The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-03

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j. Nj. Newell, OF Mt. Vernon,
spent the day in the city attending
to some business matters.
Regular meeting of w. r.. G. Fri
day afternoon. Let all members
turn out to the first meeting OF the
year.
Miss Margaret Mcguire went to
Sioux City to visit with friends
during the closing days of the holt
day vacation.
Rev. G. V. Gilliland came home
Tuesday from Worthwhile. where he
preached Sunday IN the interests OF
Dakota Wesleyan University.
S. II. Morgan buys hides. pelts,
tallow aud furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
Alexander Darmer has just
received his appointment as a rural
route carrier on route No. 3, and
will begin his duties tomorrow.
The civil service con mission has
called an examination to be held
Jan. IL for a rural route carrier,
Information for which eau be secured
of Clerk Boggs.
G. A. Anderson. the chief train
dispatcher at the Milwaukee office,
we Mt down to Mononn, Iowa, to
spend the first few days Of the new
year with Mrs. Anderson.
Wanted. Every printer in the state
Of South Dakota to send his address
to box 500 Sioux Falls, S. d., and
receive something that will he of
interest to him.
Mr.. ana Mrs. M. Jacquemai de-
parted THURSDAY for Los Angeles.
Cal Mrs. Jacqueai having recovered
from her grippe attack to make the
trip. Mr.. Jacquemai expects to re-
turn about March 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Milne, who
have been visiting in Chicago since
the week before Christmas, arrived
home Tuesday. evening. While lin
the city they had the pleasure OF
attending the season Of Italian
grand opera..and heard five Of the
best works put on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rowley went
over to Alexandria Wednesday and
thot offorpoop nttop1od tho vuoddipn
ceremony which united the lives OF
j. E. Stanley and Miss Mae Alison,
the affair taking place at 3 O'Clock.
at the home OF the brides parents
about * miles southwest of Alex
andria. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. MI. Payne, OF
Vivian. The bridal couple have
been living on claims near Vivian.
and will return there to make their
hoHe in the future. Thew proved up
on their land a short time ago and
each possesses 100 acres of govern
ment land with which to make..tbeii
start in married life an auspiciou.
one.
A quiet wedding ceremony was
performed Tuesday evening at {
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sheppard on Lawler street,
when Rev. F. j. Norton said the
words which united the lives Of Mr.,
Harry NJ. Sheppard and Miss Sallie
L.. Sallade. The ceremony was wit,
messed by the relatives of the cou.
tracing parties, and at the con.
cluson a fine wedding supper was
served. The bridal couple were the
recipients Of many handsome wed
ding presents. and they are very
highly respected among a large
circle of friends. Mr. Sheppard took
his bride to his new home in the
eastern part of the city, which he
furnished ready to begin housekeep.
ing at nee. The Republican joins
with many friends is extending
sincere congratulations.
Rev. Emerson d. Hunt. the tinan.
cial secretary Of Dakota Wesleyan
was at Cresbard for Sunday, where
he dedicated a new Methodist
church. Mr.. Hunt succeeding il
raising 81, $50, which cleared up The
Indebtedness of the church. Cresbar6
4 is one Of the new old towns out OF
!. the Minneapolis & st. Louis roa(
! which has been brought TO life ty
! the extension Of that road through
to the river. Some twenty-four year!
ago, when the editor of this papeI
was conducting a paper at Worthwhile
a couple Of young men by the nam,
{ of Greasy and Baird started a genera
/ store about % miles west Of North
Vile, which they named Cresbard
and later secured the location of
p%ostotfice there During the Garlic
years the little place h%ourishad. bul
with the shortage OF crops and tht
hard times that followed, Cresbalt