The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-02
IN TOWN M COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

~. Rathbun, 800 Commercial and
Savings bank building.
! George F.. Fossum, an Aberdeen
architect and a former student at the
University, was in the city on bust
e Tuesday.
Real estate bargains. A 10 acre
block near University buildings for
sale at right price and terms. Smith
& Mizener.
Miss Dora Butler has been visiting
with friends in Sioux City for a
couple of weeks and returned to the
city Monday evening.
Mrs. j. f. Cooper and Feninore
came home Tuesday from Rapid
City and Quinn, where they have been
visiting with relatives and friends
for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goldhagen
went TO Armour Tuesday and
will remain there a week, while Mr..
Goldhagen is conducting an auction
sale of a stock Of general merchan-
disc.
Mrs. B. c. Sutherland arrived in
the city from Mankato, Mimi, to
join Mr.. Sutherland, who is a book
keeper for the Mitchell Power Co.
They are living in the McGovern resi-
dence on north Main street.
Carl Stair left on the Omaha Tues
day for Chicago, Where he is
taking the dental course in North
western University. He expects to
put in some extra work at clinics
before school and for that reason
left early.
d. Bryant, of Chicago, is in the
city and has made a lease of the east
half of the Champeny building addi-
ton and expects to open a new bust
ness in the course of a week as soon
as the can be made ready. He
will deal in mems clothing made to
order.
Walter B. Bailey and Mrs. Myrt,,.
G. Halvorson were married at the
Congregational parsonage Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. A. Iraig
Bowdish, and was witnessed by Mrs.
Eva Bailey and Arthur Bailey, moth
er and brother of the groom. The brid
al couple will live on a farm near
Mitchell.
Miss Mathews and Miss Lundby
have been in TIE east for some little
time and returned to the city Mon
day afternoon. While away the lad
les made their fall purchases of mill
hnery ana some of their goods have
already arrived. Miss Mathews said
they had some very pretty and at
tractive novelties for the fall trade,
mich they will have on display in a
ew days.
Mrs. Refer Williamson died at her
home at COL First Avenue east Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs.
Williamson was stricken with apo
plexy Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock and remained unconscious to
the end. For a number of years she
lived with her husband on a farm in
TIE vicinity of Rock Greek, northeast
of the city. The deceased leaves a
husband and son, William, who Is a
fireman on the Milwaukee passenger
to Chamberlain
Eight coach loads Of Indians from
Greenwood and two from Chamber
lain made up a special train over the
Milwauk &c road in this city MonGa.
night that carried the party to peev-
err, near the Sisseton Agency. Tuesday
afternoon anCIh~T party OF l"G IT.
AaAAo .IiS ~ -.pE1ANy losS
ed through the city for Peeser. Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Jones Of tais CITY
Joined the later party and Went to
Peever. Mr.. Jones, who is an Indian
secretary of the Y. M. G. A. will de-
liver an address. The g%athe.iaE at
Peever is made up of Presbyterians
and Congregationalists. although
other religious denominations will be
we'll represented in the big gathering.
Mr.. Jones said that there would be
at least 1000 Indians present.
James Dobson, Sidney Graham,
and Warren and Fred Smith arrived
in the city Monday evening, having
finished the trip by automobile
to the Black Hills on which they
started from Platte, the home of the
Smiths, several weeks ago. On going