The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-04

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David
LoeNinger. OF Rome township, Mon
DAY. Sept. 80 a daughter that tipped
the scales at ii pounds.
For sale-Fine driving mare 6
years old, weight 1850, sound. Also
new buggy and harness. Address
Il. II. keck, Mitchell S d.
MI. and Mrs d. b sneller have
been visiting with friends and lela-
tlves in the city for several weeks
and Wednesday they left for their
home at Sutton Neb.
For Sale or Rent-Ncw modern
residence: six rooms and bath.
Inquire at this office or lhone 437.
Billy Marks. one of the tailors
employed in the establishment Of
Q. w. Adams, departed Wednesday
for Dallas, Texas, to spend the
winter in the hope of regaining his
health. He expects to return about
March j.
Mrs. T. A. Hammer entertained a
party of lady friends at her home
Tuesday afternoon at bridge whist
in honor of Mrs. Fred Kimball, of
Chicago. -Four tables were in play
and the afternoon was a delightful
one. Light refreshments were
served.
FOR SALE-My Main street prop
erty William Housel South Of Corn
Palace. s. ID. Olmstead. Inquire
Commercial s. SAVINGS Bank.
A few days ago Louis Beckwith
departed for Spokane Falls, Wash.
About Nov. L, Mrs. Beckwith and
daughter, Grace, will leave for the
same place to join Mr.. Beckwitb
and they will then 90 on farther
west to spend the winter, expecting
to reach Los Angeles about the first
of the wear.
Chris Peterson has been entertain
ing his brother, Casper, for several
DAYS. The two men had not met for
81 years and when Casper walked into
Chris house the other day The
Mitchell brother was, tiguratively,
carried off his feet with surprise.
Mr.. Peterson returned Wednesday
to his home at Ho~lstein. Iowa.
The county commissioners finished
their business session Wednesday
and adjourned. This will be the
last. meeting OF the board until after
|she first Of the year. Chairman
Nash said that the calendar OF the
Hoard was cleared up entirely with
no odds and ends left over for the
first meeting Of the year, when the
board can commence with a clean
slate. Only routine business was
transacted by the board.
Pierre. Capital-Journal: Lyle
Branch returned Saturday night
from a visit with his parents in
Mitchell. He reports big crowds at
the Corn Palace during the week.
The Milwaukee road brought in
three or four special trains a day.
He says Sousa and his musicians
received a warm reception at each
appearance. and the Corn Palace va:
crowded, and then some, for each
appearance Of the famous band.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 6 Nichols re
turned home Tuesday evening from
Sioux Falls. where they had beer
to attend the county fair and festi
val for a couple OF days. They SPOKE
very highly of the Innes band, which
pl,yed in the New Theatre building
and OF the singers who ACCOMPANY
the band. Mr.. Nichols said tina
Sioux Falls was really putting up
m%eritOrious entertainment, but tina
the home people show very littl
interest in the success Of the affair
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader
in commenting on the opening Of tn
concert by the Times band for til
county fair and festival, paidMitche
a verv generous compliment when ]
said that ga comparison of the at
tendance on the opening day wit
that Of the Mitchell corn palac
would not be very favorable to tn
local show" According to tina
paper the people Of Sioux Falls di
, not turn out to their own show Of
, the first two days, but it was ez
; pecte1 that the crowds would ir
crease toward the latter part of tn
week.
] Presiding Elder Dobson has jus
returned from Presbo, where he wa
assisted by President Nicholson !
the dedication of the new Methods
, church at that place Sunday. I'll
presiding elder said that Presider
Nicholson was entitled to the highes
y b. IL. u ~