The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01

southern part Of the state where the
accused attorney and his accusers
are we'll known.
ALEXANDRIA NEWS,
Alexandria, S. D.-Announce-
ments for a double wedding have been
received here by numerous friends OF
the contracting parties. who are Miss
Mary E. Breen, to George Roster and
Miss Marjaret ]. Breen Of Farmer to
Frank w. Crawford. The coinci-
dence is not often seen Of two young
ladies of one family marrying two
young men of another family. The
Misses Breen are we'll known and
highly thought of young ladies in this
community, while the young men, al
though only living in this community
about a year, have made many friends.
The wedding will take place at the
Catholic church at Farmer Wednes-
day, Sept. the 9TH. After the cere-
mony a reception will be held at the
home Of the brides parents and in
the evening a dance in the M. w. "A.
hall.
E. H. Clark, ST., vas in the city
saturday and made a visit to rela-
! tives and friends. Mrs. Clark remain
led in California this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. McMasters re-
turned to their home at Dallas Sat-
urday. Mr.. McMasters is much inn
proved and was able TO stand the
journey very we'll.
Miss Ida Heinaman returned from
Dysart, Ia, where she has been visit
ing the greater part of the summer.
She will teach. the school known as
the Piper school this winter.
The railroad company has started
some much needed improvements on
their roadbed along this line. A
gang OF workers is stationed at this
place and 1t is understood that gray
cling will soon commence.
Chas. Swan is making a visit to
his sister, Mrs. p. H. McBeth.
The old soldiers got together Sat
urday and had a general good time in
honor OF Commander Kingman of Sell
by and Capt Foot OF Salem. who we're
both here. In the afternoon march
ing and drilling took place and in the
evening the Relief Corps served q
delicious baquet to them, their rela-
tives and friends in the Odd Fellows
hall.
VIM. Durkee and family spent the
time between trains Sunday visit
ing relatives in the city.
Hubert Johnson came down from
Mitchell Sunday and visited A. Shoe
maker.
J.. w. Peckham of Parkston was in
the city Sunday and Monday visiting
relatives.
Phil Medley came down from Nit
chell Sunday and called on friends.
Miss Susie Mcdonald arrived from
the west Saturday to take up her
work here again as a teacher.
Floyd Kingman left for his home
in Des Moines last Friday. On his
way there he will stop at Sioux Falls
to visit friends.
Ben Derr with a party of friends
autoed over from Mitchell Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Marso is here from
Plankinton making a visit to friends
and to Chas. Marso south ow town.
The local baseball team has sched-
uled a game with the Omaha Giants
here to be played Tuesday
]. H. Dobson went to Sioux Falls
Monday on business.
A large delegation went up to Nit
chell Monday to take in the opening
show at the Gale theater there that
night.
j. r. Anderson is taking w. 8.
Hills fine registered herd OF show
cattle around to the different fairs
again this year.
One Of the Russian colonies sent
a man to town with q wagon load Of
water melons Monday and the boys
proceeded to treat them "a contra
brand goods. which caused the Rus
sian to get Q little wrathy.
The Herald has installed onesof the
Linotype Juniors in their. omcs.
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sale at the new town of Dnprss q