The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-13


morning from their visit with rela.
tives at Doland.
MI. and Mrs. Chris Footitt depart
ed for Darlington, Wis. on the mid
night Milwaukee passenger, and will
go from there to Chicago. They ex.
pect to be gone a month or six weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Coacher desire
to return their sincere thanks to
the friends and neighbors for the
many k%indnesses that were extended
them during the sickness and death
of their little child.
On Saturday evening at the Baptist
parsonage. Rev. e. NJ. Jeffers per-
formed the ceremony uniting in mar
riage Albert ]. Martin and Estella
Bulls. The happy couple will at
once take up the duties Of house
keeping on Mr.. Martins farm, q little
southeast Of the city.
Monday evening the newly elected
officers Of Mitchell Encampment, /.
o. o. F., were installed, the work be-
ing done by d. F. Wade. the district
deputy chief patriarch. The following
are the officers: Chief Patriarch, f.
]. Welsh; senior warden, G. H.
Schmuck high priest, A. ]. Stebbins;
junior warden, L. H. Johnson; scribe,
G. E. Mason; treasurer, S. B. Sphinx.
See Barnard-Giles Implement Co.
for gasoline engines and corn shell
lers.
While feeding cornstalks into a
shredder late Monday afternoon Thos.
Wheele~ had the fingers Of his right
hand badly mangled by being caught
in the grinder. He was brought 20
town and the physicians removed the
four fingers back to the hand, pre-
serving the thumb. 1t was an un-
accident and Toms many
friends will be sorry to learn Of his
A pleasant home wedding took
place Monday evening at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. G. P. Hathaway, when
his daughter. Elizabeth, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Berne Boylan.
The bride is an attractive and cap
able young woman, a graduate of
Dakota Wesleyan and a very success
full teacher. The future home of the
couple will be at Denny, Oklahoma,
where MI. Boylan is the cashier of a
bank.
Thursday evening the house COM
mittee of the Elks lodge has arrang-
ed to give a farewell party to the ex-
allied ruler, L. D. Milne, and. Mrs.
Milne, who expect to leave shortly
on their trip to Europe, which will
cover a period of six months. The
evening will be devoted to dancing
and other social features. Mr.. and
Mrs. Milne will leave Mitchell Satur-
day, Jan. % for New York and sail
from that port early In February.
Tuesday Manager Wheeler of the
Dakota Improved Seed Co., finished
moving his Office to the third floor. Of
the Commercial and Savings bank
building, where he will be found in
the future. More room was needed
for the business department and the
room in the old opera house can we'll
be utilized for storage purposes. Mr..
Wheeler is just getting out his spring
seed catalogue, which will be OF of
the press in the course of another
week.
David D. Wipf, Supervisor of Cen
sus with Office quarters at Parkston,
South Dakota is in need of applica-
for census enumerators in each
in his district, which consists
Of all that part of the state lying
east of the Missouri river. He urges
all candidates to at once file their
applications with him, so that a n
didates can in ample time prepare
themselves for the test to be held in
each county In the district on Feb.
S. 1910. Applications must be fled
before Jan. 31st.
The Workmen and the Degree Of
Honor ladies held . Joint installation
Tussdry evening At lhe K. G. hall. j
and members Of hosA orders werei
present in goodly numbers. The lad
les installed their officers FIRST. and
it was accomplished by Mrs. Ida
Grace as grand chief of honor, and
Miss Mary Like as grand usher. The
officers were installed:
Past Chief Of nonor. Mrs. Nellie
chief of honor, Mrs. Mary
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