The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-22

MISS MINNIE went out to
Kimball on professional business
Tuesday.
Mrs. arthur Bunker, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
, d.. West, returned Monday evening
to her home in Walnut, Iowa.
Tuesday Miss Belle Marshall,
| who has been in the Eliason Art
Studio the past year, left on a
vacation trip to the Pacific coast and
Will visit the exposition before re-
turning.
Sioux Falls Press: Andrew Peter
son, of Mitchell. and Miss Martha G.
Peterson of Garretson, we're married
Saturday, by Rev. j. G.. Hursh, pastor
Il the English Lutheran church. Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson will make their
home in Sioux Falls.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish is unexpect-
eddy called out of town for over Sun
day, so that Rev. E. M. Jeffers will
speak at the open air service on Sun
day night. The service will begin
promptly at eight o'clock at the cor
ner of Main and Third streets and
will continue forty-t1ve minutes.
Mrs. L. }. Hofstetter and daughter
Estella, returned Monday evening via
the Omaha road from a six-week's
trip to Seattle and the Pacific coast
country, where they visited relatives
and attended the Alaska Yukon Elk
position. They also visited friends
in Sioux City and Hawarden, Iowa,
On their return.
Secretary Whitaker Of the Y. M.
c. A., with his party of boys came
home Monday afternoon from their
camping place at Gibson's grove on
the river, where they have been the
past week. They report a most pleas
ant and profitable time and it is an
ticipated that next year there Will be
nc trouble whatever in getting.twice
the number to go along.
Robert jackson, who has owned a
half interest in the shoe firm of Jack
son & Oswald, disposed of his por-
ton of the business to Mr.. Oswald
yesterday and retired from the firm.
Mr.. Jackson expects to leave. in a
week for a "Trip out west with a view
10 locating, going to ome point in
the White Owl country.
DR.. t. j. Macmurray is continuing
his series of Sunday evening talks on
Life From Noted Books Last Sun
day he spoke on The Marble Faun,'
or The Effect of Crime on Conscience.
Next Sunday evening he will take for
his theme Kipling's "Captains Cour-
ageous," which is a study in the evo-
luton of character. The series will
close with THE Bondman,' or An
|Overruled Vow of Vengeance.
Prescott e Ferguson, both oldtime
Mitchell residents, and now residing
in Missoula, Mont, favored the Re
publican with some advertising liter
allure of their home city, also some
information concerning the Flathead
reservation in Montana, which is G
to be opened to fling. The firm is
prospecting nicely in their, real estate
business, a fact their many old
friends in Mitchell will be glad to
know.
William Collins, whom Sheriff
Plotner brought back from Salem
Monday where he had sold a set of
surgical instruments belonging to
DR.. Warne was brought before JUS
tice Markham that afternoon to ans
wer to the charge of petit larceny.
The value of the instruments did not
amount to $40 so the minor charge
was brought against the prisoner.
Collins readily admitted his guilt and
was fined 500 and ~ days, Whlcn
will make his total sentence 80 days.
1t transpired that Collins is an old
sneak thief and attempted to COM
nit theft in several Offices in town.
In two places he was caught as he
was going through the drawers Of Of
fee desks but was released. Collins
had several razors on his person when
arrested which he admits having
stolen and also a hypodermic syringe
which was probably taken from some
physicians office.
The Lewis tent show opened its
engagement of a week near the Oma.
Iha depot Monday night to an audience
that fairly burst the side walls of the
tent. The glamor of the footlights
Ihoooo%h n font 10 o1wavo attractive