The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-28

DR.. WIN. Albertson, OF Austin.
Mimi, is in the city, a guest of DR..
and MIS-. Atkinson.
Mis-. Eva Miller Moore, OF Panola,
Iowa, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. B. Miller.
Senator Kittredge came over from
Sioux Fails Wednesday evening to
spend a day at tee corn palace.
q. A. Huntley. OF Polo, H., a
former resident OF Mitchell, is in the
city renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs. 6. G. Ferguson left Thursday
morning for Necedah, Wis. CALLED
there by the serious illness of her
mother.
Berry Wayman has been appointed
as a rural mail carrier. and will cover
route No. 3, which runs southwest OF
the city.
Mrs e. spangler and daughter.
Miss Alice, came over from Artesian
Wednesday evening. Mrs. %spangler
leaves today for Rapid City.
e. j.. Greaves & son will make
street decorations for corn palace
week. Get in your orders early.
Leave orders at Ferns drug store.
Mis-. Ben OLSON, of McGregor,
Iowa, arrived Morday to remain
Though the corn palace and is the
guest of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Rowley.
Mrs. Clara A. Lukens arrived
home Wednesday. After attending
the w. r. c. meeting at Minneapo-
lis, she went to Wabash. Ind, to visit
with relatives.
A. M. Chamberlain, of Howard. is
in the city attending the corn palace
and arranging for the convention OF
corn growers to be held 10 Mitchell
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. R. P. Edison. of Mason City,
Iowa, arrived Monday afternoon to
visit through corr palace week with
her sisters, Mrs. VIM. M. Smith,
Mrs. Virginia Doyle and Miss Flor
ence Fosdick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rowley arriv-
ed Wednesday from their home at Wa
bash, Ind, to visit with relatives in
the city and vicinity. They were
former residents of Sanborn county,
and are meeting many Of their old
acquaintance from that section DUR
ing vi palace.
Sioux Falls made an excellent
showing in Mitchell today, and you
could pick out Sioux Falls citizens
everywhere ty their harvest badges,
which advertises their big event
next week. 1t IA unfortunate that
they did not all come on the same
train and march in solid phalanx
down the street, where they could
have been welcomed by the Mitchell
people.
d. V. Moore is in the city from
Grand Forks, N. D., having come
down Tuesday. Verne has resigned
his position as business manager of
the Grand Forks Evening Press, and
within a short time he and his ia :
lily will move out to the Grow Creek
Indian Agency, where Verne will 20
into business the nature of which
he is not ready as yet to make pub
lie.
VIII r. McEwen, city editor Of the
Mason City, Iowa, Daily lines Her
aid, was in the city to look over the
corn palace features. Mr.. McEwen
is making his first trip to this coun-
try and he says he will give his i'm
pressions of the corr palace and the
country through his paper when he
gets back home. Mr.. McEwen is a
relative of the McEwens at Mt. Yer
o and spent the day with them
Tuesday.
Many fine compliments are heard
expressed on the playing OF the Red
field band since its arrival Monday
morning. The Instrumentation Of
the band is well arranged and they
do not attempt to overdo in their
playing, producing excellent har-
mony, and giving their music the
right swing. Director Mowery can
we'll he prou1 of his organizations,
which he has worked up since last
winter. The band PLAYS just as
mitch as is required Of it and there
is nothing but the best Of feeling
prevailing FOR the Redtield musi-
clans.
Married at noon, Sept. 27, Mr..
koddy M. Hall and Mrs. Sarah Il.
Smith. both o! Salem, at the home
Of the groom's sister, Mrs. U. e..
Brnbaker, on Seventh Avenue east,
the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. a. Craig Bowdisb Of the