The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-18
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT hAPPEN II;
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

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City, Iowa.
Df. Atkinson, the o%steopatb, has
Just moved into his suite of rooms
IN Tie Gale theatre building.
Elijah Tillotson left Tuesday
Tor Nowata, Indian Territory. where
be has some real estate interests.
Mrs. O. L. Branson and Mrs. Mark
Harris left Tuesday for Browns
vile, Texas, where they expect to
remain for some time.
Mrs. John Siberz has been con-
fined TO her bed on account Of sick
ness for the past week and is still
seriously ill.
Miss Fannie Nobis, of Lisbon, n.
ID arrived i'm the city to make a
visit with her sister. Mrs. James
Bately. and other relatives.
n. p. Packa d.. OF Redfield, was in
the city to attend the merchants
convention Mr.. Packard is con-
nected with a mutual insurance
company at that place.
Ho. farmer. If you have hides to
sell bring them to S. III. Morgan on
FIRST Avenue east, opposite Burns
luz Der yard. Cash paid for hides.
Ensign nerbst departed via the
Omaha road for Omaha Monday
evening and she will be united in
marriage on Tnursdy to Captain
Heating, of the Salvation Army.
For My residence, Sixth Ave
nue. east. Eight rooms. oak finish,
electric lights, furnace heated, prac-
tically new house, two lots, large
cistern. Will Sell at a bargain. Call
at postotnce or residence.
n. L. Bras.
Mrs. Max Korn left Tuesday
for London, Canada, where she Will
lemain indefinitely. Mrs. Koln
is failing in health with quick con-
sumption, which has but recently
developed. Mr.. Korn accompanied
her as far as Sioux City to get her
started safely Oh her journey. Mrs.
Korn's many friends in the city will
hope Tor a speedy recovery.
The little daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
AXtel Peterson died Tuesday morn
ing at I O'Clock and the funeral
services were held at their residence
on the south side Wednesday at
2 O clock. conducted by the Lutheran
minister. The little girl was ap-
parently we'll Monday and was taken
sick during the night. The parents
have the sympathy of their friends
in the loss of their little daughter.
r. j. Quinn and family have just
moved here from Darlington, Wis.
and the latter part of the week they
Will move into the Duncan property
on the corner. of Fourth Avenue west
and Edmunds street. Mr.. Quinn
moves here for the purpose of giving
his two daughters the benefit OF
Mltchell's educational institutions.
MI. Quinn is a brother Of Mrs. M.
NJ. Doyle. The family will lie very
cordially welcomed to Mitchell.
Woodward & Burgess, the Omaha,
Kansas City and Sioux City theatre
cal agents. BANDED Manager Gale a
lemon when they scheduled 1.-The
Burglar and the Waif" at The Gale
Monday evening, and the local man
ager felt like ringing down
then letting the show ploreed
through its four long and tiresome
acts. There we're two or three good
actors in the company. but as e inter-
tainers the rest are not anywhere
near up to the standard. The fourth
act OF TIE play was strung out beyond
human endurance, and the five
people in the act kept chasing each
other on and off the stage, each ex-
changing few words of threats and
loving passages that it is a wonder
that they ever got things straight
ened out at the last. Manager Gale
has Cancelled all OF his futule engage
ments with Woodward s. Burgess.
who seem desirons OF sending nolIi-
ing here but cheap shows.
The 'sSkidoo Club has been quite
active in social matters in the past
few weeks and it does not follow
the dictum that its name implles--to
get to the a and be quiet. In
the past two weeks a six O'Clock
dinner was served by Miss Sarah
Noble, and Immediately following the
seven members we're entertained by
a seven party at the home of MSS
Ella Preston. This was a fancy
dress affair, and during the evening
the ''belle of the west side cast
sweet glances at "the Broadway
swell" while the ''chorus gimp and
tile small boy'' found the sweetest
solace in each others company. Next
Miss Louiee Bras had the young
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