The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-02

Homer Merritt went out to Vivian
Friday to attend to some bust
ness matters. He h-omesteaded a
claim out there several years ago.
+. E. Burbanks came home this
morning from a business trip into
North Dakota, where he has been
making some collections for an east
ern firm.
Miss Roxena Buttertield arrived
home w ednesday from Evanston,
Ill.,, where she ls.a student in North
western. and will spend the short
vacation at home.
Albert Hill was over from Alex
andria Friday and while here made
arrangements to hold u cattle sale
from his excellent stock. The date
is Dec. 80 and the sale will be held
in the stock pavilion.
Diehl & Brown are now the pos
SCISSORS of the building which they
have occupied with their drug store.
The purchase was made of L. o. Gale,
who has owned the business for a
great many years, having constructed
it first.
Judge and Mrs. s. A. Boyles. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Boyles, Of Yankton.
Mrs. j. H. Bingham, Of Chamber
lain and Mrs. Henry Hanson, Of
Milwaukee, spent Thanksgiving at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Boyles. Mrs. Hanson will remain
over a few days and is enroute to
Jacksonville, Florida. where she will
join her husband.
Frank NJ. Levings and Miss Mary
A. Schneider, Of Okaton. were united
in marriage or Thanksgiving Day at
8 o'clock. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. A. Craig Bowdish.
pastor of the Congregational church.
Mr.. Levings lives on a farm north
west Of town a short distance. and
he has many friends in the city who
will extend their congratulations.
A dancing party was given at the
Elks Club room Wednesday evening.
and during the evening a permanent
club was organized for the winter,
with the idea of giving a series of ten
dances. DR.. A. j. Dix was elected
president, F. G. Drake vice president
and ]. j. Lahey treasurer. There
we're about forty names on the list.
The members of the club contemplate
having a very enjoyable time this
winter.
Arthur Grabler, who was buried
Wednesday afternoon, had been sick
for the past four weeks at Holabird
with typhoid fever and double pneu-
monia and passing away Monday
morning. He was % years of age
and a a young man Of fine business
attachments. He has been living al
Holabird since last April and was
engaged in the real estate business,
being associated with Rev & Harris,
Of this city. He leaves q father and
mother and. several sisters to mourn
his untimely death.
Miss Eva Schooner, daughter OF
' Mrs. Margaret Schooner, vas married
to Mr.. Christ p. Nelson Thanksgiv.
ing morning. The ceremony tool
place at the Catholic church at
o'clock and was performed by Father
Shea. The bridal couple was attend
ed by Miss Mary and Martin Schooner
sister and brother Of the bride. A few
friends were present to witness tn,
marriage. At the residence 81
Third Avenue east, a nne dinner wa
served at the noon hour in charge o
Mrs. Paul Scott. The bridal couple
were the recipients of many hand
some wedding presents. Both are
we'll known in the city and their man.
friends will extend sincere congratu
'lations.
Bechtold & Fritz, Of Sioux Falls
have concluded the purchase Of tn,
jewelry store of H. g. Nichols IN,
took possession Wednesday after
noon. The new Arm has secured on
+ of the finest jewelry establishment
|, in the northwest with fixtures tina
. are rarely excelled in cities tire
!, times the size Of Mitchell. Both gen
, tlemen are thoroughly trained in tn
. jewelry business and will doubles
do we'll in this city. It is expecte
= that Mr.. Fritz will move to Mitche'
, to conduct the business. The frl
: owns a large establishment In siou
. $40 -EEISs4AE-.EtrE