The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT PIPE
m TIE COURSE OF A WEEK

RSE Or A WEEK
they lived on a farm and that the;
mouse was burned and that they wer
practically destitute. Under sucb
plea OF this the children were abl
10 gather up a great quantity O
stun IN the way of clothing and food
In the house were found some fl
zen bolts of cloth which Mrs. Will
'ams was presumed TO have for sal
through her house to house canvass
j. S. Daniels and C. w. Derr WON
70 minneapolis Saturday evening I,
attend the meeting of the Northwest
eIn i-umpermen's Association, whic]
VIII oe IN session there this week.
Woonsocket Times: R. r.. Grahan
ana Miss Marie Sundling we're mar
ried at the NJ. E. parsonage last Tnas
day evening by Rev. j. ii. Kearton
Mr.. Graham has been employed h,
the railroad for some time Tho MD.
nas peeh one OF the walters at thu
Ne" Merchants hotel. They left or
me night train for Mitchell to make
their future home.
An interesting feature of The Huoh
smith League of the First Methodis,
church Sunday evening was the 70.
ception of ten new members the
pastor conducted this impressive sar.
rice assisted by the president, Miss
oelllce broWn and the superintend-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker.
Dr. c. y. Hager of the Anti-saloon
League of South Dakota delivered a
s1lrrlng temperance address at the
sunday morning service OF the First
Methodist church. At the conclusion
a generous Offering was made for the
D or the work of the Leapue
DR.. Hoagland preached the vening
sermon on the theme, 1.-The Common
wreed and the Cloud of Witnesses,
ne congregations at both services
were very large and the music by the
choir, directed by Prof. Hob
son. was one of the fine features of
the services. The pastor welcomed a
number into the church.
III. G. Nichols was in the civ dur
ing the holidays and returned q few
days ago to Lennon. Last Monday
while driving his automobile from
That town he got into a mixup of ma
and met with an accident. AS
a result of the accident he is laid nm
WIN a broke ankle and a crushed
He is stopping at Lemomn.
The Eagles gave a masquerade
party in Odd Fellows hall, n con-
sldering the rather cold weather the
was very good. The
maskers presented some attractive
costumes, which were furnished nv
the local costumers, and they pre-
a fine appearance. Good mn
made the evening enjoyable and
present had a Very delightful
evening.
James Weaver, the representative
Of w. H. Dickinson & Co., grain
brokers', has taken the advanced stem
p" i''"i"'S d lealty company for the
of houses and flats in Mt
hell. When he came here last Sen
he found that houses were en-
'edlngiy scarce and had to give, IN
ringing his family here for the time
icing. He at once went to work to
ry and interest some local CAPITALISTS
n the enterprise, and states that if
lie can dispose of one-half of the stock
II this city he ear easily get the 9TH
II half in the east, where, he Jaws.
here is plenty of money waiting for
ONE such investment as this.
MT. and Mrs. NJ. X. Eliason de-
'arted Thursday for an extended
rip to the south, stopping first at
alexandria fer a day or two and
hen proceeding direct to Tampa.
lorida. They will remain there for
week and then cross over to Hava-
a, Cuba, to spend some time. Mr..
'llason has retired from his photo
raphlc studio, which he disposed of {
the end of the year. For the mast t
our years he has ben in charge of {
studio and he has built up a trade t
reputation for fine work which /
IN hardly be surpassed in the north. a
est, Mr.. Eliason equipped his stu d
o with all the latest appliances and c
right UP to date in all the meth p
is which meant the very best in the d
t. His splendid work distributed "
| over the state speaks in the high G.
t terms of his capabilities. Mr.. S
I'd Mrs. Eliason were personally d
ry popular in the city and their f,
any friends will sincerely regret W
at they have decided to take IN b
cir abode elsewhere, but they will OF
We the best wishes of all their m
ends in their future life. q,
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