The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-13
Justice Markham performed

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lives of Sven Olson and Miss Magda
Opheim.
w. r. Smith moved a few days
ago into his new residence out on
Fourth Avenue east. He commence
ed the erection of the residence
last spring and he has a very neat
looking house of two and one-half
stories.
Mrs. Chris Halverson and Mrs.
Albert johnson went to Marcus, Ia,
Friday morning to make a visit with
friends. Mrs. Oscar Anderson ac-
companied them as far as Sioux
City, where she will stop to visit
with relatives.
Benjamin F. Ives, of Huron, Grand
Lecturer of the A. F. and A. M. of
South Dakota visited Resurgam
Lodge last night and held a very in
teresting meeting. Tonight Mr.. Ives
lectures before the local Royal Arch
Chapter.
T. T. White and ]. j. Myles. two
auctioneers who have been operat-
ing successful separately, have form
ed a partnership to be known as
White & Myles. They have taken
Offices with the Berry Bros. on Sec
ond Avenue east.
Charles r. Tym and family are
new residents of the city, living over
on the east side. Mr.. lynn is an at
torney and m here from Chicago,
where he has been practicing for
several years. He has offices in the
Western National bank.
The daughter and husband of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Gibson. who reside
northeast OF the city, arrived Thurs
day evening indirectly from Stock
, ton, Cal. The daughter is very i'll and
made the trip through from Stock
ton lying on a cot, the journey be
ing broken by a stop at the latter
end at Jefferson, Iowa
William and Jos. Koch departed
via the Omaha road Friday evening
for Wanekee, Wis. They received a
telegram in the afternoon stating
that their sister was very low with
heart trouble. Shortly after the trail
left in the evening a second message
was received announcing the death
of their sister.
Pains of women. mead pains. or an,
lpains stopped in 20 minutes sure
with Dr.. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets
Sec run 'nru""ia nn csc boz. Sold b,
Diehl 4 Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Browne hav'
moved over from Mt. Vernon an,
will occupy the Rudy residence, cor
ner Of Second Avenue west and Ed
munds street, which Mr.. Browne pur
ichased. Mr.. Browne was elected sup
~erintendent of schools at the election
Tuesday and will assume his dutie
the first of the year. The Republi
can very cordially welcomes them t
the city.
Hans Hanson was greeted wit,
a large audience Friday evening a
f the Gale theatre, and every perso:
i, present seemed to enjoy the dram:
J and the comical situations that it con
> tanned. Lew Wren plays the part O
, the Swede and he has a good con
ception of the character, aided by
cfcnrp Hio1nat TNho ,,,o,+;>. -.
pany is fine and the action of tn,
drama is never allowed to lag for
moment. The orchestra with tn,
company furnishes the incidenta
music and adds much to the effect
iveness of the scenes.
A tickling or dry cough can b
quickly loosened with DR.. shoop',
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chic
oform, nothing unsafe or harsh. solt
ty Diehl & Brown.
- Mrs. Louis Beckwith, Miss Grac,
Beckwith and Mrs. j. X. Smith en-.
tertained Wednesday and Frida,
afternoons at the home Of Mrs. Beck
with. A hve O'Clock tea was. served
to a large number of ladies and 6
very dainty menu was arranged. TIL,
decorations for both days we're vel.
low and white Chrysanthemums
The hostesses were assisted on Wed.
nesday by Mrs. j. A. Dundas, Mrs
G. w. Hoon, Mrs. H. e. Hitchcock
Mrs. G. A. Bower. On Friday by Mrs
George A. Silsby, Mrs. w. A. Helm.
berger, Mrs. ]. N. Crow, Mrs. F. M
Hammer, Mrs. Edward Leehan. Boil
days were delightful social functions
and the hostesses proved themselve.
good entertainers.
T. ] Spangler came home from
Sioux Falls Thursday evening, where
he has been in attendance at the
bankruptcy proceedings of j. G. Can.
tOnWine. of ArmOur. Mr.. S%nanp1e1