The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-16
ADDITIONAL LODAL

trip.
w. II. Bacon has accepted a posi-
ton as salesman with the S. & S. gro
Gerry.
c. Nj. Peck arrived Tuesday morn
been up there to visit his son, O.win,
and wife.
w. v. Miner is here from Hermosa.
having been called by the serious con-
dition of his father, County Treasur-
er Miner.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Thomas, of White Lake, Sunday,
Sept. IL, a son. Mrs. Thomas is at
st. Joseph's hospital.
Charles Jones left Tuesday for
Minneapolis to resume his studies in
the school of engineering of the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
c. E. Brady commenced excavat-
ing Monday for a modern resi-
dence which he will erect on his lots
at SIC South Sanborn street.
Misses Lois and Marguerite An
derson departed Monday for Fair
bault, Minnesota, the latter intend
ing to enter the ST. Mary's school
for girls at that Mace.
At his Office in the city hall Judge
Markham Monday afternoon united in
marriage Vincent Shafranek and
Maggie sticha. The groom is a resi-
dent CT Letcher and will take his
bride there to live.
A small blaze in the kitchen of the
Catering company Tuesday morning
caused a fire alarm to be sent in. The
fire department responded in good
time but the blaze, which was caus-
ed by some grease catching fire, was
%extinguished in short order.
George A. Silsby, secretary of the
Mitchell Cattle Co., went to High
! more Tuesday to att end to some
business for the company. The fall
delivery of cattle is being made at this
time and 200 head Will be turned
oyer to purchasers from the Chicago
market. The company has had a
very successful year with its cattle.
Married, at the Congregational par
sonage at noon, Tuesday. Sept. IA,
Mr.. Louis H. Stewart, Of Mitchell,
and Miss Lillian a Goyke, of ST. Law
renee in the presence of MI. and Mrs.
George w. Cooley. Mr.. Stewart is a
mail clerk on the Milwaukee between
Aberdeen and Sioux City. For the
present they will make their home in
Mitchell.
W. H. Rowland, of Omaha, travel
ing passenger agent for the Pennsyl-
vania lines. and Robert G. Ilaase, of
st. Paul. northwestern agent for the
4 { timore & CMo are in The city
&C. ferring 80 Secretary Ness for
the privilege of transporting the
United States Marine hand from
Washington TO Chicago for its en-
'gagement at The corn palace.
johnson & Co.. proprietors of the
Mitchell Steam Laundry, are making
preparations to erect a new laundry
building on the corner of Second
Avenue east and Lawler street. The
firm owns two lots and will put up
an attractive building which will give
it greater capacity for handling its
steadily increasing business. s. G.
Wherry Is drawing the plans for the
structure and bids will be opened for
the contract to be let on Sept. %.
Decorator ellis is making fine
Roadway with the corn palace build
ing. The towers have been treated in
a very attractive shape, and something
different than heretofore, and it is
evident that the entire building is go
ing 10 present a much different APP
pearance than v e before, and fur
ther than that the standard is going
to be maintained. There is a force of
AS men and boys at work at the pal
ace, and If necessary the number will
be increased 80 that the decorations
will be completed in time for the
opening day.
After pleading guilty in Judge
Markham's court to the charge of
assault and battery preferred by
Frank Clark, George Hansel Tues
day afternoon took steps towards Sc
curing a lawyer in hopes of reducing
the fine. Had he secured the lawyer
first he might have avoided a fine