South America, where he goes to
take a more responsible position with
the j. I. Case Co., and will have
charge of a territory in the handling
of the %threshing machine engines
which have been sold. Mr.. Tuckey
will sail from New York the latter
part Of the week and it will take
him at least a month to make the
trip by boat. He will remain until
May 1, 1907. Mrs. Tuckey expects
to leave about Dec. ] for her former
home in Michigan to spend the win
ter.
1t is an interesting work to watch
the construction Of the floor and sup
ports OF the Mitchell National bank
building. False columns AID false
floors have been erected and over the
floor and in the columns have beer
placed heavy wire netting and iroE
rods. This is being filed with con.
crete, and when tile work shall have
been completed the false parts will be
removed aud a solid cement floor
and columns will be left standing.
The wire netting and the iron rods
aid materially i'm making the floors
solid. This is 3 new method Of tlool
construction in the west. but it il
being utilized to quite a large extent
in the east
The last quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church before the meeting
of Dakota Conference was held Tues
day evening at the church. MIR
Wilkinson reported the financial con
dition of the church as heing excel
ent and that the membership nov
reaches the largest in the state, CAT
The officers were unanimous in til,
depression that 1t is the desire of tb,
church to have Mr.. Wilkinson re
turned as pastor for another year
and it is to be hoped that Conference
will give favorable heed to their he
Iquest. MI. Wilkinson will make
detailed report to his church mex
Sunday, which will then be ready 70
publication.
Mayor Branson states that it ha
come to his knowledge that the proc
lamation issued from this Office las
week with reference to the muzzlin
of all Cogs on account Of the presenc
InP tho rohioc ic lsp0f hoinn obavod