The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-04
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK..

Miss Hattie Engler departed this
morning for Stotesburg, Mo, and
Will spend the summer with relatives.
Miss Emma Smith has been Wis
ting With her friend, Miss Mabel
%llarter, and returned home to Elk
this morning.
Mrs. w. e. Anderson has been in
Chicago and Minneapolis for several
weeks and came home Monday, She
bought 4 splendid line of milltMary
Tor her spring trade, and Will have
her opening early.
FOR sNI.E-Two story eight room.
house, COCO cellar, cistern, Wen, bon
shade. cement walks, parking. Two
lots, south front, cornering on ninth
and Kimball streets. Price $4,000.
w, y. Getty, Mitchell, s.. d.
III. a. Peterson, OF the firm of Pet
erson & Hoist who recently bought
ont the hardware business of w. H..
Barber, left this afternoon for Huron
wbere he will attend the convention
OF the Hardware Dealers Association.
Superintendent Iioff arrived home
Saturday evening from Chicago,
where he attended a meeting of the
department of superintendent of
the National Educational Associa-
ton.
Rev. w. e. Gale supplied the pull
pit of the Methodist church Sunday
morning, and gave d Very interest
ing sermon. He resides at Big Stone
City, and is a nephew of Il. l.. Pot
ter. Mr.. Gale brought his daughter
to Mitchell to attend the University
and accepted an invitation to preach
Sunday.
l.. e. Glynn arrived Monday
from Ortonville, Mimi, and expects
to become a resident of Mitchell.
Should the deal go through whereby
Bert M. Johnston is disposing Of his
lease of the Widmann to Mrs. A. E.
: Hervey, of Valley City, N. D.. Mr.,
Glynn will become the manager OF
the hotel. The transaction will very
likely be brought to a definite con
clusion tomorrow.
i Clayton P. Young and wife, who
i was Mrs. Susie Hill, left Thursday
I, for Chicago, and expect to go or
to Baltimore, which was the former
home Of Mr.. Young. They were mar.
ried Saturday evening. The groom
has been working in one of the liver,
barns for several months. The bride
owned some property in the north
ern part of the city which she solo
before leaving for the east with hel
husband.
Saturday evening the o
the fair grounds held a meeting tt
be done with the fair grounds. The
question to be settled by the stock
holders was whether the ground
should be maintained as a d.ivin!
park or sold. The vote resulted il
a decision to sell the property. Con
sequently the property will be place
advertisement for bids.
The immigration movement t
this country from eastern states
notably Iowa, Illinois and Indian
has started and within the past thre
or four days over 100 cars of good
have passed through the city on TIL
Milwaukee road for points west c
Chamberlain and some unloading
Mt. Vernon and Plankinton. A nun
Der of cars went north to points Yves
of Aberdeen. Sunday night - cal
: of emigrants' goods arrived in Mitcl
l ell to locate on farms in this vicinit,
A copy of the Oakland, CAL, RI
t public was received at this office col
1 tanning the announcement of the Ell
e gagement of Miss Marion Wilco.
Y daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. S. w. Wi
2 cox, to Herbert +. Bryn, of Alarmed
: the paper saying that she is a vel
g young and attractive and has a no
of warm friends. Her sister, Blanch
was a bride of the summer III
= Republic says that the date for II
{ wedding has not been set as yet, b
may take place next fall. Miss w
y cox moved with her parents fro
u Mitchell to California some three
! four years ago.
o Murphy Bros. held their auctit
k sale of farming implements al
d stock Wednesday afternoon, viii
d terminated in a fine success, the tot
II amount of the sale reaching a lit,
sr over $4,000. The brothers had
ID sale one year ago and cleaned up
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