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

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VIII visit with relatives for II week
or ten DAYS.
The ANDERSON Hat Shop announces
IN a new advertisement today that a
big millinery sale will be held on
Nov. S and 8, to clear up the fall
stock. Notice the prices that are
made for the sale.
DR.. H. w. Freyberg has concluded
the purchase Of the residence of Mrs.
a. G. Motley, on the corner of fifth
Avenue west and Rowley street. He
expects to move in about Dec. j. 1t
is one of the modern residences Of
the city and will afford the DR.. and
his family a very comfortable home.
10 I'm Hasley, accompanied by DR..
w. E. Crane, departed Monday for
Chicago, for treatment. Mr.. Hasley,
who was a conductor on the Milwau-
kee road, has been in poor health OF
late and gave up his position a few
weeks ago. MI. Hasley's many
friends will hope that he will be
benefited while away.
Robert, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Crosby, died Monday
evening at their home In Sioux
Falls. Of diphtheria, the little lad
being 5 years of age. The remains
were brought to Mitchell Wednesday.
on the Omaha passenger, accom-
panied by the undertaken, and we're
taken at ono to Graceland cemetery
where short funeral services were
held. conducted by Rev. A. Craig
Bowdish. Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby we're
q%uarantined in their hone at Sioux
Falls, and consequently were unable
to attend. Mr.. and Mrs. M. a.
Reeves are tile parents of Mrs. Crosby.
d. Bertram Crop, Of Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, arrived In the city We'd
nesday evening to make a short visit
with Mrs. Clopp, who is visiting her
parents in the city. Mr.. Crop is
now engaged in lecture work on the
platform, having started out during
the summer, and says that be is
Ieeting with fairly good success in
the matter of engagements. He is
under the direction Of the Consoli.
dated Lecture Bureau of Chicago,
and says that he is we'll pleased
with his work in this direction. MIR.
Crop was a former resident OF
Mitchell and was a member Of Da-
skota Wesleyan Uni 7ersity faculty for
several years and under his coaching
the University had the championship
football team OF the state.
The Dakota Wesleyan University
football eleven went to Brookings
Thursday afternoon on the Milwaukee
passenger and on Friday afternoon
they will meet the agricultural
college eleven i'm tneir first am of
the season. The home boys fully
expect to win by reason of the fact
that Huron defeated Brookings
recently and Mitchell then defeated
Huron. By this deduction Mitchell
ought to win. Mitchell mas two
games to play after this before the
closes. On Nov. 9Th boys go
to Vermillion and on Nov. 26 Yank-
ton comes to Mitchell. 1t looks very
much like there is to be no Thanks
giving football in Mitchell this year,
niles at the last moment the high
school eleven can arrange a game
with some good team.
A petition is being circulated to
secure the consent Of as lnanv as
possible to 20 to RedHeld with Mitch
ell's high school football team on
Nov. 2S, the date when Mitchell and
Aberdeen will meet on the gridiron
for the championship Of the state.
There Is no question but what Aber-
deem will. be fully represented at
Redtield to boost for their team and
Mitchell should not let the pre-
.ponderance Of enthusiasm go all one
way. IL 10 hcSlgllCu VI TIIl u Specldl
train from Nit hell to Red6elu ana
it is hoped that 2Ou or 300 people cau
be secured to make the trip. The
Mitchell high school team has made
a record Of which the city can be
proud, and there is no reason why it
cannot quit the season as the cham.
pions Of the state. Next Satu rday
Pierre is coming to Mitchell for a
game with the high school team.
THIS evening the Mitchell Club
will inaugurate a social season
that augurs. we'll for a thoroughly
enjoyable time during thu long win
ter months. The officers of the club
have arranged to give a series of
thirteen parties, occurring every
two weeks. as a means of putting
some life into the club and making
it come ND to the ideas that we're
prominent in the org %anization of the
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