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

MISS Waterbury has heen visiting
at the home of her brother, Earl
Waterbury, and returned home to
Kimball Wednesday evening.
Lost, Nine head of cattle; various
colors. Seven of those have ear
marks. Finder please call at Mitch
eli Livery Darn Albert Jebsen.
Proprietor. |
george Grouse came up from Sioux
City Wednesday evening to remain
a lew days. George IS now engaged
In the manufacture OF carbonated
drinks and has worked up quite a
fine business In Sioux City and sur
rounding territory.
DR.. Stevenson the well-known eve.
car, nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Fails n assistant will be in
Mitchell from 8 D. M Wednesday.
Nov. Goth and Thursday, Nov. 2lst,
at Widmann Hotel. Glasses also
fitted correctly.
G. A. Vermilyea returned home
this morning from a trip up to the
Vermilyea cattle ranch in Faulk
county to inspect the cattle and
buildings on the premises. They
bought the ranch some five or siA
years ago and in the past year the
Minneapolis s. st. Louis railroad
built its road adjacent to their ranch
and enhanced the value OF it to-
quite a large extent.
For Rent or Sale, Excellent proper
ty on south side. Specially favorable
terms. Address Miss Charlotte Car.
hart.
} With construction work. on the
Western National bank building and
the new Methodist church and the
tearing down of the addition to the
Champeny building, Third Avenue
west IS not a very comfortable place
Tor pedestrians, who have to take to
the middle of the street through the
block to be sure OF their safety. The
back and the church expect to get
things cleared away before winter
sets in.
Mrs. J. F. Conant and family ar
rived home from Los Angeles Cal.
and will again take up their residence
in Mitchell. They moved out there
a year ago thinking perhaps thew
would make their permanent resi-.
dence on the coast but Mrs. Commits
health has not been good since She
went out and she desired to get back
to South Dakota and Mitchell. Their
many friends in Mitchell will be
pleased to know of their return.
DR.. Nicholson was at Elrod, no in
Clark county, for Sunday to assist in.
the dedication of "a new Methodist
church, and to help raise the money
with which to pay Off its indebted
ness. The University president was
successful in raising the funds for
the purpose. The church. had been
moved to Elrod from some other
point and was enlarged and improved
for the larger place. Ex-Governor
Elrod. after whom the town was
nab,ed in an early day. was present
at the %dedicating ceremony.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leadef
M nnI1nppS tI1n p,or,ioyn of TT ...-.
c. !lauif of that city, to Miss Iva
Q. Perley. wnlch occurred Tuesday
morning at 10 80 O'Clock at TIE home
of the BRIDES parents jn Moody
county. The young couple went
Immediately to Sioux Falls. where
they will live in a new residence lust
erected hy the groom. Mr.. Hauff is
we'll known in Mitchell, having lived
here several years while employed in
the dry goods store Of @. E. YER
milyea. He is now the travelling
representative Of the Philadelphia
Cloak and Suit Co.
Judge Frank B. Smith went back
to Lake Andes Thursday to re-
snrne his duck hunting outing, hav-
Inv come to the city Wednesday
evening to attend to some legal
matters for ATTORNEYS. The Judge
said that ducks were a mighty scarce
article at the lake, owing to the
weather being so pleasant that the
birds have not commenced to start
south He said hc hadn't seen hunt-
ing so poor in a good many years,
but that as soo as the good weather
breaks up it will improve. Judge
Smith has a comfortable boat house
in which he and his party of Alex
andria friends are staying during
their hunting trip, and they have
things very comfortable. The judge
thinks he will stay another week and
give the ducks A. chance to show nm.