The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-23

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G%ustavus Loevinger came down
from ST. Paul Tuesday and went
on 10 Olivet to attend to soree legal
LlltTcrs.
Mrs. H. M. Clark and Mrs. j. n.
Grow went out to Plankinton Tuesday
afternoon to spend a few days with
Mrs. 7. G. DeJean.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith and %Jaennette
Went to Chicago Tuesday to join
Mr.. Smith and they will be away
! about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b. Roy, of Darl-
ington, Wis, visited a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Metcalf and left
for their home Tuesday morning.
Charles Ferguson, of Missoula,
Mont, arrived in the city Thursday
to remain a few days, accom-
panying a party of Illinois men to
this city. Mr.. Ferguson was former
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and moved to Mlssoula Some few
years ago.
Inc board of education has m
ployed MISS Bessie braves as the
teacher of the seventh and eighth
grades in the new room to be estab-
lished at the south side school. AS
soon as the seats can be secured the
room will be opened for school work.
f. G. Holshire has been on a trip
$50 miles west of Pierre and came
home Tuesday. He said the
country out there was very dry ana
that no rain had fallen in the past
four months. He says he expects
to move out there next summer,
where .ls health VIII be better.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Witzel and Mrs.
j. S. Wilson returned home Tues
day from Rapid City. where they at
tended the state convention of the
W G. T. T.. and reported q very sue
cessful convention. Mrs. Luella
Ramsey, of Woonsocket. was re-
elected president of the union, and
the convention for 1909 was locate
at %i3rookings
Harry Offut, the Republicans night
operator, jumped his job without the
least warning to the company and
without any reason. His sudden de-
parture has disarranged the compost
ton on the daily, and until another
operator is secured the day operator
Will Herzog, will divide his time be-
tween night and day, and consequent
ly a shortage of news will result for
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Deputy Marshall Petrie came to
Mitchell Tuesday with J George
Stevens, Paul Thompson and FRED
Hollands, and placed them in the
county jail. Owing to the press OF
business before United States Com
missioner Tidrick he bound the three
men over in $500 bonds to appear
before him on Oct. 20 to answer tc
the charge of selling Intoxicating
tllquors without a government
license.
A number of the Methodist preach
ers from the north part Of the state
passed through the city Tuesday
on their way to Sioux Falls to
attend the annual session of Dakota
Conference, which opens mere to.
morrow morning. District Superin-
tendent Dobson, President Kerfcot
of Dakota Wesleyan, and DR.. H. S
Wilkinson and others of this city
Will be in attendance. President
Kerfoot has had printed a statement
of: the business of Dakota Wesleyan
for the past year, which will he pre-.
sented TO the Conference. 1t is un.
derstood that DR.. .,AKinson will in
all probability be returned to Mitch.
ell for another year at tue request
of the church trustees.
Miss Selma Holm, of this city, and
John Rohlf, of Mt.Vernon, were mar.
ried at the BRIDES home, 7O6 Firs,
Avenue east, Wednesday afternoon
at s o'clock. the ceremony being per.
formed by Justice Jay G.. Markham
and which was witnessed by abou'
twenty-five relatives and friends
Miss Helen S~pitznas, of Rock Island
was the bridesmaid and Fyitz Roll
was the best man. The bride wor,
a pretty gown of cream silk and lace
After the wedding a fine supper wa,
served. The following out of tow
guests were present: mrs. VIM
Schmidt, of Moline, ILL.,, an aunt o
the bride, MISSES Mary Wolfrum an,