The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

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jacob Schmidt DEF arted Tues
day fer milwaukee,, Bong called
there by the death OF his sisters
child.
FOR SALE-My Main street prop
erty William House, South of Corn
Palace. S. ID. Olmstead. Inquire
Commercial & Savings Bank.
Mrs. Alma Hardesty came in from
Murdo, where she is employed as
the stenographer Of Superintendent
Edison, to attend the corn palace.
MI. and Mrs. G. l.. Downey and
j. J.. Pillen came down from Ashton
Tuesday for the corn palace.
Mr.. Pillen is Mrs. Downey's father.
Mrs. John Brown arrived home
from Charles, City Iowa. Monday
afternoon and vas ACCOMPANIED by
her cousin, Mrs. Wodtke, who will
! remain through the week Of the
corn.palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. edward Baker and
Howard .Morehead, who have been
visiting at the hone Of Andrew
Gaines. departed Tuesday for
their home at Maquoketa. Iowa.
a. A. Lyle. VINO has been here
for the past two months looking
after the harvesting and threshlng
on his farm northeast of town,
returned to his home at Cassopolis,
Mich. Tuesday morning.
f. d. Maxon, of Pensacola. Fla,
spent Monday in the city while on
his way to Woonsocket. He was a
former resident Of this city and
finds that IN bis absence Of several
years that Mitchell has been making
a very rapid growth.
Scallin Bros. have just added three
handsome show cases to their iewelry
department in their drug store that
are as fine as any we have ever seen.
The cases are made by the National
Woodwork Co.. Of Sioux CITY, and
are entirely of glass, With no wood
braces.
Alexandria Herald: Miss Emily
LYMAN went to Mitchell last Mon
day where she entered the Dakota
Wesleyan university a few days later.
She expects to attend that in
stitute of learning for a humber of
years, and will have her home in
Mitchell with her sister, Mrs. Joe
Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett White
arrived in the city Monday evening
from Charles City, Iowa, where they
were married Saturday evening, the
bride being Miss Alice Durkee.
They will remain in the city a few
days and then go en- to Murdo,
where the groom is the cashier Of
the First State bank.
D. ". Walker, the Milwaukee
excursion agent. said that the en-
cursion business so far was very
satisfactory, and that it was ahead
Of last year, Mr.. Walker said that
tomorrow he will have a train Of
fourteen coaches on the train from
Canton aud if there isn't a crowd Of
over a thousand people he will be
very much disappointed.
John Fl. McClurg and Miss Lulu
Higgins we're married Tuesday
at 1.,o'clock at the home of the brides
parents in the southeastern part Of
the city. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. A. Craig Bowdish
in the presence O. a few friends. A
wedding dinner vas served after
the ceremony. The young people
will reside here.
A. M. Perry and family started
overland Tuesday for a trip over
the reservation country, and expect
to lie gone about six weeks. going as
far west as Custer, if the weather
does. not tam too cold Mr.. Perry
has been in poor health most of the
summer with lung trouble and he is
making the trip this way in the
hope of getting some benefit.
Mrs. Geo. II. Brooks and her
father, S. E. Stewart, departed
Tuesday for Milwaukee to visit with
friends and relatives for a month.
They will return to tuis state anc
will take up their residence at Valley
Spring. W neal Sioux Falls. Mrs.
Brooks has made many friends in the
city during the many years that She
has lived here and will be missed by
all her friends.
Over on the corner Of Fourth Ave,
nue. east and Lawler street there is
fine display of cattle brought here
! from Hanson county. Quite a goot
many farmers from the various parts
OF the state are visiting the tent anc
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