The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-24
IN, o AND EodUNTRY..
MATTERS OF INTEREST," THAT HAPPEN.
n THE COURSE OF A WEEK. ).

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|. Frank Weller departed this morn
Ing for Goldaeld.. Iowa, to spend
Thanksgiving with, the relatives. Of
Mrs. Weller. who preceded him BY
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Graves depart
ed Saturday evening via the Omaha
road for Portland. Ore. where they
will spend the winter. and perhaps
remain permanently.
Not to know" when buying Is lit
tie better than not to, care. Either
failing in q housewife grows, sooner
Tor later. into financial trouble" in
the home.
Mrs. Emil Becker has rented her
Residence to Mr.. Zillick, and she will
take apartments over the clothing
store for the present. /. Mrs. Becker
and daughter, MARCIA, may spend the
winter with Mrs. Edwin Metz in Chi
cago.
Miss Grace Carter returned to Nit
chell Sunday morning and today she
resumed her place in the office of
DR.. e. F. Reamer. Miss Carter has
been at Turlock, Cal, for some time,
but she preferred to live in Mitchell.
Her many friends will be glad to
welcome her back to the city.
Mrs. George H. Rev is reported to
be getting along nicely since the OBJ
Grafton of last Thursday. In the
course of a couple of weeks she will
have to submit to another operation
as the completion of the last one. Her
many friends in the city hope for an
early recovery.
In police court this morning Ed
Matthew's and Pearl Kroehnke were
brought before Justic Drake on the
charge of drunkenness. Matthews
had appeared the second time and
was given a.$10 fine. kroehnke was
up for first time and he received a
lighter fine Of IS. Neither were
able to liquidate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson, of
Aurora county, were in. the city over
Sunday as guests atthe home of B. o.
Berg. Mr.. Johnson looked over the
city with a view of locating here for
the purpose of sending his children
to the public schools.
Mrs D. Braught departed this at
ternoon on an extended trip. She
will join her husband at Lennon,
and Together they will 80 to San
Francisco, Cal, to remain through a
portion of the winter and then they
will 60 on south through Texas and
thence. home. Their tickets call for
a stay of nine months, il they care to
remain that long. - =
Messrs. W. H. Fritz, John Berry,
). NJ. Seiberz, E. A. Lfvermore, Rev.
IC. n. O~'Flaherty, John Determan, G.
IG. Healey, Henry Ntcolin, L. ].
WEIGH, F. c.. Healey, came home from
Sioux Falls this morning where they
attended a big meeting Of the knights
Of Columbus yesterday, at which a
class Of 106 candidates were initial
ed. and which ended In 1.-THE evening
with q banquet.
Alexander Martin, who moved to
Mitchell abou. six weeks ago. and
has been living on the south side,
has made the purchase of q residence
On Fourth Avenue vest He has
Just concluded, the purchase Of the
Richey residence, for which he paid
$500, and. expects 70 move in a
short time. MI. Martin came over
to Mitchell to send his Children to
the University and the high school.
]. H. Davis came home Saturday
from Bloomfield, Neb.; where he was
called with Mrs. Davis by the sick
ness OF their daughter, who has ty-
phoid fever. Mrs. Davis will remain
there until her daughter has recov-
cred. In speaking of the widespread
Illness resulting from typhoid in Me-
braska, Mr.. Davis said tina, in the
Ismall town OF Wayne, with a popula-
ton OF. 1900. there were forty-six
leases. and that no particular move Is
lbeing made to stamp 1t out or ascer-
tain the cause of the disease.
4 Kent Kellar went to Yankton this
morning for a business trip in connec-
ton with the Carizzo Mining Co. Mr.
Kellar has just returned from a -
to southern Illinois, Gale . -. nv
the condition OF his father, who was
injured severaf months ago, by b ing
struck by a railroad train while try-
ing to save the life of a young man.
Mr.. Kellar took his father to a hos
pital at st. Louis where he received
the TT atment that was needed and
he Is improving at the present time,
Ane travelling men had. a great
dancing party Saturday evening in
Odd Fellows hall, which was in the
Lature of a poverty or calico party.
in whichever style the guests desired
to dress. The hall was filled with
all sorts of dressed people in cos
tunes that we're as variegatsd as
they were numerous. The linen COL
lar was tabooed beforehand. and
thos who were so unfortunate as to
so appear were forced to pay a small
fine-and it was collected, too.
Through the aid of a policeman and a
judge. The crowd had a fine time,
and 1t was counted n of the best
parties ever given by the travelling
men. hoy .
Joseph Schneider arrived in the
city Saturday evening from St. Louis,
Mo-, and hereafter will make his
home in Mitchell. MI. Schneider is
the secretary of the Carizzo Mining
CO., the headquarters of which were
located in Mitchell last summer, but
it has been impossible for Mr..
Schneider to come here any sooner.
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