The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-15

Your s%ettins hens.
H. G. Nichols was in stoux FalIs
Tuesday AVID aow is at Dell Rapids
in attendance at the state caursing
meet.
Julius Ret. formerly a resident
OF Baker township but now oil sick
ney. WAS in tine city Wednesday ON
busines smatters.
t. J. Spangler Went TO Huron Tues
day afternoon where he will install
the newly elected officers oil the Elks
in his capacity as state deputy.
Rev. r. NJ. J%effers, Mrs. S. Il. MOT
ris and n and Mrs. toward Card
nsr LETT "Wednesday tor parker te
attend The big Sunday school cons
vention.
A. Schneider retarned Friday
from a days trip out to Eapid CIV,
whore he attended the meeting OF lie
stoekmen. There was 4 large crowd
assembled at Rapid CITY fcg uhe bis
annual event.
WANTED One hundred acres
broken ON tho southwest quarter of
section |Sl-f04-Gl. Badger town
ship1 for cash. To be finished by
June 10Th. Will furnish nax seed and
give share OF crop. Downs ana Dick
SON Mt. Vernon. s. ID
Mrs. w. f. Hanna and the chill
dren left "Wednesday via The Mil
waukee road ior Seattle. Wash. 10
join MIR. Hanna ana one SON, Who
went there several weeks ago. Mr..
Hanna has rented his farm west OF
the city for a period of time and will
live in Washington state.
H. G. Arthur, who is engaged in
the drug business at Hampton. Iowa.
is spending a few days With his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Arthur. This
is the first visit made with his par
ents since they removed to the state,
and he is we'll pleased with the coun-
try. Mr.. Arthur has another son en-
gagged in the practice of medicine at
Green, Iowa, who he expects to visit
him soon.
Gus Keriakades is back from his
foreign trip. Immediately on reach
ing Mitchell he went over to Sioux
Falls to look after his business inter
ocYe ,,l +1,~r ,ot,,~o3 Is N1;+oIo11
Mr.. Keriakades has been at his old
home in Sparta, Greece, since last
fall, leaving shortly after the corn
palace season was over. His mother
Mr.. Keriakades said that only a por-
ton of the time did he enjoy good
health, being laid up for nearly two
months with sickness.
The ~Cowpuncher' was ahead of
the expectations of the audience at
the Gale theatre last night. There
We're some really meritorious actors
with the company and they presented
the drama in fine shape. The plot is
exciting II the scenes We're sent
along with much vim. Some special
ties We're introduced in the way of
lariat swinging by Hank Linton and
Others hat showed quite a good
deal of skill with the rope. The
scenery used in the drama was quite
appropriate.
No, the winter season mas not
passed. This was indicated by the
fall of now which started in late
Tuesday afternoon and kept up until
long after midnight. About three
inches fell and the walks had to be
cleaned once more. BY noon, with
the sun shining brightly there wa.
hardly a trace of the snowfall left
Just when warm weather is schedul
, ed to reach this section is evidentl,
; undecided by the weather bureau
! We woul dixie to get our garden
t stuff in o
\ wedding ceremony occurre,
"Wednesday al the home of Mr.. an,
!. Mrs. \. Durisch. sos Fifth .Avenu,
west. when their daughter Clara X
!. was united in marriage to Mr.. Char
: les j. Darling, of Stamford. Tn
ceremony took place at 10 o'clocl
and was witnessed by the relative
and a number OF friends, and wa
performed by Dr.. T. j.. Macmurray
pastor of the Presbyterian church
After hearty congratulations la
been tendered the bridal couple
line Wedding dinner was served. I'll
e aridal couple " re the recipients .
many nice presents. Mr.. and Mr.
u Darling left on the afternoon trai
k for their home car Stamford, an
g they will be followed ~ the bes
# wishes Of a large number Of friend.
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