The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

iting with her parents at Osakis,
Mimi, for the past three weeks and
came home Wednesday morning.
M. NJ. Doyle left Tuesday evening
for the Pacific coast where he will
visit the points of interest and at
tend the exposition at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Dawes, of Win
field. Kan. arrived in the city Wed
nesday and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. w. Dawes, who reside on
the south side.
Tuesday the government Their
mometer registered at 81 degrees and
Wednesday a. m. the mercury drop
ped down to Sc, and the change
was the most welcome thing that hap
ipened in two weeks.
Miss Susie Cook has been visiting
with her mother and sisters for sew
eral weeks and Wednesday depart
ed for Weiser, Idaho, where she has
a position as stenographer in the civil
service.
Mrs. Martin Plumb and Mrs. Craig
of Albion Prairie, Wis, visited for
several days with friends in the city
eral weeks and Wednesday depart
They have also been visiting at Rec
Heights in the western part of the
state.
Thursday evening Rev. and Mrs.
r. P. Barnett will informally enter
tain at st. Mary's rectory, the rector
extending an invitation in the pulpit
Sunday morning to the members OF
the church and their friends. The
hours will be from $3.50 for the rest
of the evening.
Mrs. Edward Leehan and Mrs. Geo.
Evans went to Sioux City Wednes-
day, being called there by the very
low condition of their mother who is
not expected to live. She was taken
to the hospital q month ago and had
an operation performed, but in the
last week or so she has been grad
ually failing. n
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Hoagland and
little son arrived home Wednesday
via the Milwaukee road from their
trip out to the Black Hills country,
where they were for nearly three
weeks. DR.. Hoagland was very much
impressed with the beautiful scenery
throughout the Hills country, and
the family enjoyed the outing very
much.
With the aid of City Auditor Ness
and the Republican reporter Judge
Markham pronounced the words
Wednesday that made William B. Ad-
amson and Gertrude Hofaing man and
wife. The groom was from Chicago
and the blushing bride from Irene,
S. d. Both parties left on the Mil
waukee passenger for Yankton, where
Mr.. Adamson is a contractor on one
of the new buildings at the insane
hospital.
James Barber has been a county
charge for some little time, and re-
Gently he told Chairman Nash of the
county commissioners, that he had
some well-to-do relatives living at
Action West, Canada. Mr.. Nash took
up some correspondence with Barber's
relatives and told them of his con-
dition and as to his being a care of
the county. He found that Barber's
statements were correct and Tuesday
evening a telegram came from Bar
ber's brother to the milwaukee agent
%instructing him to issue a ticket for
Barber to Action West. The man got
away Wednesday and will make his
home with his brother in the future.
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full Wednesday when the trains
came in from the south and east over
the Milwaukee road. There were
about 40 land seekers came to Mitch
ell under the guidance of the land
company's agents to look over the
soil of Dawson county. MI. Kelley
had FIVE automobiles at the train
to meet his customers and tomorrow
the visitors will be taken owe the
country in automobiles. Mr.. Kelley
has had three automobiles in his real
estate work for the past few days in
taking men out through the country,
and he has made some good sales of
land.
The cement gang CT the Milwaukee
company arrived in the city Tues
day and the men commenced to IN