The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-11

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weeks to Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. Charles Vogus went to Sioux
City Tuesday remaining through
out the week Of the fair,
Mrs. S. Wilde returned home to
Chicago Tuesday after visiting
her son, w. b. Harbert, and family.
Miss Julia Potter went up to Letch-
er the first of the week and has &C
cepted a position in the city schools
for the ensuing
Mrs. Harley Thomas, of White
Lake, arrived i'll the city tuesday
ing to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Mcguire.
Mrs. Frank Goodykoontz arrived
home Tuesday from Everett,
Wash, where she has been visiting
for the past three weeks.
Rev. A. w. Bell came home Tues
sday from S%peayfish, where he
has accepted the appointment to
|Spearfish as rector Of the church and
as missionary of the Belle Fourche
district.
Clifford Dickson rather surprised
his friends Tuesday when he ar
rived in the city with his bride, who
was Miss Ethel Cox. The marriage
took place Monday at Pierre and was
attended by the father of the groom.
Mrs. R. A. Lowell arrived home
from her extended trip to Seattle,
Wash, where she visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Jeffries. While alb
sent Mrs. Lowell attended the funeral
of her sister.
James Dobson arrived home on the
Milwaukee Tuesday from Hot
Springs, where he has been in charge
of the plunge baths belonging to his
uncle, e. w. Martin. He billed the
towns IN the way back with adver-
Using for the Mitchell corn palace.
Mrs. A. Sheaben, who has resided
at 600 Van Fps street, has loaded
her household effects, and with her
son-in-law, Arthur Mann and family,
left Tuesday for the state of Washing
ton where they expect to make their
future home.
w. A. Fallgetter, manager Of the
Mt. Vernon Milling Co., was in the
city Tuesday negotiating for the sale
of their excellent brand of flour
(Priarie Lily to our grocers. It
is handled at the present time by j.
l.. Lavenger. 0a
George Thompson and Arthur An
are two lads who were up be-
fore Police Justice Markham, charged /
with smoking cigarettes, and they
each drew a fine of IS. Chief Allison
intends for these two cases to be ex-
amples for the future.
About 500 Sioux Indians passed
through the city Tuesday from
the Standing Rock Agency where they
had been to attend a religious gather
ing of the Congregational and Pres
byterian faith. There were about
1000 Santee and Sioux Indians at
the meeting.
Miss Bessie Walpole and her COM
panion returned home Tuesday |
from Missoula. Mont. where Miss
Walpole was visiting her grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Prescott. !.
She was accompanied home by Mrs.
Reuben Dwight, Of Missoula. and will
visit here for a number Of weeks.
Richard D. WEIGH was, the guest of
honor at a dancing party Monday
evening at the Mitchell Club, which
was arranged by a number OF his
young lady friends in view Of his de-
parture for Chicago the latter part Of
the week. The room was prettily
with palms. and the electric
globes were shaded and cast a soft
glow over the scene of merriment.
Punch was served and music was
furnished by the Olympia orchestra.
Ray Branson returned home from
Sioux Falls Tuesday. Monday
with DR.. Blatherwick. Of Rock VAL
ley. for his partner they played in a
tennis tournament at Sioux Falls, the
pair playing against Barton and Phil
lips. and the latter were victorious
three sets out of four. iBranson de-
feated Tiegen two sets out Of three. |
Branson said that the very heavy
wind operated against their strokes
in the doubles and they were forced
to yield to Barton and Phillips.
w. H. George, the retiring agent
of the Milwaukee company, left Tues
day for Peoria, ILL.,, which will
be his home in the future. Mrs,
George and the boys leaving a few