The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-02
IN TOW AN COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN 7
TIE CURSE OF a W=IN.

Nil. and Mrs. Harvey Rev, Old
time residents of Mitchell, are in
the city 10 renew their acquaintance
and attend the corn palace.
0. p. Graham, of Union Grove,
Wis. stopped in the city Tuesday to
see the corn palace While on his way
to WoonsocNet where his parents re-
SIDE. He was a guest OF Nh. and
Mus. II. II. kibbee.
From the number of refreshment
and amusement stands On the street
81 in all, the streets of Mitchell pre-
SEN d very nvely and noisy enc
The crowds seem to patronize them
Well, there being no very noticeable
lack of money on the part of the
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kings have re-
turned home from their trip to Pater-
son, N. j., where they have been
visiting for several weeks. They
took occasion to visit in New York
at Niagara Falls on the return jour-
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Moses. who
have been residing in Tobin town
ship for a number Of years, have
moved to the city again and taken
up their residence on the south side.
Before moving on his farm Mr.. Moses
was the cashier of the First Nat
,, ional bank.
Al Kimball this morning occurred
the marriage of Leonard Pier and
Miss Mae Waterbury. Miss Water
+ bury is a sister of Earl Waterbury
of this city and a former student OF
Dakota Wesleyan. The couple came
in ON the Milwaukee this morning
and tomorrow they will go to Par
ker, the former home of the groom
After a weeks solourn there the,
viii so to Belvidere, where Mr.. Pie.
, is cashier of a bank.
In the police court Wednesda.
: John Doe and M. I. Cain We're ar
ranged on a charge of b%ootlegging
The former was found guilty ant
: fined SIS which he paid. He is nov
4 being held by Sheriff Cook pending
I the action of States Attorney Spang
Ter. Talbert Hart, OF Salem, wa
fined $40 for being drunk and dis
d orderly on the streets last evening.
superintendent Collins is in tn
n city to attend the corn palace an
Y also give a helping and c~ontrollin
y hand in the special train service c
: the Milwaukee company during TIL
week. Things get ratner congeste
S down around the depot at time
0 when the specials are coming in an
depositing their great loads of huma
freight on the platform. Trainma:
/ ter Peterson is also here to aid j
the handling of the trains.
Corn palace season seems to be
: good time to get married. for Sc,
y eral couples have ONE to the cit
e this week to have their marriae
II VOWS made good. Wednesday Hi
It Dor G. satter, of Artesian, and MAJ
y B. Apley, of Woonsocket, were ma
n ried at 10 o'clock at the Method
parsonage, the ceremony being pc
formed b. IT. H. S. Wilkinson. The
!. spent the afternoon at the corr pa
:, ace and returned home on the afte
;. noon train.
Ia In hte police urt Tuesd;
y ing Justice Markham assessed Jol
u Doe. Elias Halverson, Eugene w
is son, Will Bruckiach and NJ. Thorn
,e son $40 apiece for being drunk al
y disorderly. John Thomas was a
ranged on a charge Of vagrancy al
sentenced to $40 and six days in ia
is Harvey Smith, a stranger in the cit
was found guilty of selling liqu
without a liscense and fined 81
in default of which he was renlan
u ed to Jail for 80 days.
81 Thomas Fullerton arriycd hcn
y Tuesday afternoon from his II
ks across the water, having left Mitch
re three months ago for a journ
ed through foreign countries for t
ty benefit of his health. The trip /
IT'S done Mr.. Fullerton a great deal
re good and he ONE home. looki
he far more rugged and strong tn
he when he left. During his abser
It. on the other side he travelled throu
.ce England, Ireland. Scotland, Fran
Mt Belgium and Holland, making a p
cd ton of his tour with an automobi
al Mr.. Fullerton said he enjoyed
re trip very much indeed.
The soft drink places in the c
which have been handling Jus
a beer will not sell any more OF it.
of understand. The police force w