The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-11
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN m
ThE lOURSE OF A. WEEK.

Marguerite Samuels teaches plan
aud hafMony. Inquire at Perry flats
Mrs. Frank Campbell and childrel
have been visiting with friends an
relatives in the city for a couple o
weeks and returned home to Siou:
City Saturday Morning.
Rev. s. u. Hardness, of Artesian
spent Saturday in the city while Ell
route from Kimball to Artesian. Ill
had, been out trere to enjoy a few
days of the hunting season.
George w. Kelley, of Aberdeen
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Kelley
who was formerly in the newspape
business at Woonsocket, is now en-
gagged in the publication, at Aber
deem, Of a journal of immigration.
Justice Markham performed thu
marriage ceremony at 3:45 o'clocl
Saturday which united the live
Of Detlef Brammer and Miss Rosie
Rathje, both of whom live in Blen
don. township.
!. !. Mrs. M. NJ. Hitchcock, OF Chicago,
arrived in the city to make a visit
vito Mayor and Mrs. A. +. Hitch
cUck. Mrs. Hitchcock was a II siden,
Of Mitchell III The pioneer days anf
Will be pleasantly greeted by her many
MD = oNnHAnT. Mr. l{FSk,nNf u TO uS.
pected to come to Mitchell later.
Mrs. Lillian Doud departed Sun
day morning for Holgate and other
poilts In Ohio, and will be away fol
several weeks. At Holgate she will
attend the one hundredth a%nniyersi-
sary of the birth of her grandmother.
which will be celebrated on a large
scale.
The matinee races drew out a very
fair crowd Friday ait rno0n and
the races were quite interesting.
Secretary Nichols regretted that lie
could NOT furnish tue band of tue
Two Merry Tramps, which lie
advertised to play. The reason was
The tramp slos did not get to town
until after s O'Clock.
aheekS and Nolt. the two young
men who made such q hne record on
the high school foot ball eleven last
year, have decided to remain in
Mitchell and will attend Dakota Wes-
leyan University. Their services will
be Of great benefit to the University
eleven and some fast football can be
expected Of the institution this year.
Miss Lois Wiltse left Saturday
Tor Hurley, where she will take a
position in the city schools. Miss
Wiltse 10 a graduate of the city
schools. and took a fine course Of
work In the normal department of
the university. The Hurley people
will md In the young lady one who is
thoroughly in earnests In her work
and she will make q success Of 1t.
II. Bares. A. M. Bares and Mrs.
Id Fsrssn:, Of Parkston, were In the
city over night. guests at the Wild
mann. They were on their way home
from Hismarck. N. D.. with the re:
mains pf their mother. who died at
that place wednesday morning while
enroute to her new home in the
vet. The funeral services were
held Saturday.
The Two Merry Tramps'' had a
fairly good house Friday evening at
thefHale theatre and they put on a
,gteat show. Ihe ttratups did their
work clevely and their humorous
stunts we're receiyed With great
applause. And they we're a busy
moving along at
.as1peedgthst one did net have time
slt0 think Of what was coming next.
The. Clorils Of young ladies made q
s6lRstltt Their costumes we're pretty
md Striking aud their songs aud
H1anenlyefa were presented in fine
SshApe. With the orchestra carried
~ tie company the show made good
az sssxxe,y respect,
a carload OF Dawson county pro-
ducts va shipped owe to the state
;fair ct Huron Saturday via the
Omaha road. The q contained the
exhibit OF Dawson county and the
display Of the Newburys. who are
shipping nursery goods and plants.
They WIN be accorded q good corner
sinsone 81 the buildings and the people
0f the state will be given an oppor-
stnnity 70 zee something ane. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. r. Newbury went owe to HUI
ron on tho afternoon train to have
charge Of their display. Vim. Nash
ma ". a. Wheeler likewise went
over On the Afternoon train to Huron
ito look after the county exhibit Of
Dsyison county. The gentlemen have
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