The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
u! THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hoel
scber, Sunday, November 18th. .
daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dye, al
their home south of town, Tuesda.
morning, Nov. 10, daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
Knight, of W~oonsocket, at the st
Joseph's hospital, Friday, Nov. II, {
son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James
at ST. Joseph's hospital, Thursday
Nov. 10, a daughter.
Mrs. T. A. Crisman, who has beer
visiting at the home of S. E. Morris
for the past week, returned home tc
Redfield Saturday evening.
Warren Coke. editor of the Phre.
no-Cosmian, is quarantined at his
home or the south side by a slight
attack of scarlet fever.
DIR. and MRS. B. A. Bobb departed
this morning for Chicago, where they
will remain a week or ten days,
while DIR. Bobb is taking a clinical
course.
Mrs. j. A. Harrison went out to
Rapic City Saturday afternoon, and
will visit there and at Hot springs
and other points in the wester port
of the state for several weeks.
c. L. Hampton has purchased the
oil route operated by ID. G. Cox, of
which he took possession yesterday.
Mr.. Cox 7as elected to the position
of register of deeds at the recent
election.
S. Grundland and family have
rented the A. e. Dean property on
bird Avenue west, and will move in
at once. Mr.. Grundland came here
from Mason City and is n of the en-
gineers on the night passenger run
between Mitchell land Sanborn.
e w. S. Sheperd ad family have
moved to the city from Vermillion
ana are occupying the Mention resi-
dence on Fourth Avenue east. Mr..
Shepherd comes to Mitchell to make
his headquarters os the superintend-
ent of the Mitchell district of the
-akota conference, TO which position
he was appointed at the recent session
of the Conference i this city.
Manager Porter came home from
Sioux City Monday afternoon, and on
Sunday attended the performance of
Richard Garlic in dumping Jupiter"
one of the big eastern hits. Mr.. Port
said that one of the best things
of several seasons will be put on the
local stage Saturday evening when
THE Lottery Man" will receive it's
performance in this city.
f. p. Schlimgen, who has moved
into his new residence on Fifth Ave-
west, states that it is not COM
pleted as yet, and that some of the
finishing material for the stairway is
still on the road. Mr.. Schlimgen's
residence. which is modern in all re-
spects, will cost him about $4,000
when completed.
DIR. R. F. Dundas came in from
Chamberlain Tuesday a. N. and re-
on the afternoon train. He
that Mrs. Dundas, who has
been in the hospital for several
was yesterday removed to
the home of her son, Jay Dundas,
and that her condition is not of the
best. DR.. Dundas said that as soon
as her condition will permit she will
be brought back to this city.
Gunner Carlson, a saloonkeeper. i
was arrested Monday afternoon on
the charge of selling intoxicating
to a person on the saloon
blacklist. He waived examination
Monday and Tuesday a. M, he APP
oeared before Justice Drake. Carl
was bound over to the circuit
,ourt term in the sum of $500 bonds.
His bartender, w. f. Murphy, was all
30 bound over to the circuit court on
he same charge.
D. A. Braught left Wednesday af-
.ernoon for an extended trip, expect
ng to be gone for several months.
lis trip will take him to Seattle and
IN to the coast country farther west,
hence south through California.
hence into Old Mexico and Texas and
hen home He will stop at Lennon
or a few days and will be Joined
here by Mrs. Braught, who will ac-
company her husband on the extend
ID journey.
Alexander Anderson departed
his morning for Sioux City, which is
o be his home in the future, Mrs.
Anderson preceding him three or
days ago. He has been engaged
Is the superintendent of the juvenile
department of the Y. NJ. c. A. For
!, number of years Mr.. Anderson has
oeen engaged in the organization of
Sunday schools in this state, and in
capacity has had to do with the
boys. and in this he has been quite
successful. He feels that he will like
his work down there, and will begin
lis duties this week.
Sunday brought forth the first real
touch of winter weather, when snow
commenced to fall late in the after
noon, and a little more was added
the night. The snow barely