The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-20
For Ore ana tornado ,nsurancs 70,
w. q. Rathbun. agent tor the Royal
Insurance Go.

Insurance Go.
Frank Wedehase has been visiting
with relatives in the city for several
lays and returned to his California
acme Saturday evening.
Carl Fowler ven out to Pukvana
Monday to do the electric light
wiring in the new hotel building and
store that Is being erected BY J. A
Stransky. the contract having beer
awarded to the Fowler Electric Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lane wen,
ut to their farm in Jerauld county
Saturday afternoon to remain until
after their public sale, which takes
place Thursday. Mr.. Lane will sell
all Of his live stock, which numbers
nearly 200 head of horses and cat
tie.
w. A, Wilkinson returned to his
home at Platte this morning, having
osen here fer the past week in attend
ance at the Methodist Conference. He
was the assistant secreta1
tary Notson, and remained over 81
day to help him complete the work in
hand. W.T.. Wilkinson was returned
to the Platte pastorate for another
year.
Misses Jeannette Smith and Lois
Anderson left Monday a. IN. for Mil
Waukee to attend the wedding of a
young lady friend with whom they
were closely associated during the
school days at Faribault, MINI. Miss
Smith and Miss Anderson will be two
of the bridesmaids at the function,
which takes place Wednesday even
ing.
j. I'll. Wright has been down at Shaw
ano, Wis. for several weeks and has
Just returned to the city. He was
there to attend a family reunion at
the home CT his sister, Mrs. Annie
Pulcifer. Mrs. Adeline Ingle from
Louisiana, and MRS. Harriet Margrett
from Gregory county, two sisters,
were present at the runion, which was
the first time they have been togeth-
er in "A years. MT. Wright said they
made a number Of pleasant trims to
former scenes in Wisconsin and that
the time vas most thoroughly enjoy
ed.
Monday afternoon the johnson
Bros. Furniture Co. gave away a
Hoosier kitchen cabinet. one that they
had been advertising during the week
previous. The ladies who called to
inspect the cabinets during the week
registered their names, and one was
drawn from the list to whom to pre-
sent the cabinet. Mrs. w. G. Pchl:
of Fourth Avenue east. was the for
tunate person to receive the cabinet,
which she will undoubtedly appre-
ciate to tie fullest extent.
In the midst of the rush OF Confer
ence week DR.. Hoagland found time
to perform two marriage ceremonies,
both occurring Saturday evening. The
first was the marriage of Richard Pr
late and Miss Eva G. Zero, of Salem,
which occurred at the parsonage. An
hour later at the residence OF the
brides grandfather, C. E. Perry. 1913
west Eleventh street, Ralph Clark, of
this city and Miss Edna Fugle, Of
Elk Point, we're married, the bridal
couple being attended by Mr.. William
Clark and Miss Leta Clark. The ring
ceremony was used.
Sunday was just as hot as a July
day, and one could hardly believe
that the period of the year was the
middle Of October. The thermometer
marked SO degrees as the highest,
with a hot wind from the south. Mon
day morning the mercury stood at 81
degrees as the coldes. during the
night. Some n was contrasting the
weather of the immediate present
with that OF thirty years ago on the
18th, when the great biizzart swept
over the entire northwest. placing
ever 1t a blanket of deep snow which
remained until the late spring.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
Methodist parsonage Friday evening,
Oct. IA. which was made public to-
day. 1t was the marriage of Miss
Haze, Warren TO MIR. Glenn Hitler.
of Ogden Utah, the ceremony being
performed by DR.. ]. S. Hoagland. Mr..
Hitler departed Saturday evening
for Ogden where he holds a fine po-
sition as manager for q large paint
and glass store. Mrs. Hitler will
remain here with her mother until
december 1 and then they will both
go to Ogden to make their home. The
bride Is an attractive young woman
and has m.ny friends In the city who
will extend their congratulations.
Brief funeral services We're held
this afternoon at z O'Clock at Grace
a. I'D cemetery at the burial of Otis
Duncan. These YER conducted by
Rev. F. B. Barnett, rector of the
Episcopal church. The deceased
leaves a wife and three daughters,
two brothers, f. E. Duncan, of Tulsa,
Okla, and B. j. Duncan, of Bismarck,
and a sister. Mrs. NJ. M. McCord, Of
Minneapolis. The mother, Mrs. Mary
A. Ducan, IA too i'll to leave her
home at Tulsa. Mr.. Duncan died Fri
day in the hospital for the insane at
Cherokee, Iowa. On Monday, July
rs. Mr.. Duncan was injured at Oma-
ha wh.le working on his train or the
Omaha road, receiving injuries about
the head He was removed to
his LONE at Sioux City, and apparent
ly got some better. His mind, how
ever, bscame affected and he was TAX
en- to the hospital at Cherokee. Mr..
y lncan was { ,rmerly a resident of
Mitchell and was employed as a brake
man on the Milwaukee road for a