The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-09

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printing sale bills that r attractive.
A local notice of the sale is also Civ
en- free in these columns and in the
Capital, SO that the farmer who gets
his sale bills printed at The Repub-
lican of1ce gets double the amount
of advertising he can receive from
any other office in this territory.
Bring your sale bill printing to The
Republican If you want your sale
we'll advertised.
John Downer. of Freeman, is one
Of the enthusiastic stockmen at the
meeting in the city. Mr.. Downer
states he has not missed a meeting
OF the association since it was organ
ICED eight years ago. and that he is
deeply interested in the success Of the
association. He believes that the
stock interests are paramount in the
state, and that they should be built
up on the highest standard. Down in
his section of the state Mr.. Downer
says the farmers are coming to real
ize more and more every year the ne
cessity of raising only the best stock,
and he can see a marked difference
in the past few years.
Mr.. Emil Jorgensen and Miss Flor
ence Irene Haines were married We'd
nesdav afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
parsonage Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The ceremony
was read by the pastor, DR.. j. S.
Hoagland. The young people were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. John Jorg-
ensen Of 3O8 west First avenue. The
bride is the charming daughter of MI.
and Mrs. John Haines of C~enterville,
S. D., and the groom is the son of MI.
and Mrs. Julius Jorgensen of the
"Cassem Addition Of this city. Mr..
Jorgensen is a railroad man and we'll
known in the city. The young people
will make their home at present with
the groom's parents and later will
move into their own home. In the
meantime they will be glad to see
their friends at the above address.
They have the best wishes of many
people for a prosperous and happy
life.
The two basketball teams of Sioux
Falls which defeated the high school
team OF this city in recent contests.
had battle royal Of their own Tuesday
night, when they played for the cham
pionship OF the city. The high
school team beat the 500 club by a
score of S5 to 81, and both teams got
into the constest with such earnest
ness that roughing it was quite dis
cernible in the play, but the game
passed of without trouble.
]. M. Dunmire, of Scotland, was
among the good live stock boosters
who was in attendance at the meet
ing Of the breeders association. MI.
Dunmire was here at the birth Of the
association eight years ago and he
has never tailed to attend every
meeting since that GATE. He is a
breeder of Shorthorn cattle and had
four good animals in the sale
Thursday, which brought very salts
factory prices.
Judges Shaner and Warnock, who
have been in the city since the first
of the week scoring the birds in the
poultry show. departed for their
homes Saturday a. m. Both are ca
'pable judges and they are sought for
by the largest shows in the, country.
Birds scored at the state show in
this city can be sure of being given
justice and the scores will have their
weight in the poultry world.
When Colonel Marshall and Major
Boyd were in the city Wednesday ev-
ening for the Salvation Army meet
ing, the former announced a change
OF officers for this city in the persons
OF Adjutant Peers and Captain Way
gand. The adjutant was in, Mitchell
some six or seven years ago, when
she held the rank of an ensign, but
in that time Miss Peers advanced in
the work of the Army. Captain
johnson goes out to Rapid City, and
Lieutenant Sandberg. after a short
furlough at Montevideo, will go to
WATERFOWL for her future work. The
new officers are here and have taken
hold Of the work.
Mrs. w. H. Qpnyes returned
home today from Mason City, Iowa.
where she attended the wedding on
where she attended the wedding on
Bessie Hebron. The groom Is a son
of E. E. Smith. of this city.
E. p. Sand, who has a fine collec-
ton of Plymouth Rocks at the poul-
try show. disposed Of one OF his
cockerels to e. Burgi, Of Yankton.
m, ,.I---s 400 A-hL 60 "a.