The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-04

done off in fine wood. and will make
a valuable addition to his popular
establishment.
Born, to Nh. and Mrs. C. L. Sholes,
of Burke. S. d.. Sunday. Feb. %,
a sol A. H. Smith, the grandfather,
says he has commenced TO feel the
weight of his years since he has been
digniAed by the title. [
Carl NJ. iiotfman left "Wednesday
for Buffalo Gap, in the Black Hills
country, where he will take up his
residence on 4 claim.
J.. +. Fraser OF New Prague. Mimi.
IS in IT, city looking after the
YaHeh esiness of the New Prague
oaiiag mills which WAS establish
"a here and is in charge OF Nj. Mic
o1jo, Mr., Fraser says no is very we'll
pleased with die way in which The
dear is oeing taken IN the city.
Al Furchner. the Sioux City pitcher
who has been drafted by Cincinnati
for this season, passed through
Mitchell Tuesday afternoon ON his
way to his homo at plankinton. He
recently underwent am operation at
the hospital in Sioux City. 'Furch
has been ordered TO report to Gin
cinnati March Z.
\ dancing party was given at the
city hall Tuesday evening and was
very Well attended. The music was
furnished by LETTERS orchestra and
the music they rendered met with
the approval of the dancers, who en-
cored the selections with much feI-
vor. From this it is expected to
I direction of a Capable Instructor.
Ii our friends and patrons are in
terested in the value of cement for
all kinds of buildings we would sug-
gest that they write the Western
Portland Cement Co. Yankton, S. ID.
for their booklet on Cement and its
Value to the Farmer BY using the
coupon in their advertisement in
this issue of our paper it will be sent
without charge. When buying &C.
ment ask for "Yankton' and you will
be patronizing a home industry.
The sale of tickets for the Boosters
banquet was started yesterday when
the tickets were placed at the -four
drug stores of the city. The price
is 81 each. There is a limit to the
seating capacity of the Widmann
dining room and the tickets will have
to be sold accordingly. About zoe
tickets were placed for sale and any
gentleman who wishes to go to the
banquet should get busy and buy
ticket. The banquet takes place OF
Thursday evening, March II. 1t i!
urgent that the tickets be bought a:
early as possible to know how many
there are to prepare for.
Sunday evening at Geneva, Kan.
occurred the marriage of Jack Patto1
and Miss Marcia Miller, the ceremon!
taking place at the Presbyterian par
sonage and was performed by Rev
: Mr.. Irwin. The bridal couple reach
ed the city Tuesday evening and hav'
: taken rooms at the home of Prof
l II. II. Hoff. Mr.. Patton is one of tn,
: Republicans lieotype operators an
| works the night shift on the machine
: He has been here for a little over tW
months and has demonstrated that h
is a capable operator and is a fin
: young man. The bride is very highl
> respected in the community wher
= she has lived for a number of years.
$ The Home Guardians had a hi
e meeting Tuesday evening and a elias
of % candidates was initiated. Th
t drill team of the lodge appeared !
: its new uniforms on this occasion an
It performed the work in a very cal
s able manner. AT the close of tn
= lodge session a flash light pictu1
= was taken of the members and til
drill team by Miss Florence Branc
: and the pictures will be %transferre
l. on postcards for those who desil
l. them. At the next meeting a ella:
8 fully as large as the one on this o
i casion will be initiated. The men
bership of the Home Guardians
y the largest in the city and there al
81 few if any lodges in the state whit
e, can show a larger membership. I'll
le terms on which members + bei1
le taken in at the present time are a
III tractive and should be investigate
J. by those desiring life insurance.
-, The election in Mitchell townsh
Tuesday resulted in the anti-licen
ia1amant winning ont Inv q vote of :