The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-15

Ma Laura Tucker, of Hansel,
Iowa. 10 visiting her parents, Nj.
aud Afs o. V. Hansel.
Miss Alma Anderson returned Mon
day from st. James, Minnesota,
whore she has been visiting friends
for the last three weeks
MRS. Emil Becker went to Sioux
City : Tuesday and from there
she will 20 to Norfolk aud Albion,
Neb., to visit with relatives for
several weeks. z,
DR.. George P. Dix accompanied
his mother to Aberdeen Saturday
evening and she will remain there
during the winter with Mrs. Dix.
Dr.. Dix expects to return to Mitch.
ell Wednesday or Thursday morning.
1t is stated that the football game
wish the Huron high school team
for next Saturday has been called of
at the request OF the Huron team.
Perhaps the score Of IS to O against
Pierre bad something to do with 1t.
]. ]. Myles and family moved here
Tuesday morning from Spencer, s. D.,
and moved into the Thos. Ball house
on Fourth Avenue west during the
day, NJ. hyles having purchased 1t
several weeks ago. He will en-
gage In auctioneering aud real estate
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Sayles left Tues
day morning via the Omaha road for
Hot Springs, In the Black Hills. to
make their home at the soldiers
hone for the rest Of the winter.
They have taken one Of the cottages
at the home, and will enjoy home
life on a Different basis from that in
the home proper.
G. v. Wilson went up to Clark
Monday evening to pay over to the
administrator Of the estate Of Fred
Ware the sun Of 5000, the amount
OF insurance the deceased carried in
the Bankers Life Association. Mr..
Ware was killed In an automobile
accident early In October. and had
carried the insurance but q little
over q year.
e. L. Greaves went up to Aberdeen
Monday afternoon to do some decorat-
ing on the new Catholic church and
when he finishes there he goes on to
Hague, N. D, to do work Of a
similar character in a new Catholic
church. Mr.. Greaves has done con-
siderable Of this kind OF work and his
services are much In demand.
F. w. Hawks, of Denver, Colo,
ar,ived in the city Saturday evening
and has enrolled as student In Dakota
Weleyan University. taking up the
work of the senior class. Mr.. Hawks
has been attending a college at
Denver and during his spare hours
he did considerable writing for the
daily papers OF Denver.
The real fist touch Of winter came
Sunday morning when the ground
was partially covered with snow and
there seemed to be plenty more in
the air. The thermometer stood at
20 degrees as the coolest during the
night and 1t only warmed up to %
during the entire day, which is the
coolest 1t has been In the day time
so fal this season.
The Pierre high school football
team went to Huron Saturday even
Ing via the Omaha road, and will
play the high school team of that
city today. The Pierre boys are
we'll pleased with their treatment,
but felt that they had DO license to
win against Mitchell and they did
not think that any other team In
the state had any grounds to win a
game from Mitchell.
The United States Express Co. has
commenced the erection OF a small
building just west Of the Milwaukee
depot, which will be used for a
transfer house. There is so much
express matter passing through,
Mitchell from many points in the
state that 1T is quite a burden to
haul the express up town and then
haul 1t back again to the depot. The
house will avoid that unnecessary
work in the future. Agent Halphide
has been trying to secure this as
J sis arca fnr some time.
Tie lateness VI the llain owe the
Milwaukee road Saturday evening
caused a half dozen parties to change
their minds about going hunting up
near Letcher. The north train was
held here until 1915 O'Clock waiting
the arrival Of the east train. BY
that time their hunting enthusiasm