The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-04

Mrs. Charles + Townsan went to
Scotland Mednesday to visit with
Ter parents for a week or more
MISS Helen Hoon returned Wednes-
day to Cedar Falls, Iowa, where
she is attending a girls seminary.
Alexander George. clerk in the
United States land office, returned
to the city Wednesday after a vaca-
ton of two or three weeks.
G. S. Mari. proprietor of the City
Pantorium, retu1neud Wednesday
from Aberdeen, where he has been
visiting with friends.
Mrs. o. p. Shaw. OF Parkston,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Fl. Miner, and returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mark Mizener spent his vacation
at home and Wednesday he returned
to Chicago to resume his studies in
Hahnneman medical college.
The South Dakota Business College
opened it's doors Wednesday for
the winter tenn. About all the old
students returned and eight or ten
new oneS enrolled.
We wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness and sympathy dur
in. the sickness and after the Death
of our little one.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar kanouff.
DR.. and Mrs. Youngman and Or.
Nicholson returned via the Omaha
Monday evening from Madison,
where they assisted in the dedication
of the new Methodist church OF that
place Sunday.
Miss Wauneta Ferris has been at
home for a month for her vacation
and Wednesday she went back te
Evanston. H., where she is attend
ing the elocution department O
Northwestern University.
Wednesday the Odd Fellows
moved their psraphernalia and fix
lures to the third floor of the Gale
theatre building, where their lodge
room will be located in the future.
Mr.. Gale arranged the rooms in q
very comfortable way for the Ode
Fellows and they will have com
modious quarters in the future. They
have sublet the rooms to other lodge
organizations in the city.
The Princess of Panama" was
the bill presented by the Chase-Lis
terri Co. at The Gale Tuesday even
ing, but owing to the prevailing
stormy conditions there was not Z
very large audience present. The
play took exceedingly we'll and The
various members OF the company re
ceived generous applause for theil
m%uritorious work. Miss Miller APP
pealed even to better advantage thar
on the evening previous and he
acting was very tavorably commented
upon. Mr.. Chase, whose work neve!
NFS
fails to please, was we'll cast in hi
part, and Mr.. Goode did some al
mirahle work in his character. Glib
and Bessie..Robbins did their special
ty work to the amusement ant
pleasure Of all.
lhe county commissioners me
Wednesday and the new member
were present and took their place
on the board. They are 7. Il
Haynes. of Mt. Vernon, E. ID. Wat
kins, of Badger township, j. II
a Nilsson. of this city, and VIM. Nash
of this city, WHO was elected t
the position after his appointment
The board organized by the election
OF Mr.. Nash Us chairman. y vacan
cy existed ION the board by th
resignation of C. \. Drake. Tn
place was filled by the election 0
4. j. Annis, OF Rome township. Mr.
Annis is an Old resident of th
county and will give his constituent
good service. The membership o
ltle board is made up Of lew u EN-
t}els sntirely. With the exception .
Of Mr.. NasD. Who has been a tuelL
Ger since last summer, when he wa
appointed to fill the vacancy cause,
by the death of DR.. S. j. Moore
The board is made up of very capabl
business men and farmers and the1
is no question but what they wi
serve their constituents faithfully
ID. A.. Braught received a lette
from his son, Cecil, who landed i
Buenos Ayers, South America. Nov
IL, telling O. his safe arrival in tina
country. the 35-day trip being mad
by boat without incident and with
out seasickness on the part of hin
self or John. Jackson. Both are j
the employ of-.the 1nternations
Harvester Co. and will remain unit
May. Cecil writes an interestin