The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-15
AMI IN
MAI OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
~ THE COURSE OF A WEEK .
Mrs. J. G. Hooper went out 10
Murdo Monday afternoon to attend
to some business matters.

Mrs.. J. G. Hooper went out 10
Murdo Monday afternoon to attend
to some business matters.
A happy wedding event occurred
Monday afternoon at the German Lu-
theran church. when Miss Sophia
Haut and Arthur Lemke we're united
in marriage. the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. r. w. Loose. The
ceremony IA performed Mt 2 O'Clock
and there was a large crowd OF
friends and relatives present.
Rev. Edward Yurawitz, OF juno
ton City. Wis. is in the city as the
guest OF Rev. F. w. Loose. He is
covering this territory in the work
of the Lettish mission, which is COM
posed of a religious sect coming from
a certain part of Russia, and who are
scattered over the northwest. and he
is looking after their needs.
ID. b. Borrance departed with the
remains of his brother, Bayless, for
Tobias. Neb.. where the interment
took place yesterday. The young
mar has been sick in the hospital for
the past seven weeks, first being ope-
rated on for appendicitis and then
typhoid fever setting in. He was
about 16 years OF age and was for
merly employed as a waiter in the
Leader cafe. The elder brother did
his utmost to care for his brother to
give him al! the comforts possible
before death ensued.
Miss Isabelle R]osenberger, of St.
Cloud, Mimi. arrived in the city
Tuesday evening to make a visit with
her friend, Miss Roxena Butterfield.
Miss Rosenberger is an accomplish
violinste.
Mrs. Lew Hall was brought over
from Salem yesterday morning and
in the afternoon she was operated
on at the hospital. She is reported
as getting along nicely today. Mrs.
Hall is a sister-in-law Of Mrs. w. II.
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Porteous and
Mrs. A. E. Porteous started yester-
day in their automobile for a trip ov-
er into Iowa, their destination being
Manchester. y They will visit at
Charles City and one or two other
points IN route, and expect to be
gone about six weeks or two months.
Mrs. W. z. Turner and two little
daughters and her mother, Mrs.
Coggshall. departed On Mon
day evening via the Omaha road for
Seattle, Wash. to spend a portion of
the summer with relatives.
An item in a Yankton paper states
that Laurence w. Robinson will be
united in marriage the latter part of
this month to a young lady OF that
city. MIR. Robinson is a Mitchell boy
and he has met with fine success
since leaving here to enter Yankton
college, from which he graduated a
year ago. Since then he has been
doing the editorial work on the
Yankton Press and Dakotan. His
many friends here will extend their
congratulations in advance.
The firm of Webster, Cook & Co.
has disposed Of it's harware business
to d. H. Randall. of Rapid City, who
has been in the city for a week in
voicing the stock of goods. Mr..
Randall stated that he was going to
reduce the big stock on account of
the lack of room to display the goods,
and will start a sale in a few days.
The store will be in charge of a
brother of Mr.. Randall, who is ex-
pected here from Chicago in the
course of a few days. The members
of the retiring firm nave not reached
a definite conclusion as to what they
will do in the future.
Justice Satterlee had his initial
marriage ceremony Monday after
noon when he read the words of the
service to John ]. Ellsworth, Of this
city, and Miss Ida A. Dathnn, of Chi
cago. The ceremony was performed
at 2 o'clock in the rooms Of the JUS
tice.
Circuit court was Of short dura-
ton in Alexandria this week, and it
hardly lasted through Tuesday,
Judge Williamson and Court stenog-
rapher Boyles went down on the
morning freight and came back on
the afternoon train. The case against
Harold Hendrickson, who was charg-
with al attempt to commit an as
sault on the little daughter OF a
farmer. living just rel the line in
Hanson county. When arraigned, in
court he offered a plea Of not guilty
and the cas- wa continued until the
next term of court.
George Ruthart was taken before
the commissioners Of insanity Tues
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