The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-13
H1V6 GUN I KY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
II! THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Rev. E. M. Je1ers went over to
Huron Tuesday afternoon to attend
the annual convention of the Baptist
society Of t. e state. Other represent
tatives CT the local church will 20 to
=. Huron tomorrow.
M. K. Eliason has secured the SER
vices of E. V. Wilcox to do the, An
fishing In his photograph gallery UNI
til the first CT the year, when MIR. Ella
son will retire from the business. Mr.,
Wilcox is demonstrating his ability
as an excellent artist.
Cli6 Hartman anl family left on
the Omaha road Tuesday evening for
points in tennessee, where they ex-
pect to remain a year at least, with
the possibility Of making their home
there IL they like the country. Mr..
Hartman has been running a thresh-
ing machine outfit this fall in this
county.
]. T. Miller is we'll started on the
way Of erecting another cottage on
Fourth venue west. Mr.. Miller is
falling into Thos. Balls way of help
ing to build up the residence section
of the city, having built quite a few
houses in the past three or four
years-and there ia not the least
trouble to either sell or rent them
when they are completed. Were there
more houses of the character that Mr..
Miller IL building Mitchell's popula-
ton would be advanced materially.
At the Baptist parsonage on Mon
day afternoon occurred the marriage
Of Fern H. Nenaber to Charles g.
King, the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. Edward M. JefYers. The
bridal couple was accompanied by the
father and sister of the bride as we'll
as other friends. These young peo-
pie and their friends were ali from
Platte, 8. D., and they came over in
an automobile. The happy young
couple are to locate at Platte for
their new home.
Arthur c. Miller and Miss Lila
Wittstruck appeared at the parson-
age OF the Norwegian Lutheran
church Tuesday evening at 9 O'Clock
and expressed their desire to be mar
ried. The groom stated, that they
had been to Ethan to find the Meth
odist pastor, but he was away to Con-
ference. The couple drove back to
Mitchell In the evening and found the
residence of ltev. A. N. Brudvig. The
pastor united the young people in
marriage. The groom resides on a
farm five and a half miles southwest
of the city. The bride Is a daughter
of. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wittstruck,
who reside in the same neighborhood.
There is considerable complaint
from parties who drive down to the
river east Of the city of the narrow
roadway which has been made be-
tween the two new bridges near the
Krom farm. The road has been
graded to a high point between the
bridges leaving a steep embankment
on each side The road will permit
the passage of two teams, but should
a team and an automobile meet on
the narrow strip the wonder is what
would happen if the horses became
some protection on each side of the
possibility of a bad accident there
some time.
Tuesday evening Lloyd TruaN was
out driving in his automobile and
was accompanied by Miss Edna Soren-
son. When they drove Into the gar
age on lower main street Lloyd took
a revolver from the auto and handed
it to II of the men. to put away, first
drawing all the shells as he thought.
When he handed it owe to the man
the gun was accidentally discharged
and the bullet passed through the low
er tieshy portion of Miss Sorenson's
limb, making a slight flesh wound.
The wonnd was dressed Immediately
afterward. and aside from being un-
able TO step on her foot for several
days Miss Sorenson will not suffer any
in consequence of the accident.