The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wild
er, Sunday, Aug. %, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ward left
Sunday via the Milwaukee road for
IChicago and will remain a couple of
weeks with relatives.
Frank Tabace, of Ivesvale, III. AID
John Gloweczewsky, of Storm Lake,
Iowa, arrived in the city to visit ,aeir
cousin, John Gaetze, who resides
northeast of town.
Mrs. Marc d. Lombard, who was
operated on at st. Joseph's hospital
last week for appendicitis, has re-
covered sufficiently so that she was
removed to her home on Fourth Ave-
nue. west Monday afternoon.
j. F. Anderson and two daughters
Miss Lois and Marguerite, arrived
home Sunday afternoon from their
extended trip to Eastport, Maine. and
many other points in the section OF
the northeast.
Misses Mamie Puff and Bessie Av-
cry departed Sunday afternoon for
Plankinton to attend the teachers in
s%titute, which opened there today.
The young ladies expect to teach in
that comfy this fall.
James T. Smith has taken the place
made vacant by the resignation of
William Pier in the postof1ce, and
commenced his duties this morning.
Mr.. Smith took the civil service ex-
animation some time ago for the post
Office position, and gets an appoint
ment without having to serve as a
substitute any great length of time.
Herman Hanneman has decided to
erect a building on First Avenue west,
beside the Highland hotel and Mon
day he started the work of ex-
~cavating. The structure will be one
story and 25x50 feet. When it is
completed Mr.. Hanneman expects to
establish himself in the grocery bust
ness.
George Kuhns, who claimed to be
working on a farm south Of town,
was resting" Tuesday afternoon on
the curb when he was arrested for
drunkenness. He said that he had
Ijust came to town and was awaiting
a chance to return. However, he
pleaded guilty to the charge and vas
fined IS or 4 days labor on the
streets.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Daniels came
home Saturday evening from their
trip of four weeks out to Colorado
Springs and Idaho Springs, Colo. DR..
Daniels was looking after his mining
interests in the Honest John mine,
and he says that the work is pro-
crossing nicely. A new %concentra-
ton mill has just been added to the
already good equipment.
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Mrs. Edward leehan and Mrs.
George Evans returned home from
Sioux City Saturday night, having
been called there by the serious ILL
ness of their mother, who passed
away in a hospital a day or so after
they reached there. The funeral SER
vices were held Friday. The friends
of the ladies will extend their sym
pathy in their bereavement.
w. f. Allen started work Monday
on the construction of his cigar fact
DRY, which is located on First street
west, just opposite the Raymond ho-
tel. The building will be 25x5G,
1.-TWO stories high and will be construct
ed of brick. In his new location Mr..
Allen will greatly enlarge his bust
ness. His cigars have become quite
popular at home and he reports that
he is having a good trade outside of
the city.
O. w. Smith, Of Hopkinton, Iowa,
arrived in the city Sunday afternoon.
He was a former resident of the city
and left here about seven years ago.
Mr.. Smith is now engaged in tie
real estate business and is disposing
of a large quantity of South Dakota
land. He says that it does not need
half the persuasion now that it did
ten years ago to get an Iowa farmer
to come out here and look at the land,
and that they are not now only look
ing at it but are buying it in large
quantities. He says the Iowa farm
er can see a duplication of Iowa's de-
yelopment in this state, and they