The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-20

bOTl. 10 MI. dIlu Mis-. SA0tOaSS
Hedden, Monday, March l6. a son..
Mrs. S. d. Olmstead returned to
her home at Fredonia. Kan, this
morning.
d. B. Miller came home Wednesday
morning from a trip out to Wessing-
ton Springs, where lie owns some
farm lands.
Mrs. j. K. Smith returned home
Wednesday from Plankinton. She
was the guest at a St. Patrick's Day
party at the home OF Mrs. Thos.
Taubman Tuesday evening
Maurice Diehl departed Wednesday
for Lakeville, Conn.,, where he
will enter Hotchkiss school for boys,
which is a preparatory institution
for entering Yale college.
E. G. Cross left Wednesday for
Cottonwood, out on the reservation,
near which place he will take up his
residence on his claim. He was
accompanied by his father, W. A.
Cross, who will make his home with
his son.
March is certainly turning out its
usual brand Of weatFer-pleasant and
unpleasant, where we get a mixture
of raw chilly days and some warm
days. When the sun crosses the line
in a few days there ought to be d
change for the better, although 1t
did not hold good last year.
"Way Down East did not draw
as large an audience Tuesday even
ing at the Gale theatre as the COM
pany and the play we're entitled to.
The drama is an excellent one, APP
pealing to the emotions in many
instances, and the company present.
ine it was high class, making 1T one
of the.very best dramatic attractions
Appearing at the house for some
time.
The military ball given by the
patriachs Militant. of the l. O. o.
f.. was a thorough success. The
crowd of dancers was large, the
dancing program enjoyable and The
music by MoWery's orchestra was the
GROWING feature of the evening.
The Patriachs appeared in their
full uniform and gave a bright and
a tractive color 10 the affair, and
they were the exposure of all eyes
us they mixed in with their guests.
Tuesday was the seventh birthday
Of Alice. the little daughter OF DR..
AMI Mrs. r. G. Warne, aud Mrs.
Warne entertained a party Of Is Of
ner little friends from 4 to Z O'Clock
in honor of the occasion. When
supper was served a pretty little
ceremony was recognized in the
lighting of the candles on the birth
day cake. A fine menu vas served
the little folks. The little hostess
was remembered very kindly by her
friends in the many presents that
were left.
The Catholic laeies did a very large
business at the benefit at the Olyn pia
moving picture show "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. At the
nlgnt performance the house was
crowded to its capacity and the
patrons fingered through several
performances to see the display OF
pictures made. In the afternoon
Mrs. James Lyons sang one OF the
illustrated songs and In The evening
Jack Mclaughlin rendered the satLe
selection. The ladies were very
appreciative Of the patronage of tht
people AID they succeeded IN clear
ing Il goodly sun of money for theil
treasury.
1t has been thawinp weather fol
several days past and the Tuesda.
Main street got worked up into &
v ry soft solution of mud. During
the nieht the tnermometer went 81,
degrees below the freezing point ant
! Wednesday when The teamster
: app AIRED on the tieet with thei
1dSOtS llt JOlUS tIiS l"C lNGl NSN"
numerous and continuous. 1t Il
hoped that one OF these DAYS, an(
THAT soon. Mitchell's business me,
i will reach the solution of good road!
! down town by deciding to pave MAR
! street, and perhaps the side street:
I between Railroad street and the
! Omaha depot.
/ E. w. Hobson, and Misses Emma
Rempfer and Anna Quarenberg re.
! turned from Sioux Falls Tuesday
I evening on the Omaha passenger
having gone over In the morning tt
hear Madame Gadski sing in bel
! concert that evening. They me,
with quite a Disappointment wher
: they reached Sioux Falls to find that
: Gadski had cancelled her concert
/ date. The great prima donna
4 reached Si0uY Rails Monday after