The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-21
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3. Kathbun. 300 Commercial and
Savings bank building.

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Savings bank building.
Frank Duma who is connnclcd with
n of the banks at Piiou Hills, was
In the city today Oh his way home
from Aberdeen where he had regis
tered for OILS of Uncle Sans quarters
in the country west of the river.
d. c. Ericsson and wife of Elk Point
spent Sunday in the city on their way
to Aberdeen to attend the meeting OF
the board of regents of which Mr..
Ericsson is president.
Mss -.uth George. a niece of MI,
and Mrs. c. G. Rathbun, of San Diego
Cal, is visiting with them. Miss
George has been touring Europe fo1
the past YEAR and is now on her way
home. She will be here several
weeks.
Mr.. Julius Zweigenthal, Doctor OF
Optics. will be in this city during the
first half of November. He is an ex.
pert o%ptician, with many years ex-
p%erience. Engagements may be made
in advance. by dropping a postal to
2961-92nd street, Chicago, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Angel are Wis
iting with their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
w. Cooley. They moved out to San
Deigo, CAL, a number of years ago,
but have sold off everything and are
hunting a new location. They were
former residents of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Siberz return
ed home Tuesday eevning after an
absence of two months and a half,
which they spent on a trip to the
Pacific coast. On their way out and
back they stopped at many places of
interest and enjoyed the long jour
ney Immensely.
Jerry Murphy, Frank Corey, Bert
Corey, William Bash, and Ed Keary,
were those who had looked upon the
wine when it was red Saturday even
ing and were consequently gathered
in by the police. They all pleaded
guilty this morning to being drunk
and were iped sums ranging from
IS to $40. The lates' two failed to
liquidate and were given s days in
the jug.
Mrs. A. H. Scott had an experience
with n Of the parties in the city
who is making the round Of houses.
Sunday evening about 10 O'Clock she
heard the footsteps of a man in the
cellar and going to the phone she
called up her son, Fred, and asked
him to hurry home. By the time Fred
reached the house the fellow was
gone, although he saw a man run
ming away as he approached the
house.
WE DESIRE-A representative
man Or woman for this territory to
take an active interest in connection
with our company towards develop
ing the introduction and sale of a
splendid product. Business will prove
a permanent constantly up-building
one with satisfactory remuneration
to the right persons. Previous ex-
perience not necessary, only plain
common sense with ambition to get
on in the world and backed by some
little means to start with. Address
The Oxy-Tonic Company, 81 west
Illinois street, Chicago, Ill.
Married, at the Congregational
| Wednesday at 10 o'clock c. j.. Ken
dali and Miss Maude A. Lewis, both
of whom live north of Riverside. The
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish performed the
ceremony which placed the ring upon
the brides hand and united the brid-
al couple as man and wife. Some
twenty members of the immediate
families with friends were present.
| When Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall return
from their trip to Iowa, they will
make their home in the new house
recently erected by the groom on
his land three miles north of River
side.
DR.. C. H. French, president of
Huron college, occupied the pulpit in
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and delivered two very in
e. co1i.:g G~isoourses, Which were Z
aelp to those who listened TO taeM
with sucn evident close attention. In
the evening the discourse related to
the work of Christian education and
he spoke to some extent with refer
ence to Huron college, which has
made rapid strides in the past few
years. In the morning the Holy
Communion was observed. The
choir furnished some special music
during the daV. solos being