The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-10

Sunday, and the beautiful day
brought out nearly every automobile
and other conveyance for a drive ov-
Ter the city and country. With the
thermometer that high 1t did not
have the appearance Of November
weather.
f. c. laylor and wife are the new
managers OF the Murphy system at
the Milwaukee depot, having taken
the place of Manager McIntire and
wife, who have gone east to remain.
Mr.. Taylor was formerly connected
with the Harvey System of lunch
rooms on the Santa Fe road. He said
the lunchroom at the Milwaukee de-
pot in Mitchell was as fine as any he
Vane Green residing down in Lis
bon township is looking for his hired
man, who has been working for him
on the farm this fall. The fellow dis
appeared a short time ago, and when
hlr. Green settled up his monthly
bank account he discovered that the
hired man had forged a check bearing
his signature. One check was for
$50, and the other was a smaller
amount.
Will Duncan left via the Milwau-
kee road with his car of household
goods for Reverb, Cal, a suburb of
Los Angeles, and where his parents
are located. Mr.. Duncan said that
he would engage in poultry and
gardening, taking with him 160
chickens to start his poultry farm,
Mrs. Duncan will remain in the city
a week and then start for the western
home.
Albert Jackson has purchased the
bakery and grocery establishment OF
4 Theo. j. Moe, corner of Main and
First Avenue east, and has taken pos.
session. Mr.. Jackson has had much
experience in the grocery business
and will maintain a good place OF
business. He invites his friends and
all former customers to call on him in
his new location. Mr.. Moe will re-
main with Mr.. Jackson for a short
time.
"Ishmael," one of the dramatized
plays from the book of Mrs. South
worth, was presented at the Gale thea.
tire Thursday evening to a fair audi.
ence. The dramatization is by Grace
Hayward and she has picked out the
most interesting portions of thoe
' book and made them into a drama
that is filled with thrilling situations
A very capable company presented the
drama to the satisfaction of the adj.
ence.
The Turner Produce Co. has pur.
chased the barn formerly belonging
to Frank West, adjoining Haley &
Lang on the north, on Rowley street
The company is making some changes
in the building by way of lettering
it's condition and when completed will
use it for a store house, in which emp
ty egg cases and butter tubs will be
kept. The storage room at the Tur.
ner plant has been reduced by the
increased business that the additional
room had to be secured outside of the
institution.
Secretary Boggs, of the civil ser
J vice commission, of this city, states
that the examination scheduled fol
Saturday for a clerk-carrier was post,
pone6 until Saturday, Nov. 10, be
cause of the fact that there was bu'
Il applicant to take it. Applica
tions will be received by Mr.. Bogg:
for the new examination, and any per
son who desires to take the examina
ton who will not be IS yealds ole
un.. 80 days after Nov. 10, will 'bt
eligible for the examination. Appli
cation blanks con be secured at tn.
postoffice.
The beautiful autumn sunda.
morning brought out a congregation
at the First Methodist church which
filled it. The new organ was use.
!, for the first time in the regular wor
ship of the church and met all expec
, tations. 1T added much to the dig
nifty and beauty of the service. Prof
Lombard presided at the organ an,
; the large chorus choir directed b
Prof. Hobson gave superb specia
, numbers. The pastor, DR.. Hoaglan,
preached a sermon from the text
, "B not weary in we'll doing for in du
season We shall reap 1t was a mes
:, sage of hope and cheer and apprc
i pirate to the Autumn time of rear
: ing. \ number of church letter
We're presented to the pastor.
} ne body CT ]. ]. Burns, who wa
killed at Woonsocket, passed throug
+, the city Yesterday and was taken t
9 LennoX. Burns was killed by bein
: run over by a freight train on tn
! Milwaukee road. He was demente
:, and had gotten off the train and talk
!, ed for the moment to the engineer O