The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-01

~ j.. frad. who spent the greater
part u last week il l'aulkto.4. said
that tc had succeeded in disposine
OF bis branch dry goods at that place.
The picture Of the interior Of the
1al In atre taken last Friday even
ing y Photographer Eliason is on
display in the windows of Diehl x
Brown. and it is attracting a let of
attention.
Joseph E Belts has ist completed
Tie purchase OF two lot, IN the cor
'ner of Fourth Avenue east and Lang
dop street, from III. L. Bras. Mr..
Retts expects to erect a new resi-
dence on the site in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Morris went TO
Redtield Tuesday afternoon to attend
the wedding OF their niece, Miss
Eva Brown, to Harry F1ick, which
took place Wednesday. The young
folks will make their home at Wes-
slngton Springs, where Mr.. Frick is
engaged in the drug business.
Circuit court adjourned at Alex
andria Thursday evening, with the
jury still out on The Parnell- Hide
brand case. Miss Parnell had
Robert ~IIildebrand and a young
man 10y the name of Thompson
arrested on a delicate charge. and
after lIildebrand was tried the case
against Thompson was dismissed.
The parties live yer near Alexandria.
Mrs. Harriet B. Smith died Tuesday
looming at the home OF Rev. and
MIS-. f.. C. .Shatfer, who have apart
ments at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Duncan. Mr.. aud Mrs. Shatfer and
their mother came here about a
week ago from Kadoka, on the Sioux
reservation, where they have been
making their home Oh a claim. Mrs.
Smith has been sick with pneumonia
and died at 4 O'Clock, her age icing
Is years. She bls been an invalid
for a number Of years with an affec-
ton Of the hip.
Announcement cards we're received
in the city Monday evening of the
marriage Of William Havens and
Miss Mayta Terry, which occurred at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, Thurs
day, Feb. 81. MI. Ravens formerly
lived III Mitchell and moved to that
country about a year ago. Wills
friends will extend their congratula-
tions and will hope that great hap
piness will come to him since he has
become a captive to the charms of a
Mexican gill.
Mitchell Encampment, 1. o. O..
f., held an all night session Mon
day night for the initiation of eight
candidates into The camp, and it was
5 O'Clock this morning wien the
work was completed. Those who
tooK the three degrees of the camp
we're T.. e. Reeves, q. IA. Collard,
E. w. PARCELS, Elmer Allen, Milton
Harriott, ID. Il. Wade, L. d. Pig
gott, and O. j. Hillesland. at the
midnight hour the Rebekahs served
a line banquet for the members and
it found high favor with the Odd
Fellows. particularly at tnat hour of
night.
G. +. Lewis, superintendent of
bridge building for the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Panl Co., passed
through the city this morning from
Cham berlain, where be had been
looking after The bridge across the
Missouri river, which is now out of
commission by reason OF the floating
ice. In commenting on the improve
ments that the Milwaukee company
is to make in Mitchell this year he
said that next year would see a fine
passenger depot erected in this city,
which the business of the
now demanded, owing to the in
creased traffic and the addition of
the tram dispatching force, which
needed and was entitled to more
adequate quarters.
Fl. A. kaeppler. of Dayton, WASH,
has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mis-. r. p. Loomis for several days
and departed Tuesday afternoon for
Redtield to remain a few days before
returning to Washington. Mr.. Kaep-
pier stated that he contemplated
selling out his interests at Dayton
and retiring from active business,
and while here he looked over Mitch
ell very fayorably as a place in
which to make his home, and it is
likely that he will move here. He
has a number Of interests in the
state with which he desires to be in
closer touch. Mr.. Kaeppler said that
the schools and churches of the city
appealed to him quite strongly as a
place to make a desirable home.
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