The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-05

clllGl LdlllCd d company OIL lTleuuS
at a Sunday dinner in honor of their
presence.
force of the Home Guardian, has been
away on her vacation of two weeks,
and has returned &c her desk. A
portion of her time she spent in Chi
cago.
Strayed. from my place 10 miles
N. W. Of Ethan about April Is, one
2 year old dark roam mare colt, black
! name and tall, with halter. Reward
paid for recovery. B. E. Barnard,
Ethan, S. D.
o. L. Branson and Ray L. Branson
departed Tuesday for a journey
down into Trip county, which is
to be opened to settlement along
next fall, perhaps. They go to
Murdo n then drive south into
the reservation.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Bryan and Lee Club will be con-
tinued until Friday evening, June 5.
at eight O'Clock at the city hall.
ex-governor Andrew E. Lee will
address the meeting at that time.
w. I. LaFolletJe, Chairman.
Dick WEIGH, Secretary.
The annual meeting Of the Royal
Elevator Co. was held In this city
Tuesday after noon, when Thomas
Wallace of Regina, CaEada, was
elected president and treasurer,
William M. Smith vice president,
and George J.. Fullerton, secretary.
Mr.. Wallace organized this company
last year, when he moved to Regina.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press. which
arrived Tuesday, showed Miss
Florence Walrath to have a very
commanding position in district 8
of the voting contest. Miss Walrath
has a total Of 124,225 votes, with a
poodly number in reserve. She is
now second in the list, and stands
a splendid chance to make the trip
to Europe. Her friends are rallying
to her support in a determined man
ner to assist her IL winning the
victory that will give her an oppor-
tunity to cross the waters.
Joseph Herbert. Of Cincinnati, and
Miss Maude johnson, Of Chicago.
we're married Saturday morning in
Chicago and the following day they
arrived in Mitchell on their wedding
trip, expecting to remain here a
week with relatives. Mr.. Herbert
is a former Mitchell boy and since
leaving here he has made good in his
work. He is connected with tue
Western Electric Co., having recently
been transferred FROM Chicago to
Cincinnati and given a more repson
sible position.
Mrs. w. A. Heimberger entertained
a party of lady friends at her home
on Rowley street Monday afternoon
at a five o'clock green tea, in honor of
Miss Maude Hager. The decorations
were in green and white, and with
the house darkened and the rooms
lighted with candles covered with
green shades made the scene a very
pretty me-. The Menu, which was
green and white, was served in four
courses. The guests were presented
with handsome souvenirs that were
appropriate to the occasion, and the
bride-elect was presented by the hos
tess with a shirt waist mission box
and seat. The company was an ex-
. ceedingly jolly one and h affair
was enjoyed to the uttermost by the
participants.
The full house which greeted Ma.
jor School at the Congregational
church Monday night was anything
but disappointed, as the listened to
early settlement by the Beers, down
to the close of the Zulu war, about
a quarter of a century ago. He
showed the bravery of the Zulu, the
selfishness M treachery of the Boer
and the justice of the British in es-
: tablishing a p~rotectorate over the
/ country when urged to by the Beers
> themselves. Tonight the lecture will
continue the wars which subdued the
r natives and made io possible for the
: white man to dwell there and also
! to keep peace between the various
: tribes. AT the close of the lecture
/, the Major gave a great display of his
1 ability to handle a sword, 9th in
r suppleness Of joint and muscle as
} we'll as agility. He also made good
A his promise to sho~ many valuable
/ and curious relics. Among them
g was a breastplate from the battle
A field of Waterloo. The native cos.
l tunes were helpful in understanding
: the peculiarities of the savages. To.
s night the young men will dress in