The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-02-11

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Stenographer Boyles returned from
Alexandria where they have been
holding court the past week.
M. f. Bailey left Sunday morning
for Aurora, Ind. to make a visit With
his father, who is in feeble health al
the advanced age of sc ears.
Mrs y, J. Kings departed SUNDAY
morning for Chicago being called
there by the death of her mother,
who passed away the day before.
The j. +. Anderson Lumber Co. has
moved It's downtown office from the
third floor Of the Commercial and
Savings bank to the rooms at the
rear OF the bank formerly occupied
by the Mitchell Power Co.
G. Il. Kleineau. who has about half
finished a house on Fifth Avenue
east, sold the property to C. w.
Brown, and Will complete it for the
young man. The price paid was
$4,000.
Edgar L. Bruce, of Cherokee, Ia,
and Miss Bessie Collins, of Marcus,
Iowa, We're married late Saturday
afternoon at the Baptist parsonage,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Z. NJ. Jeffers.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Il. Morris left Mon
day morning for Chicago. to be absent
about ten days, They will attend
the automobile show In the windy
city, and return home via st. Paul
and Minneapolis for a short stay.
Albert Jebsen has leased his new
brick ban he recently built on Law
Ter street to \. B. Coacher, who has
been employed by him for the last
three months. Nj. Jebsen has sold
with the barn about $4,000 worth of
stock and the remainder he will take
with him to his old barn back of the
Mitchell hotel where he will continue
in business for the present. Mr..
i CIV q II ~ ~
before his recent removal to Mitchell.
A. b. Rowley, of Wabash, Ind,
arrived in the city Saturday evening.
He is now connected with Geo. Bar
Gus & Co. in the manufacture of desks
for school houses hat he claims are
superior. to all other desks made.
He expects to have a conference with
the board of education to see if he
cannot have these desks installed in
the new school building. NJ. Rowley
, was a former resident of this city.
Funeral services we're neld over
the remains of the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Scheueren-
brand at their residence on Hanson
street, Sunday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock. The child passed away Fri
day night as the result of whooping
cough and followed with commissions.
II was is months old. The house
was filled with any friends who
had come to express their sympathy
for the parents. Many were the flor
al tributes that surrounded the
little casket. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Burandt, of the
German Lutheran church, whose SER
mon was a helpful one in the hour
laid to rest in Graceland cemetery.
a happy romance was nipped in
the bud when Clement McDonough
and Della Owens Of Cuthbert, San
born county. applied for a marriage
, license at the clerk of courts Office
Monday morning. The bride-to-be was
not yet seventeen and did not have
the required permission Of parents
or guardians although they did not
seem to have any objections. 1t ap-
pears that the girl came up from
Arkansas a year or SO ago to live
with her aunt near Cuthbert, leaving
her father at home. Since then all
attempts to communicate with him
have failed and she has been without
a legal guardian. Although her aunt
was agreeable to the marriage 1t will
} first be necessary for the Sanborr
county Judge to appoint her the girls
guardian and then obtain the con
sent in a regular The couple
returned home in the afternoon
passenger, united in heart if not IL
matrimony.
} Guy VanAlstine, who is attending
the N. w. U. medical school at CT
cago, is having his share Of medica
5 operations, and is now in Wesley hos
pital as the result Of two operations
which we're performed a few days agt
one Of which was for the removal o
all the glands from one side of hi
face, making the fourth operation o
this character. The other operation
was for hernia brought on while trav
cling on the road last year when h.
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