The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-21
FOR sALE-5o small pigs. Jac1

FOR SALE-50 small pigs. Jack
Levipgs.
Mayor Hitchcock went to Aber-
deem Sunday to attend the meeting
of the board of regents.
Mrs. J.. M. Wood has been visiting
With relatives at Vermillion and re-
turned home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. f. G. Huss returned to her
home at Pedro Monday having
been called here by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Mary H. Calfee.
Mrs. G. w. Scott, of Plainview,
Neb., has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. l.. Simpson and returned home
Monday morning.
S. w. Records left Monday
for Farmer where he has a contract
for the laying OF eleven miles of tile.
The work is for farm drainage and
will start today. MI. Records says he
can employ at least fifty men if they
will report to him at Farmer.
Mrs. A. C. Worthing has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tinson, for several weeks and return
ed Sunday afternoon to her home in
the vicinity of Chalk Buttes, Meade
county, where she and her husband
are living on their claim, on which
they recently made final proof.
Sunday Chief of Police Gu
ningham raided a house of iii fame
which had been recently started on
east Railroad street. None of the
inhabitants of the place had n
money so they were all given time to
get out of town. When the place was
raided there weie five women ami
three men in the house.
Mrs. ]. Laidlaw departed Monday
morning for her home at Elkland,
Pa, after an absence of three months.
She has been in California points for
some six weeks, and has arranged to
move there in all probability she
can make her father. ]. l.. Davenport,
see it in that light. Mr.. Laidlaw is
at Alexandria and will join them on
the way out, If the decision is in fav-
for California.
Frank Roach, who has been asso-
ciated with the Commercial and Saw
ings bank as assistant cashier. has re-
signed his position and left for the
Black Hills country. He has filed on
a claim out there in Meade county
and for the next fourteen months will
devote his time viewing the landscape
and perhaps engage in a little scienti-
fc farming. Mrs. Roach went out
two weeks ago.
Mrs. G. w. Downey went up to
Ashton Monday to attend the
wedding of her niece, Miss Edith
who was united in mar
riage Wednesday afternoon to Harry
De Malignon, of Lennon. Miss An
derson is we'll known in the city and
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Downey on several different oc-
casions while attending Dakota Wes-
University.
The opening of the lecture and con-
cert course season occurred Satur-
day night when Schildkret's Hun
garian orchestra played before q
Verge audience at the Gale theatre.
The orchestra is composed of seven
pieces and produced some of the
choicest music. The instruments are
all stringed and reed and the players
brought out the softest music and
played with such expression as to
bring them the greatest amount of
The program of itself was
long, and the encores doubled it
easily, for Conductor Schildkret is
certainly the most liberal man on en-
cores of any musician who has ever
visited Mitchell. The orchestra is a
splendid combination and the music
that was presented was of the char
acter that appeals to the general run
of people. The next entertainment on
the course Nov. 3 when the
Four Musical Artists appear.
Saturday the remains of Charles
G. Woods will be taken to York,
Neb., for interment. A brother, Ed
ward B. Woods, and a nephew, ar
rived in the city Friday to ar
range for taking the body back. The
Elks will meet at their hall at 6
o'clock and march to Broadbent's
undertaking parlors and act as an