The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-06

the holiday trading season,
On Saturday afternoon at the
BAPTIST parsonage. Rev. Edward M.
Jeifers Joined in marriage MIR. Asa
Wheeler, of Mitchell and Miss Maggie
Konze, of Mt. Vernon.
ii. l.. Bras went over to Sioux Falls
Tuesday, being summoned there
TO appear as a witness for the state
In the case that Joe Ki1oy has
brought against W. T. LaFollette
for criminal libel.
The sisters of st. Joseph's Hospital
beg to extend their sincere thanks to
the Reverend Rector and congre-
CATION Of st. Mary's Episcopa' church
for Il cir kind donation on Thanks
giving Day for the benefit Of the
hospital.
Mrs. Fl. A. Boylan arrived in the
city Monday morning from Seattle,
Wash, to which place they moved
last spring. Mr. Boylan returned
several weeks ago to assume the
position Of manager of the j. L. Case.
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary B. Nevins have
been visiting lat the Travis home for
several days and returned home
Monday to Laurel, Neb.. where they
are engaged in the newspaper bust
ness. They were former residents of
Plankinton.
The Woman's Mission circle OF the
Baptist church urges those who have
clothing. toys or other articles for
the Christmas box which is to be
sent to the mission among the Grow
Indians at Lodge GLASS. Montana, to
send such articles to the parsonage
| at once.
frank K. Robertson. the illustrative
lecturer. reached the CITY Saturday
and that evening he appeared as the
second attraction on the lecture and
concert course Mr.. Robertson vas
unable to ill his date last season and
those who were disappointed and
those who attend this evening will
have an opportunity to bear the best
lecture OF the kind given.
Albert Tracy, general manager,
and A. B. Killer. superintendent OF
agencies Of the Tracy Realty Co., of
Sioux City are in the city today and
have arranged TOR establishing a
branch Office Of The com uny here,
with MIS-. L. W. ID. Orswell as the
local manager. The company has
Offices in MANY parts Of the country
and through their system have All
excellent opportunity to bring buyer
and seller together. Mrs. Ors@ell
has had much experience in the real
estate business and will make "a cap
able representative for the firm
Armour Herald: Walter Nolt left
last week from the Fullerton lumber
yard where he had been working for
some time past. with increased
responsibilities. and a raise i'm wages.
u 40 CLSOuI dSIDS W Il fOuI!S lldll
who is beginning a career for himself
and it helps a young mai to see that
for labor well performed, there is
a reward; and it is we'll understood
that there are as many opportunities
for energy as for ability. For energy.
we'll directed. Can attain ability
which will be sufficient. The Herald
wishes Mr. Nolt success i'm the new
field where he seeks employment.
The Sioux Falls high school was
defeated in a football game on
Thanksgiving Day by the Brookings
high school, and in writing up the
game the Press took a little shot at
the success Of the Mitchell high
school eleven's championship by
saying that Brookinps thought they
hada good chance for claim ing the
championship themselves. The Press
had no reason whatever for dignity
Ing the alleged claim. when it is
taken into consideration the fact that
Mitchell trimmed up Sioux Falls by
a score Of IS to 0. That defeat ouph1
to keep Sioux Falls ouietsfrom trying
to cast any reflections on the winning
that Mitchell las made this fall.
Saturday evening Frank r. Roher-
son was greeted by a large audience
to hear his lecture on South Ameri.
ca, as the third attraction of the
lecture and concert course. Mr..
Roberson's lecture was %profusely
illustrated with scenes taken by
himself while making a trip through
the important parts. and the story
that be had to tell was highly inter-
from the fact that the average
person reads but little of that
cOu airy, MANY of ITS great ~citios