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

w. L. Scott was arrested Wednes-
day and his examination was heard
before Justice Herbert ON the charge
of adultery. He was bound over to
the term Of circuit court Scott has
been on the police .orce several times
during the summer and fall. The
story will be aired in circuit court
next week.
DR.. George p. Dix came home
Thursday morning from Aberdeen. to
which place he accompanied his
mother last Saturday and she will
remain there with Mrs. Dix this
winter. DIR. A. j. Dix and wife,
who recently sold out at Sioux Falls,
are at Aberdeen at present and the
DR.. is assisting his sister in the
rush Of dental work for the present..
The Aberdeen high school eleven
will play the Britton high school team
next Saturday. and according to the
American they are feeling a little
blue over the result Of that game.
Aberdeen played Glendale last Sat-
urday and barely won by a score Of
6 to s. Several of the players were
hurt in the game. Mitchell has no
game to play until they meet Aber-
deem at Redfeld on Nov. %.
The Missouri River Valley 1ele-
phone Co., which has had its office
and booth in the implement ware
house Of q. b. VanAlstine, today
Installed its booth IN the office Of
the Widmann hotel. The company
has recently changed hands and
parties from Wisconsin are now the
owners Of it. The company's lines
extend southeast and west of the
liver.
c. W. Derr arrived home Thursday
morning from Arlington, where he
has been for several days. MIR. Derr
is building a line Of elevators on the
new towns OF the South Dakota
Central railroad, and has arranged
to build three at places north of
Arlington on the road that is being
built up to Watertown. MIR. Derr is
extending his elevator and lumber
business in many parts OF the state
at the present time.
Misses Lucille Evans and .Bernice
Eathrop came home Wednesday even.
ing from Sioux Falls. The young
Iladies appeared in two. of tile leading
|rples in. the presentationn OF ..In
;Rensacola" Tuesday evening. Miss
Lathrop sang the pant of the Ger.
mans wife and Miss Evans wa.
FIFTY. the dainty, little, Irish girl
Bath young ladies made good in the
musical comedy and on the, occasion
OF. their first appearance on The stage
they we're presented with a bouquet.
Ernest Norman. of Knoxville.
Iowa, arrived iii the city to make a
visit with G. %. Brady. the register
of deeds. Mr.. Norman has recently
returned from tie Isthmus O,
Panama where he was employed fol
q year Us stenographer for one of TIL.
officers of the Panama railroad cona
pany. lie gave up the position ~,
account of the monotonous work iu
that country, and he said that Il
per cent Of the people who 20 out
there to soay for any length of time
usually find their way back to the
state within two or three months.
The high school football lads are
out trying to Sell 100 round "trip tick
cts to Redtield for the championship
game of football between Mitchell
and Aberdeen, which will be played
Nov. %. The train will be run owe
the Milwaukee road. and the official.
insist on knowing tomorrow wheth
er the special will he run, as the,
will need ten days notice to prepar
for the equipment. Ii the BOYS car
sell 100 tickets before tomorrow al
a rate Of S2.65 for the round tril
they can secure the train. The team
has made a record so far this season
which will warrant tine ptonle guiii.
up 10 Redteld to see the finish o
the season. Buy ii ticket and q
5 along with the team.
Miss Mildred Hough and Mr.. Fred
! erick Ehlelmand were united ii
marriage. the ceremony taking plac
Tuesday night at 9 O'Clock. The,
. went out to the brides home OF
. Third Avenue west and sprung a bi,
surprise on some friends who wer,
, gathered there, and it was a bi.
surprise to them for they had n,
. intimation that anything OF tina
. character was contemplated at tb
: present time. The bride has reside,
. in Mitchell since 1892, and is a youn,
S lady who has made a host of friend
/, through her good nature and nleasin