The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-03
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DR.. A. j. Dix has been in st. Paul
for the past ten days and has return
ed home. While there he improved
the opportunity to attend a session
of clinics in the dental line Of work.
Tuesday evening the A. o. U. W.
held their regular meeting and init
lated several candidates. At the
close of the work the members ad-
journed to the Washington Cafe and
a fine luncheon was served. The
lodge has been doing quite a good
deal of business during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Butterfield ar
rived home Tuesday evening from
New York. They have been there for
the past month making Their spring
and summer purchases, many OF
which have already arrived. Mr.. But
terrified stated that the weather con-
ditions in the east We're fully as bad
as in the west and in many cases
they are much worse.
At the Presbyterian manse Wednas-
DAY at 8 O'Clock a IN. Alexander Til
burg, of Ethan, and Miss Lille Garrett
of this city, were united IN marriage,
the ceremony being performed by
Dir. T. j. Macmurray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tilburg left on the Milwaukee pass
enger for the east, intending to make
a short visit with relatives in Illinois.
On their return they will make their
Home on a farm ~ miles east of
Thu, CITY.
Sheriff Plotner went over to Sioux
Falls via the Omaha Wednesday morn
ing to place Fred West and Isaac Al
lison in the state penitentiary to
serve out their respective terms. West
got five years on the charge of COM
hitting rape and Allison got a year
and a half on the charge of an at
tempt at the same crime. 1t was over
a year ago that their trials were held
and the cases were carried to the
supreme court, which affirmed the
decision of the lower court. Peter De-
lire and Patrick Condran went along
with the sheriff as deputies.
E. B. Hall, of washington Springs,
is in the city and is quite enthusiastic
over the possible construction of the
electric railway, mention of which
was made in this paper a few days
ago. Mr.. Hall said that the farmers
around Washington Springs have
been interviewed with reference to
taking stock and that they were very
enthusiastic. They and the business
F men of Washington Springs tc
, have every confidence in the project
as set forth by G. A. Magee, the pro.
moter of the line.
Work is progressing nicely or the
:, building being erected by the Mitch
, ell Fruit and Wholesale Grocery Co
in the eastern part of the city. The
work on the basement is completed
and the cement block walls have
!, commenced to rise above the ground
The company has commenced to re
ceive small shipments for the whole
sale grocery stock, and which will
grow much larger as soon as the new
. building is completed. Ed Leehan
the manager of the grocery depart
; ment, has assumed his position.
A quiet wedding event occurred
, Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the Bap
fist parsonage, when Miss Jeanette
Wilbur and Mr.. Dean Taylor wer,
united in marriage, the ceremony be
e The bridal couple left on the nool
t train for Marshaltown, Iowa, nea:
q which place the bride made her form
f err home. After a short visit there Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor will leave for Port
!. land, Ore, and will engage in tn
dry goods business with an uncle O
the bride. The bride has been employ
ed as a saleslady in the store of tn,
Truax Land Co.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
: Earnest Miller, living on the soutl
side, celebrated their tenth anniver
sary of married life, and they did j
up in a royal manner There wer,
y about 100 invited guests with prac
e tically every one present. The Cd,
Fellows band was present and en-
livened the occasion with much mus
b ic. Card tables were placed in the var
ious rooms and games were played
while other amusements were provid
ed. The evening was one Of grea
t pleasure to eyery one and the guest