The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURsE OF A WEEP

in the city curing he week
Mrs. ii. c. Cllales. OF Pipestone,
Mimi, arrived to visit With II t
dauehteI, Mrs. @. f. Paige duriug
corn palace.
Miss Grace White came up from
Vermillion to see the corr palace
again and to visit with her many
friends during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Zimmerman
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y. Heisler, of
York, Neb arrived Tuesday after
noon and are guests of A, B. Test
and family.
c. F. Knapp. OF st. Charles,
Mimi, arrived in the city to visit
with friends a few days. He Is all
old friend Of James Lahey, OF the
Mitchell National bank.
Wednesday the government ther
nometer went pretty close to tie
freezing point, when 1t touched at
"a degrees. In some parts OF the
city frost is said to have been seen
by the early risers.
Mrs. Laura Holmes, of Doom,
Iowa, and Mrs kittie Renshaw,
of Rock Valley, Iowa, arrived in the
city tCuesdav evening to spend the
remainder of the week with their
cousin. Mrs. j. Il. Norton.
The Kelley Land Co. has just
closed the deal for the sale of the
west half of section s in Beulah
township, owned by Geo. A. Dyer,
of Lancaster, Wis, to A. FL. Doyle,
of this city. The purchase price
was S4l per acre.
Miss Minnie Bingham arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from Chicago.
where she has been caring for her
sister, who recently submitted to an
operation. Miss Bingham was called
to White Lake Wednesday to take
charge of d case in her capacity as
nurse.
The weather that we have been
having is just the Mitchell kind.
Tuesday morning the air was keen and
bracing, but long before noon the
son was shining warm and bright
and brought cheer and happiness
into the hearts OF all.
Sioux Falls sent a delegation OF
advertisers over to Mitchell Wednes-
day morning to advertise the fall
festival, which occurs next week,
when lines band plays the full en-
gagement. The committee has pro-
vided some good street attractions
and there will be an airship sailing
every day of the week.
William Mackay, who is employed
by the Turner Produce Co., expected
his mother to come from Nevada,
Iowa, and spend corn palace week
with him. Instead he received &
telegram late Monday Afternoon
announcing that she had died sud.
denly during the day. MIR. Mackay
left on the Omaha train for thai
point.
Several cases were reported to the
police of successful attempts at shor
changing which has been going on IL
several of the stores. One of thu
artists was captured and will havt
a hearing some time this afternoon o,
tomorrow morning.
j.. L. Wingfeld, deputy bank ex
'aminer for the state, arrived in tn,
city to remain at home through corr
palace week. Mr.. Wingfeld has beer
on the road for the past seven week
looking after his work of examining
the state banks and the county of
fees.
Carl Ruth, of Cleveland, Ohio, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening t
visit several weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Ruth. Carl i
now a reporter on the Cleveland
Leader, in which position he has hat
several promotions in the II yea
that he has been working for tn
paper.
A colored sinner and a white MAJ
got into an alteration in Amos sa
loon last night, which was provoke'
by the white man and he knocke'
the colored man down. The latte
got to his feet in short order an
!, then swiped his assailant a couple o
blows that laid out the white individ
i, ual, and in falling to the floor he |
, said to have broken his leg. The In
jured MAI was removed from the sd
loon and placed in a Don and a ply
sician called.
l Despite the efforts Of the police t
locate the thief, the colored MAJ
! who got away with a diamond from
3 the jewelry store of a. III. Pehrso
Tuesday has made his escape. TIL
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