The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30
IN Q AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF NTEREST HAT App
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wright, north Sanborn street, Thurs
day, Oct. %, a son.
Maurice w. Jencks, manager OF
the Gale theatre, has added to his
list ne theatre at NorfoA~, Nebr.,
making five in all over Which he has
control.
We sell guns and traps cheap and
buy furs and hides. Write for cata-
logue No. %. N. w. Hide & Fur Co,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Eddie Mack a lineman employed by
the lighting company received quite
a bad fail Tuesday afternoon while
street. The pole upon which he was
working broke near the bottom and
threw him, straining his back so that
he will he laid up for a week on ten
days.
Mrs. Ira Gilmore and daughter
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Hardy and returned home to
Denison, Iowa, Wednesday morning.
j.. II. Davis came home Wednes-
day from a trip out to Phillips, on the
Northwestern extension. Mr.. Davis
said that despite the dry weather in
hat country this summer some good
crops were raised.
Joseph Harker and daughter, Mrs.
Jonas, left this morning for their
home at Los Angeles. Cal. Mr.. Jonas
and Will Harker expect to go there
later for the winter, and MI. and
Mrs. Jonas will make their home at
Los Angeles in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Herrick, who
were married two weeks 6 at Rock
ford, Ill.,, and have been away on a
bridal trip since, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening and for the present
have taken apartments at the Perry
flats. Shortly after Nov. i, they eX-
pect to commence housekeeping in
the Atkinson residence on Sixth
Avenue east and Dawson street.
Why buy two or more pair of over
shoes this winter. Waterbury &
Klousia guarantee one pair of their
first grade goods to wear all winter
r. B. VanAlstine will not have te
worry any more about the remova.
of his agricultural implement build.
ing. Ever since the Milwaukee's
new passenger depot has been unael
consideration there was some feal
that Mr.. VanAlstine would have to
move his large warehouse to make
room for the passenger depot. Mr.
VanAlstine has just been assured by
Superintendent Collins that this
would not be necessary, and that he
would not be molested.
Ralph Mickersham arrived in the
city Tuesday evening from Chicago,
and is a guest of the Windle and
Scallin families. Mr.. Wickersham
had been to Chicago with the re
mains of his father, who died in Cal
ifornia, for interment, and he stop
ped of here On mis- way home tc
Hamilton, Mont. He says he is well
pleased with the Montana country
and believes, after the irrigation
projects have been worked out,tha
the country is destined to become
a great home making country.
Col. j. NJ. Adams left for the Wis
consin veteran soldiers home at Wau
paca, Monday evening where he ex
poets to make his home in the future
Mr.. Adams has resided in Mitchel
since 1879, and for many years wa
an attorney before the land otic
but gave up business about s year
ago on account of failing health an
for the past five years has been a
inval1d. Mrs. Adams accompanie
her husband and will remain at tn
home for a while. Nels Jensen. o
behalf of the Odd Fellows, accompau
led Col. and Mrs. Adams to assis
them on their journey.
Wednesday afternoon Unite,
States Deputy Marshal John Petri
took George Stephens, Paul Thom1
son and Edward Collins to Chambel
lain where they will be brought BIZ
fore U. S. commissioner Tidrick o
the charge of selling liquor withol
a government license. If suficiel
evidence is found to warrant holdin
them they will be bound over to tn
U. S. circuit court which CONVEX
/. in Aberdeen November II. Officer