The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-29

D1. Nj. Halphide has Just returned
from a three weeks professional visit
to Parkston Tyndail and Trjpp.
Misses Mable Jackson and BERTHA
Slade vent out to Chamberlain to
spend Sunday with Miss Carrie Slade.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Cable, who
purchased the residence property of
Mrs. L.. McCurdy, have Just move
In f1om their farm. in Lisbon town
ship The Gables moved here several
years ago flom Iowa and bought a
farm In Lisbon township on which
they have realized much in that time.
Considerable credit is due the Uni.
versity band for getting out Saturday
evening to aid in the welcome
demo" stration of the citizens for the
high 5, hool team. Most all the band
boys } I'D engagements for the con-
cert at the Gale and they had to
delay In filling them to play with
the band The Republican can assure
tile band boys that their action was
heartily appreciated.
Rev. and Mrs. G. e. Uager de-
parted for Huron Friday evening to
make their home in the future. Mr..
Hager Is the presiding elder Of the
Methodist church in the Huron dis
trict, and they moved there so that
he will be peare1 his work and for
the further reason that their son and
daughter are attending the Presby-
terrain college at that place.
A special in the Sioux City Journal
of Friday last announced the death
OF George R. Ball. which occurred at
Lead one day last week. Mr.. Ball
was a former resident Of Mitchell
and some twelve years ago he moved
with his family out TO the Hills
country, locating at Lead. He was
an old soldier and enlisted in a
Michigan regiment. His many old
friends in Mitchell will regret to hear
of his death.
Mrs. j. f. Anderson entertained a
party of her lady friends at her home
on Fourth Avenue west Friday after
noon and evening, which vas infor-
NAL In its nature, and which brought
much pleasure to those who particle
pated. Refreshments were served
and the table decorations we're
beautiful and unique with smilax
and chrysanthemums. At each plate
was laid a chrysanthmum In a small
bunch Of smilax. Mrs. Anderson was
assisted by Mrs. A.. E. Hitchcock
and Mrs. Geo. II. Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Richards. OF
Aurora, ILL.,. arrived to make a visit
at the home of DR.. Samuel Weir. Of
Dakota Wesleyan university faculty.
Mr.. Richards and Mrs. Weir are
brother and sister. MIR. Richards is
a train dispatcher on the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy road, and lie
SAYS he is taking his first vacation
in a good many years. he said that
a portion Of the two weeks the COM
pany gives him he is required to
travel over the division on which he
works to acquaint himself personally
with the conditions so that be has a
thorough knowledge Of every thing
along the line.
n Alo,oNc r11 10nlc oPfn f1,1
town lot sales In the new towns on
the extension CT the Milwaukee road
west OF Evarts, arrived in the city
Saturday from Bowman, N. D.,
where he conducted a public auction
Of lots in that thriving new town.
1t tonk two special trains and five
additional coaches on the regular
train out Of Aberdeen to take the
crowd OF investors out there. Mr..
Adams stated that fully 843, 600
WORTH Of property was sold on Thurs.
day. All the towns on the new ex-
tensions are building up rapidly.
The Mitchell Club gave its second
party Friday evening in the rooms of
the club, which was attended bv a
very large gathering of club members.
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed
with the informal dancing program
which had been arranged. the music
for which was furnished by Aims
worth-Mi1ler harp orchestra. During
the evening punch was served from
a prettilv decorated tnhla in lie
reception hall, which was presided
over by Mrs. j. d. Anderson, who
was assisted by Mrs Fl. 6. Nichols.
Mrs. Robert Ware. Mrs. Fl. E.
Mrs s II Scallin Mre