The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07

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MINI, arrived in the city to remain
with relatives through corn palace
week, and a part of next week.
). w. Clark, of RedfieTd, attorne,
general of the state, and wife, ar
ON the midnight Milwaukee
passenger, and are guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. w. Coleman.
MISS Hanah Miller returned FRIDAY
morning to her home at Tabor afte,
spending several days visiting ia
Mitchell with friends and her broth.
er, Lauritz.
Miss Bell Marshall returned Wed.
nesaay evening from Vancouver B. c.
Seattle, Denver, Salt Lake City. She
was gone two and one-half months
and Will resume her work of retouch-
ing in Eliason's studio.
Mrs. M. E. Ruthford, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. H.
ID. Mathews, departed Friday morning
for her home in St. James, Mimi.
Gladys and Ellen Mathews accom-
led her and will spend the winter
with her.
Col. j. III. Holmes, of Aberdeen,
spent Wednesday in the city to at
tehd the corn palace and was an in
terested spectator of the things that
go to make the corn palace a success
namely the county agricultural ex-
hlb1ts and the famous United States
Marine band.
Mrs. Lizzie Van Eaton and her
daughter, NJ s. Myrtle Dean. of Rock
Rapids. Iowa, are visiting with Mrs.
ID. l.. Tenney. In their very youth
full DAYS Mrs. Tenney and Mrs. Van
Eaton were school girls, and until
y year ago they had not met in all
those years.
Chas. H. Williams, foreman of he
State Publishing Co., was one of the
Pierre visitors to the palace Wednes-
day. Mr.. Williams said that next
Monday Pierre's Gas Belt Exposition
would open for the entire week. With
the registration on at the same time
for the Cheyenne and Standing Rock
lands, Pierre ought to have an unus-
ually large crowd of people.
From their booth in the gallery of
the corn palace Friday evening, the
Turner Produce Co. gave out a de-
%licious souvenir, which, however, was
not carried out of the building. These
were in the form of small ice cream
n filled with a generous sample
of the ice cream that this company
produces. Mr.. F. j. Herrick was the
master of crmonies and nobody need
ed a second invitation to partake of
! the hospitality of the company.
Rev. James Henderson, of Boston,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
and is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. r.
B. Barnett. Mr.. Henderson comes to
South Dakota and will locate at Ver-
million, to which point he has been
assigned by Bishop Johnson as the
rector of the Episcopal church. Mr..
Henderson and Mr. Barn ettwffwwy
Henderson and Mr.. Barnett were
class mates at the divinity school Of
Connecticut.
Thursday Christopher Leem-
biel and Miss May Sufferlein, Of San
born, Iowa. were married at the Of
fee of the Methodist church, the cere-
mony being performed by DR.. j. S.
Hoagland, with DR.. B. A. Bobb as a
witness. The couple came in on one
Ct the special trains and made the
day a memorable one for them.
P. ]. Bentz of Woonsocket, field
deputy to o. G. Dokken, Commission
er of Public Lands, was in the city
Thursday going over the routes of the
proposed drainage bitches in the
county auditors Office to see what
effect, If any, the bitches will have
upon the school lands in Dawson
county.
The little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
called %preventics will in a few hours
safely check all Colds or LaGrippe.
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According to Clerk of Courts Cat
trell there has been a considerable
falling off this year in the number
of marriage licenses issued during
corn palace week. Generally there
are three or four issued daily but
this year there has not been much
more than that during the whole
period so far. 1t might be presumed
that the reason is the young people
are too busy looking at and listening
to the many attractions that they
nave uo Time Tor Such things of a
trifling nature.
Mrs. John Warne died at her home
at 1101 Fourth Avenue east Thurs
day noon. aged 40 years, as the result
of a complication of diseases. Mrs.
Warne has been bedridden for the
past three years, and her lot has been
a particularly hard one. Funeral
services were held at the residence in
the evening at 1880 o'clock, anu
were conducted by Rev. A. G. Bow
dish, pastor of the Congregational
church. Mr.. Warne with a brother
and aunt departed on the midnight
Milwaukee passenger for Rock Is
land, Ill, with the remains, where
the interment is to take place.
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