The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-25
IN O AND COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Will
liams. sos, Sixth Avenue east, on
st. Patrick's day in the morning, a
daughter.
II. A. Williams, who is connected
with the local Office of Haley & Lang,
went down to Sioux City Friday
where he will be gone about a week
on business matters.
Mrs. f. NJ. Ehlerman very happily
entertained a party of lady friends
at her home Thursday evening at
a : O'Clock dinner. Cards followed
in the evening and a delightful time
resulted.
Pains of women, head pains or any
pain Stopped in 90 minutes sure, WITH
full formula ON 25c. Box Sold by
all dealers.
w. I. Mcconnell, cashier of the
Western National bank, came homo
Friday morning from Washington
Springs. where h held an auction
sale of his farm property. He report
ed a good sale and that cows went as
high as $iS.
Pen Barnard bought fifty acres of
land lying close to the town of Ethan
of \. c. Drake and paid him $1,000
/ for the tract. Tho deal was complet-
ed today. Il Is . price that years age
}ae'.a1 lie eomething very fsncy for
land around Ethan.
Miss Flossie Stafford, who has been
at LeMars, Iowa, for some time, is
back at her old position as an oper-
ator in the telephone office. 4 Lew
switch board is being installed in
office and when it is completed Miss
! Stafford will have charge of the
young ladies in that department.
i A uckling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DR.. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloro-
u form, nothing unsafe or harsh, Sold
by al dealers.
Word has been received by the
{ church committee of the Methodist
church from Rev. j. S. Hoagland that
he will come to Mitchell to begin his
work as the pastor of the church on
March 20. The committee is of the
> opinion that a mistake has been made
4 in the date and that the pastor will
$ be here for the service on March 2S,
I d. /. Whitlow and family arrived
= from Beresford and will make thei1
I home in the Goodykoontz property on
! Fifth Avenue east and Langdon
! streets. Mr.. Whitlow has lived for q
I number of years on a farm in the
Y vicinity If Beresford and comes here
y to give his children the benefit OF
the educational advantages of the
n city.
Mrs. 1. w. Seaman returned home
9 from Chicago Thursday afternoon
and her daughter, Bernice Lathrop
will reach the city a week later, hav
ing stopped in Iowa Miss Lathrop ha'
e been studying music since last fal
and on her return home will start il
9 at the University. Mr.. and Mrs. Sea
: man will have apartments in tn
:. Western National bank building un
" til they can secure possession of thei
', residence in June.
A quiet wedding ceremony occur
red at the Congregational %parsonag
n on Thursday evening at { o'cloc
Y when Rev. A. Craig Bowdish unite
j in marriage Charles +. Bates @
q I.etcher and Miss Jennie Smith, Q
J. this city. The bride was accompanie
wv her mother and sister as witnesse
,e 10 the marriage. Taey will make thei
honle ON the Timm farm near Letcl
er.
re j. II. Brady and family will NOV
rs To near Tankton the first OF ne,
rs week. He is loading the car toda
re and leaves tomorrow. Mr.. Brady Ina
e bought a half interest in a larg
II stock ranch near Yankton and wi
c follow the pursuit of a stockbreede
S The family moved here about thre
10 years ago from Beardstown, III.
ne Brady has been engaged in the e2
cavating business principally and ha
s completed some large contracts satl'
u; factorily. Mrs. Brady has been a
earnest worker in the Holy famll
ir church, and her services VII
n .missed to an appreciable extent.
re notwithstanding tn e Unite
e. States land office was located {
ar Gregory, the citizens of Dallas a
lie ranged for a welcome to the o1flcla