The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08

Sunday with Mis-. b.. G. Watson.
MIR, and Mrs. Howard Seaman ar.
rived home Monday evening from
taelr wedding trip which included
several points 10 Wisconsin, the
former home of Mrs. Seaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Hoon have
just moved and are about settled in
their residence on Lawler street,
near Seventh street. j. NJ. Wood
and family expect to move into the
Rimball residence which Mr.. Hoon
lust vacated
One of the Sioux Falls football
boys remarked: "We boys dol't get
'he support at home that the Mitch
ell team receives. Here the business
men back the team and l can tell
you 1T puts the ginger into a man
when the whole town stands behind
him. Score one for Mitchell" That
little remark is worth all that it
lcosts the business men in their
contributing for the support of
the team.
Joseph Harker left Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles, CAL, to
spend the winter with his family.
MIR. Harker has been here since early
in September looking after his varied
real estate and farm interests, and
while he has sold a quantity Of land
this fall he bought three or four
quarter sections, 81 1t is evident
that he still has considerable faith
In the state. Mr.. Harker says that
he has not wholly given up Mitchell
and South Dakota as yet, and that
he might return some day and take
up his abode again.
The Mitchell Trust Co.. which
recently acquired the property known
as the Champeny building, has
contracted with Fred Bjodstrop to
make the Improvements on that big
structure and he commenced work
Tuesday. The old Gladstone addf-
ton to the west is being torn down.
and a commodious two story brick
structure will be erected thereon.
extending out to the alley line. The
building will also be equipped
throughout with steam heat, and
other improvements OF a general
character will be made during the
winter.
%. NJ. Gotthold, the business CAM
Iager OF "Under Southern Skies,',
arrived in the city this morning 10
arrange for the coming of that com.
pany on Nov. Ia. at the Gale theatre. I
MIR. Gotthold says he has been on
the roa" for 81 years and this is the
first time he ever got into South
Dakota. His business has been good
in the state and he says that here
after he will hook the state with
bis attractions. He sayS he knows
that "Under Southern Skies" will
please the people here. and that this
play is to the south what "IVay
Down East is to the east, both
OF which plays we're produced by the
same author, Lucy Blair Parker
D1. Carl Duff, Mrs. Sheffield
Mrs Loneman and Mr.. Cowper.
members of the New York Grand
Concert Co., went up to Eliason's
Tuesday to have their pictures !
taken. While en1oute on theil con-
celt tour they learned from each
other that they all had at different
times been students of the renowned
English teacher, frederick Walker,
OF London, and they decided that
when they got to Mitchell that they
would have their pictures taken in
a group and send 1T to their old
master. 10 give tie picture a touch
OF western nature they secured some
Indian trinkets i'll the way of head
gear. ETC., With which they adorned
themselves and were pictured in that
style. Whether their old master will
recognize them in that apparel is a
question, bat the musicians enjoyed
the novelty of being photographed
that way.
Frank a.. Craft returned home
Monday evening from Columbus,
Ohio where he attended the national
convention Of State Fire Marshalls.
Jhe'e are thirteen States with fire
II aishalls am seven wen present at
the convention. Mr.. Craft said that
several important addresses were
made on electrical wiring and fire
hazards by men who have made them
a thorough study. The convention
next year will he held at St. Paul.
Mr.. Craft said that In company. with
Fire Marshall Cramer, of Ohio, they
we've taken for a trip through the
state penitentiary, and while there
Mr.. Craft said that he ran acrocc on