The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
4M1 TIERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs. Grace Dilts, of Mason City
Iowa, is visiting with her cousin,
Mrs. John Colvin.
Miss Hasley, who has been visiting
ner brother, John Hasley through
corn palace week, left Monday for
her nome at Clear Lake, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hitchcock Went
INTO quiet retirement Tuesday
When they went down to Gibson's
grove determined to stay a week.
Mrs. c.. f. Hahn has been the
guest OF Mrs. Jos. Belts since the
nrst OF corn palace week and return
ed nome Monday evening to Huul-
boldt.
Ernest Goldhammer departed
Sunday morning for Chicago. Mr.
Goldhammer has been in poor health
for som time, and VIII take treat
ment to avoid, if possible, Bright's
disease, with which he is threatened.
Theodore Osborne and his son, H.
b. Osborne, left Monday afternoon to
take up claims in the vicinity of New
castle, Wyoming. AS soon as they
get settled their families will follow.
Mr.. Osborne has been driving one
OF the rural routes out of Mitchell.
HIS place is taken by w. H. Bacon.
Miss Eliza Vermilyea received a
letter a few days ago from Miss Mary
Tomlin, of Seattle, Wash. in which
she mentioned the death of Mrs.
! Clark, the mother of Mrs. d. r.
Tomlin. Mrs. Clark made her home
in Mitchell a part of the time that
MT. Iomlin was pastor of the Con-
gregational church. The many
friends OF the good lady will be sor-
ry indeed to learn of her death.
Winter Bros. have the opportunity
to remain in their present location
for a period of thirty days or so.
The Hardie Piano Co. has leased
the entire room in the south part of
the WiGmann hotel. and finding that
1t is a little more Dom than they
need Just at the present time, have
leased the south half to Winter Bros,
who expected to close up their bust
ness and o out on the first of
the month.
Sunday vas cleaning up day of the
booths and shows which have been
doing business on the side streets
during corn palace week, and they
have HE'D themselves to other pas
lures, some going to Aberdeen,
Pierre, LeBeau and Lennon, the
points of registration for lands in
the Cheyenne and Standing Rock
reservations. They will have nearly
three weeks in which to do business
at these places.
The Dawson and Hanson county
agricultural exhibits and an exhibit
of the Dakota Improved Seed Co. was
shipped to Aberdeen Monday. They
will be placed in a vacant building
for the purpose of displaying the pro-
ducts of the central part of the state
to the thousands of eastern visitors
who will go to Aberdeen to register
during the next three weeks. j. r.
Allison went along with the exhibit
to help get it in readiness. 1t will
afford the counties and the company
a fine opportunity to hand out some
advertising matter relating to this
section. The Clay county exhibit
was sent out to Pierre for a similar
purpose.
In the change of the passenger
trains on the Milwaukee road George
fN%anouff, the mail clerk who has been
running to Canton and return, gets
quite a change in his new run. The
change keeps Mr.. Kanouff on duty
% hours out of "a for a week and
then he lays off for a week. He leaves
here at 1:2O, goes to Canton, lays
about three hours, runs on to Sioux
Falls and lays a couple of hours,
then goes, on to Egan and lays there
a couple of hours. He then starts on
the return trip to Mitchell and en-
counters the same number of stops.
George says he gets his sleep on the
installment plan, and they are Nigh
ty short installments at that.
Tom Corners, of England, and
Bill Crandall, Of Geddes, S. D., two
mat artists endeavored to entertain
a crowd at the Gale theatre with a
wrestling match Monday night. AS
a preliminary a couple of young fel.
lows did some very clever work. Late
in the evening the big fellows came
forward, with Will Gregory as the
master of ceremonies. For the frs,
five minutes it looked like a schoo,
boy bout, for the men made little
effort to display the first tactics OF
wrestling. The referee indicated tc
Corners and Crandall that they want.
ed to get busy or get off the mat. AT.
ter that happened the men showed
some cle%verness. Crandall threw the
Englishman in the two successive
falls and won the match. The first
bout lasted 20 minutes, and Crandal.
won 1t with a hammerlock grip and
the second by throwing Connors ovel
his shoulders and then pinning hin
to the mat.
The first meeting of the year o.
the Round Table Club was held al
the home Of the president, Mrs. S
II. Scallin, Monday evening, with {
very good attendance. The evening
was more of a social nature thar
Given nvor to onv coooiAo1 W0rL orE