The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-31
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN II.
THE CURSE OF A. WEEK.

Vi. j. Fad came down from tau.k-
ton Thursday 10 look after some
bss:atss a8iuegs.
S. u Morgan luys hides Lelts.
tallow and turs First Asvnue cast,
Mitchell.
Rev. Mr.. Tiboetts, of Wessington
Springs, preached in the Methoni,t
church Wednesday evening TO a good
congregation.
%. b. VanAlstine has a new ;,d-
vertisement today calling attention
to DeLaval Separator, of which he
is making a speciality at the present
time.
! Isaac Lincoln, of Aberdeen. came
do Sn to attend tue meeting OF a e
iStockmen and is one of the manv
enthusiastic supporters of the stock
mems interests.
Came, to my place, Dec. 81, 1901,
section 81, ]04, 81 one SOW. Owner
can have same by proving property,
paving for this notice and care of
hog. q. P. Young.
The Reverend ana Mrs. a. W. Bell
Wednesday entertained at dinner Mr..
A. K Thomas, cashier of the First
National Bank. Of Rapid City and
the Hon. William Booth, of Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. e. j. Mcleod. wife of the
editor of the Aberdeen News, arrived
il the city Thursday ana is the
guest of Mrs. B. NJ. Johnston at the
, Widmann Mrs. Frank Putnam, of
SALEM, is also visiting with Mrs.
Johnston.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been visit
ins with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. B. Rogers, for a month or more,
departed Thursday for her home
at Erie, Pa, Mrs. Taylor has been
qulte sick for a week but has re-
lowered sufficiently as to retnrn.to
make the trip home.
Sheriff Irathen, of Deadwood,
came in from Deadwood a few days
ahead of time and went to Mime
apolis to secure a young man wanted
for forgery in Deadwood. He re-
turned Wednesday, morning with bis
prisoner. whom he turned over to
Sheriff Cook for safe keeping while
the DeadWood sheriff attended the
TAFT meeting.
Arthur. Z. Whitney and Miss
Marion c. Scott. of Artesian, arrived
in the city late Wednesday after
noon. Mr. Whitney hurried mp tc
the clerk or courts Office ami secured
a marriage licensr. 10 The evening
at $3.50 O'Clock he and Miss Scott
went to the Methodist parsonage,
where they were united in MARRIAGE
by DIR RI. $. Wilkinson. The,
returned to their home this morning.
The Chase. Lister Co. hal a splen
did audience Wednesday when tn,
presented "The Gill from Ranri
10i." The performance was. CO.
menced late on account of tine XII
bredge address and the company fp'
heir to a OF those who ATTENDED
the speech. The play was given /;
fine presentation and the audience
showed a hearty appreciation OF the
efforts OF the ladies and gentlemen
The orchestra made a bit with its
musical selections between the acts
This evening all attractive dram;
will be presented.
Captain aud Mrs. G. V. Lannholn
have arrived In the city to take
charge Of the Salvation Army work
and will have their first public meet
ing tonipht in t cir room in the cit,
hall. The captain has had abon,
eleven years experience in the Arm,
as Il soldier and an officer. havinl
spent nearly three years of that time
in special revival work, in connpc
tion with the Army's brigade work
Captain and Mis-. Lannholm come
here from Wateltown. where they
had charge for nearly sixteen ,uontlls
Tuesday evening the Methodist
people held a very important meeting
in the new church building. 1t was
the delivery day to the purchasers O
bonds at the Sunday meeting. There
was a splendid crowd in attendance
and the fore part Of the evening was
spent in listening to some interesting
addresses by DIR. Nicholson, who
spoke on what the brotherhood car
accomplish for the church and VIDA,
the church can do for the brother.
hood, S. E. Norris who wanted te
impress on the people the fact that
they must make the best of the
building, that they must hustle and
fill 1T up for everv Sunday service
and DR. Wilkinson, who save an
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