The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04
FOR SALE-Cheap one mare and
colt. Inquire nr. Ball.

a. e. Hltshcock went down to
.eddes THURSDAY to attend to
some legal matters.
Carpet weaving. Mrs. Olson 400
street. 49, 49,
Born, to Mr.. ard MIS-. Theodore
at Their ho ue i'm Beulan
township, Wednesday. Oct ,
daughter.
MIS-. r.. ~. Mclattv, of Milwaukee,
has been visiting a; the home of
John Miche's and returned houe
Thursday morning.
Mrs. ID. T.. Nogas has been visit
Ing at the home Of G N. Nogus for
several weeks. and returned home
Thursday to DeSoto. Iowa.
On Wednesday of corn palace week
Oliver e. Layman and Miss Orphia
Airport of Alexandria were married
by Rev. H. f. Wilkinson.
= G. A. Carried, Of Brookings. and
Chas. d. Hurley, CT Chicago, both
employed in the advancement Of
the Y. NJ. C.. a. college work,
arrived in the city Thursday.
Work has been commenced on ex-
cavation for the new Congregation
al church. AS soon as the basement
is ready the stone masons will COM
hence to lay the foundations, which
will be completed this year and the
entire structure next year.
After the corn palace Main street
is resuming something of its natural
condition. and it is being cleaned up
to some extent although the rain
which came Sunday morning and
again Monday made cleaning an I'M
pleasant task.
The Plankinton Herald says that
A. A. Boynton has commenced the
erection of a residence that will
cost SO, 500 when completed. MIR.
BoYnton is evidently going to make
Plankinton his permanent home,
judging from the way In which he is
investing out there.
o. o. frank, of Millyllle, MIMI,
was in the city Wednesday and visited
a short time with the Christopher
brothers, employed in The Republi-
can office. Mr.. frank has been up
to the northern part OF the state to
look after some business matters.
A very pleasant surprise party wa S
arranged 10 honor OF Mrs A. b.
Scott Wednesday evening by the
officers and leaders Of the various
divisions of the Maher Club, when
they called at her home in a body.
The evening was happily enjoyed in
the playing Of cards and ny thu
rendering of an Informal musica'
program, in which the 'vocalists an6
instrumental players participated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will leave to.
day for a visit to The principa
cities OF the west and northwest.
and the party was given in honor Of
I ul1os CNOlU . AGDdlUuxC.
George RoWley came home Tuesda!
night from a trip down through
Wagner, Platte, Armour and several
of those towns. and he said thai
everybody was speaking ir the high.
est terms of Mitchell's corn palace
last week. he said they all expressed
themselves as being we'll satisfied
and that the corn palace manager;
were to be congratulated on securinI
Sousa's band. for the attraction thi
year. They said that any time Mitch
ell put up a show like this year tn
people from that section woul,
always come to Mitchell.
The Sioux City Tribune was NOR
generous to Mitchell's corn palac,
than was the Journal. Tie Tribune
writeup showed just the exact con
ditions In the way Of the crowds
to which that paper referred as bein,
larler than any in the history Q
the pa!ace-and that was just til
truth and lotbing more. Guy La
Toilette, of the Tribune, was her,
end saw what Mitchell had In th
way OF a crowd on Thursday, Frida
and Saturday, and he was homes
enough about telling the truth. ]
is freely acknowledged that Monda
and Tuesday were nnt large day
owing TO the weather being unpleas
ant and threatening, and even o
those days there we're many hundred
/ Of strangers in the city. The palac
vas a big financial success an
Mitchell will continue to have tn
palace every year, despite the seen
ing efforts of some people to di:
, coinage their continuance.
Patsy Coyne, who for a numbe
of years has been an inmate of II
insane asylum at Yankton, die
] there Tuesday and the remains wei
= ;,ronpi,t tn Mitchell yNodpocdov owe,