The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-06-10

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f. R9th6un. Sos Commercial and
SAVINGS 9ank building.
Mrs. f. H. Hoff and daughter, Es-
ther Went Monday TO the nome
of Mrs. Hoff's parents at Brunswick,
Ohio, where they will visit during
the summer.
Leonard Larson and Ida Swenson
of Platte, secured a license to wed
"Wednesday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed that evening by
Justice Markham.
The Townsan Jewelry Co. is locat-
ed in the new building erected on the
1t makes a splendid place for the
business and affords a fine location.
z. b. Wilt, H. E. Hitchcock, f. NJ.
Levings, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. John
ston, Mrs. j. f. Wells, Mrs. Clara NJ.
Lukens, and Mrs. Frank Maynard
left Monday for Watertown TO
attend the conventions of the Mason
lie bodies and the Eastern Star Grand
Chapter. Watertown is making pre-
prations to royalty entertain the bro
theirs and sisters While in that hos
pitable city.
Charles RodGy, of Milwaukee, an
rive i'm the City Wednosday a.tsr-
noon and i'm colacc ION WITH john ID.
Krcss they expect to engage in The
jobbing business The details of their
venture has not been entirely out
lined but will be in the course of a
few days. Both men are representa-
tives of a wholesale harness and sad
dlery establishment of Milwaukee.
John H.. hagen, of Parkston, and
Sarah E. Bennett, of Midtown, We're
married at the Congregational par
sonage Wednesday evening, June .,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish in the pre-
sence of Mr.. II. j. Rardin and Miss
Lorena Bennett, a cousin Of the
bride. They returned to Parkston
this morning.
Maurice Jencks. manager of he
Gale theatre was in the city Thurs
day. Mr.. Jencks said that dramatic
attractions at the present time are
at a very low ebb, nothing of i'm
portance coming out this way during
the summer months. With the begin
ming of the fall season he anticipates
that there will be some fine shows Sc
cured for the Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Laid arrived
in the city Wednesday evening from
the Alberta country, in Canada,
where Mr.. Ladd has been living for
the past four or five years. He was
was married about a year ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Ladd left Thursday for
Vancouver. B. c. where they will re-
side in the future. Allan formerly liv-
ed in Mitchell and was engaged in the
butter and egg business. Many old
friends were pleased to see him.
The Mitchell Machine & Boiler Co.
is building a large addition to its
big shop down on Railroad street. 1t
extends back 70 feet and is as wide
as the main structure. The building
will be used for a storage room for
machinery, as they will put in a line
lof the Nichols & Shepard thresher
machines and engines. The company
is building up a fine business and this
additional room is evidence of it.
w. II. Kemerly OF New Underwood,
S. d., and a former resident of Union
township is in the city renewing ac-
quaintances after an absence of a
year. Mr.. Kemerly's location is %
miles east of Rapid City on the
Pierre division of the Northwestern
railroad. He states that a number
of former Mitchell and Dawson coun-
ty people are in that vicinity n all
are doing we'll and prospecting.
The Watertown Eastern Star Chap
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the order to be present at the twenty
first annual session Of the Chapter tc
be held at Watertown, the opening
session to occur Tuesday, June s, at
10 o'clock a. m. The best accommoda-
lions will be furnished and a hearty
. welcome will be extended those who
attend. The Watertown Chapter was
the first Chapter organized in the
state.
A letter received from H. C. Clark
OF LOOMS, states hat Saturday they
received a telegram announcing the
death of Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs
S. NJ. Espy, which occurred at Toledo
Ohio. The interment took place Mon
day afternoon at Espyville, Penn. and
Mrs. Clark left for hat place Satur.