The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24
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LOuQOn mas G,l5l miles OF streets
and 800 miles Of tramways.
Miss Grace Bailey, of Ripon, Wis,
is visiting with Mrs. D.. l.. Tenney,
and this afternoon the two ladies
went out to Chamberlain to visit for
several days.
A daughter, Dorothy Hale Barnett.
was born Wednesday, March %, to
Reverend Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Barnett
at st. Mary's Rectory.
25 head of work horses and mares
for sale, some mares in foal, at High
land Hotel barn. w. R. Smith.
A quiet wedding took place Tues
day evening at the Congregational
parsonage when Miss Laura Hougan
OF Gratiot, Wis, and Mr.. Carl "A.
Anderson, of Ola, S. D., became hus-
home lea Ola.
Robert Burns Wednesday disposed
Rowiey street to E. E. Wagner, who
gets possession of the place June L.
Mr.. Burns expects to construct an
other residence, as soon as he can
find a location.
Miss Winifred Dawson went to
Yankton Wednesday to visit among
her college friends. Miss Dawson was
a student at Yankton college, but
was injured two or three months ago
and has had to give up study for the
present.
Riverside Lodge No. 1855, Modern,
Brotherhood of America will hold the
regular meeting Tuesday, March 20.
This is to be followed by a supper and
social with initiation of new members
All are cordially invited to attend.
w. S. Stegner, State Manager.
Lee Kreidler has been in the city
for the past ten days and has now
decided to make his home again in
Mitchell. He has bought the popcorn
business of L. R. Bingham and also
his residence property. Mr.. Kreidler
to sell popcorn today.
Tuesday the mercury went up to
80 degrees as the warmest, and this
morning it registered at 48 degrees
the coolest during the night. Not
in the past ten years does the records
show as high a mark in the morning
as this date in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl G. Waterbury,
Miss Florence LaFollette and G. F.
lo~or<o1 NXyoIroc1or FOO
Joplin, Mo-, where they will reside
in the future. Messrs. Waterbury and
Klousia have been. in business in this
city until just recently. and at Joplin
they will open up a real estate Office.
The parties have many friends in
Mitchell who will wish for their sue
cess in their new location.
A. H. Pherson. c. w. Adams. H.
D. Butterfield. w. E. Upton, A. B.
McKeel. J.. II. Davis, and William
North returned Wednesday morning
from Woonsocket. They went up
there Monday night to confer de-
grees of the Royal Arch on several
candidates. The gentlemen we're nice
ly entertained by their Masonic breth
rem of Woonsocket and they report
uoV4u6 Aou q SOAy OAJOyoOAO kAmOs
A couple Of rival liverymen at
LOOMS we're in police court late
Tuesday afternoon. Bert Pool was
arrested on the complaint of Elmer
Marsden, charging him with use of
obscene and vulgar language at
Loomis, the trouble, 1T is said, aris-
ing over the business of the two liv-
cry stables. Pool was found guilty
and was fined $40 which he paid.
D. w. Deemer, of Nebraska City,
Neb., is the new m Of the G. G.
Woods clothing stock, having COM
pleted the purchase of the stock Of
goods through his attorney, who
came here for that purpose. Mr..
Deemer has been in the clothing busi-
ness for the past fifteen years and is
thoroughly acquainted with all the
details. He expects to reach Mitchell
the latter part of the week to take
charge of the stock and at which time
will make definite announcement
to the business. He expects to con
tinue the store right along.
LAS You Like IT., a Shakespeare
can comedy, was presented at the
Gale theatre to a small audience,
which at times grew enthusiastic.
The company as a whole is not par
ticularly strong for Shakesperean
work, not grasping the thorough
reading of the lines. Miss Violet Ed
dy presented the character of Rosa
lind in a very dainty manner, par
ticula1ly when she assumed the male
part OF the same. MI Yule as Touch
stone, the court jest IT. made his
lines reed with understanding and
he gave a good Interpretation. Mr..
Edwards, as Orlando, did the part
fairly we'll, but he lacked the en-
thusiasm to make It all that it should