The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-05

Miss Ennice Thompson has re-
turned home from Everett. Wash.
where She has been teaching school
Tor the past year.
+. r.. Storer left Saturday after
noon with four carloads of hogs
which he is shipping through to
Buffalo, y. Y.
Miss Evangeline Casteel, who has
been visiting with Miss -ocy Thomp-
son, returned home Monday to
Rock Island, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Simpson and
little daughter went to Plainview.
N b.. Monday morning to visit with
r. latlves several weeks. Mr.. Simpson
is connected fn a clerical capacity
with the Mitchell National bank.
George Ellsworth started a new
dray line Monday morning, having a
good wagon and horse with which to
serve his customers present and pros
pective. George says he will give
prompt attention to all orders.
q. g. Rathbun, who has been con-
flned to his mouse for several weeks
by sickness, was able to come down
town Mon lay fer the first time. MI.
Rathoun has been sick with Appendix
cltis, hut escaped the necessity OF an
operation.
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C%ulligan's Nashville Students gave
a very good performance at the Gale
Saturday evening to a small aud
fence. The singing and dancing was
fine, particularly one of the dancers
who did some work that has not been
equalled here in years. They had
two or three m%onologue artists that
put up a great game of talk.
a very pleasant reception was
given the students of the Sumner
School on Saturday evening, in the
parlors of Century Memorial Hall. by
the ladies OF the hall. 4 large num-
Der OF the students we're present and
enjoyed the earlier part of the eve.
ming in playing various games. giving
all an opportunity to become ac-
quainted. After a short program in
which Miss Reynolds gave two very
entertaining readings. all found
their way to the dining room where
refreshments in the form Of ice cream
and cake we're ser 7ed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G Raines
arrived home Saturday evening from
a bridal trip of several weeks. Mr.
kaines and Miss Grace May Knappen
were married at Clear Lake, Iowa.
June Is, where the bride has resided
for a number of years and where she
is held in the highest esteem by a
large circle of friends. Mr. kaines
is u OF the d%ispatchers in the Mill
waukee office and is a young gentle
man who has o nany friends in
Mitchell! since coming here but a
short time age They have taken
the residence of Mrs. Wiltse on
Third avenue east and will be at
home after July Is.
Amos Chandler, the big negro, who
was arrested several weeks ago and
was bound over to the circuit court
term in November for making a
threat to kill several parties in town,
made his escape from the Jail Sunday
evening about 9 o'clock. Chandler
asked Deputy Plotner to take him
upstairs SO that he could wash his
hands and face and being left alone
in the lavatory for a few moments
Chandler took advantage Of that time
to make his exit through the rear
door. While the alarm was given
shortly after his escape he succeeded
in getting out Of town within a very
short time. Sheriff Cook started in
quiries after him at once but he has
escaped arrest SO far.
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