The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-06
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Mrs. w. r. Turner went to Chi.
cago yesterday and while there will
attend the wedding of her brother.
which takes place this week.
Miss Addie Pilgrim left via the
omaha road Tuesday night for Car
rington, N. d., and will probably re-
main through the winter.
Miss Lewis, the daughter of Hen
~ Lewis, departed for Seattle, Wash.
to join her mother, who lives there
now.
Miss e. L. swartz, who has heen
associated in mission work in connec
tlon with the Baptist church, depart
ca LOT portland, Ore, Tuesday even
ing ana expects to remain there for
an indefinite period.
Mrs. w. w. Hubbard, Mary Howe
INC oscar Howe, who reside in the
country adjacent to Mitchell, depart
cd last night via the Omaha road for
the coast country and expect to be
gone several months.
Miss Nancy Phelps, who has been
staying with her sister. Mrs. George
watson, OF Prosper township, Cor
some time, departed yesterday for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she win
take up her permanent residence.
Walter Newman resigned his place
on The police force and hereafter no
VIII be in the employ of the Milwau-
Kee company. His place on the force
VIII be taken by w. M. Stoner, the
engineer at the high schooI building.
Mr. Newman has been on the force
for several years and has made a
capable and efficient otticer-one who
could be depended upon to do his
DUTY n a conscientious
Inc district managers of the Da-
kota Central Telephone Co., are
meeting in Aberdeen today. G. r..
reeves the manager of the local ex-
change, went up TO be present. There
are over 400 stations in operation by
tne company and a goodly number of
questions will come up at the meet
ing for solution. The company has
spent a large amount of money this
year IN improvements and extensions
and the construction of new build
lngs, M of which is now being erect
ed IN Mitchell, and wnen completed
VIII be one of the most u%p-to-date
telephone buildings in the state,
At a quiet home wedding Wednes-
day evening at s O'Clock, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. Martinson, Mr..
M. N. O~vergaard was united in mar
riage to Miss Mette Svee, of Mlnneso-
ia, Mimi, the ceremony being e
formed by Rev. A. N. Brudvig in the
presence of a fe w%relatives and
friends. The bride is a young lady
who is very highly respected in the
community in which she mas lived,
The groom has resided in Mitchell for
the past eight years, two o. which he
worked at carpentering and the pas
six he has been doing shoemaking in
the ellis store. Mr.. and Mrs. Over
gard will be at home to their friends
after october 10.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
Catholic church in Sioux City Thurs
day morning last, when Miss Lucy
Roth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roth of this city, was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Edward Geers, of Ell
wood, Iowa. The couple came to
Mitchell that evening and visited at
the Roth home until Saturday even
ing, when they left for their home at
Elwook, where Mr.. Geers is engaged
in mercantile pursuits. Mrs. Geers
has lived in Mitchell since she was a
girl, and for the past few years has
devoted her time and efforts to the
sick room as a trained nurse, in
which capacity she has been spoken
of very highly. Her many good
friends in Mitchell will extend their
congratulations over her marriage.
MI Harry slade and Miss Mabel
Harter were united in marriage Sun
day noon at the home of the bride
in Elk Point, the ceremony being
quiet and attended by the relatives
of the couple. They left on the east
train for Chicago and will be gone
about a week or ten days. The bride
has lived in Mitchell several years
and was very popular among the
young people, and she will be hear
tily welcomed in her new role. Mr..
Slade is a member of the firm of Low
inger-Slade Co., and is just making
his first business venture in the cloth
ing business in this city. having been
associated in this line in the capacity
of salesman for a number of years.
The many friends of the young PEG.
pie will extend their sincere congrat-
ulations for a happy married life.
A card received from Rev. II. S.
Wilkinson, of San Francisco, Calf,
announces that at the recent session
of the Methodist Conference for Cali
fornia he was transferred to the Ore
gon Conference, and that he was ap-
pointed to the p%astorate of the church
at Eugene. The church has a mem
bership of 1900, the state university
is located there, and a new church
building is in the preliminary stages.
DR.. Wilkinson seems to be fortunate
in getting into new church projects,
having finished II here, met with
one when he went to California year
aso last March and now is up against
his third one.
James Christopher and Harold Da-
Wis were arrested Sunday for SEM
ing in the Jim river, and they had
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