The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-05-05

went to attend the funeral of his
wife's cousin, Mrs. John Neave.
Walter Hoye, who has just COM
pleted his first year of law at
Creighton University, Omaha, arriy-
cd nome Wednesday evening, and will
spend his vacation with his parents.
Arthur Hager departed Wednes-
day night on the midnight Milwaukee
passenger from Lennon, in the ex-
IRENE northern part of the state.
From that point he will drive 80
miles south to his claim to take up
his fourteen months residence.
Robert Zangle, of Baker township
was in the city Tuesday, having been
down in Douglas county to visit his
brother, who is quite ill with spinal
trouble. While in the city Mr.. Zangle
was promoting his candidacy for the
nomination Of county auditor at the
June primary.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herman. who
were married at Scotland Wednesday
afternoon, have returned to the city
and are keeping house in the Koch
apartments building. The bridal trip
to Chicago seems to have been a lit
tie ruse adopted by the bridal couple
to throw their friends of the track,
for they seemed eager to give them a
warm reception on their return to
the city.
James B. Getman has been visiting
with his brother, Robert Getman, and
left Friday for Omaha to COM
plete his contract with the Burleigh
Glove Co. Mr.. Getman said that he
was so favorably impressed with
Mitchell and the surrounding country
be expects to nov out here from
New York state, if he can dispose If
his property back there.
After a dry period of several weeks
the rain broke forth Sunday morning
In sufficient quantity as to wet
things up considerably. The moisture
amounted to AZ inches. With the
rain came a decided change in the
atmosphere, when it turned mucn
colder, the thermometer registering
at "a degrees as the coolest during
the night.
Undertaken B%roadbent Friday
exhumed the remains of Miss Pearl
Stewart for shipment to Unionsville,
Missouri. All the time of Miss Stew
arts death, last November, the cask-
ct was placed in a steel vault before
being placed in the ground. Mrs. G. A.
Middleton, of Chamberlain, accom-
panied the remains to u%nionville for
interment at the town where MT.
on1 Airc m A Dawn, a,on;1o.
John ~Ollenburg, of Emery, was in
the city for several days looking for
a piece of residence property to buy.
He finally concluded the purchase of
the Test property, in the northwest
part of the city, and owned by j..
Wayne. Mr.. Ollenburg paid $4,000
for the place, and the sale was affect
cd through the TruaX Land Co. A.r.
Ollenburg and family will move to
Mitchell in the fall in time to start
his children to the city schools, NOV
ing here for that purpose.
Mrs. T. j.. Spangler, Mrs. Geo. E.
Foster, and Mrs. S. G. Boyce were the
hostesses of the Outre Nous bridge
whist club Friday evening, which was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Spangler. A luncheon was served at
$3.50 o'clock that was very dainty,
and after an hours smoke by the men
and the social conversation by the
ladies. the play was taken up by five
tables. The head prize was won by
Mrs. H. r. Kibbee for the ladies and
by C. w. Downey for the gentlemen.
The occasion was a very delightful
one.
The closing party of the Omega
dancing club was held in the Elks
club rooms Wednesday evening with
an attendance of about thirty-two
couples. This is the tenth party Of the
winter season, and they have been
very enjoyable throughout. For the
closing party Hoyt's six piece orches-
ira was secured, and they played a
program of dances which lasted I'M
til long after the midnight hour. =.
light luncheon was served in the re-
ception room by the Catholic ladies
and it was very tempting and of which
all partook with a relish.
A convention of the bottlers Of the
ago, the men representing the car
UOudtlu6 pLduIo WulCu put up LuO
soft drinks for the summer forming
the membership Of the convention.
Fred Preszler, Of this city, was in at
tendance at the convention and vas
made a member of the executive COM
mittee. A permanent organization
was afecte I, of which H. A. Wagner
of Watertown, was made president,
Va. H. Jones, Of Aberdeen, vice presi-
dent, T. J.. Hartnell, Of Grindstone,
secretary, G. s. Hutchinson, of Huron
treasurer, and F. ]. Preszler, of
Mitchell. G. w. Plack, Of Lake Pres
ton, and c. A. Collins. Of Huron, as
directors.
A. E. Dean formerly Of the Repub-
lican, is in the western part of the
state, near Belle Fourche. He is de-
his spare time these days to
looking after a quarter section Of
land which he purchased In the irri-
gated district Of Belle Fourche, which
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