The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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Insurance Co.
Born, to Mr.. ana Mrs. \, S. Hugh
sou. at their apartments in the Bid
we'll flats. on kimball street. Satur-
day morning, Oct. Is. Il daughter.
Mrs, Matte Mckinley and Mrs. n.
L. Eddy arrived Friday afternoon
from Rcmsen. Iowa, where they at
tended the marriage OF Leland Me
llinlcy. which occurred Tuesday last.
to Miss Steffes. The bridal couple
went at once TO sermillion, where
they are to live in the future. Lee is
we'll known in Mitchell and his man.
friends will extend their congratu
lations.
Anna Mckee. aged 10 years, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Louise Mckee, died Fri
day evening at $40 o'clock at the
home of NJ. ID. Clark, on Sanborn
street. the girl having been serious
ly i'll with diabetes but a few days,
although she has been i'll poor health
for some time. She had been attend
ing school here While her mother was
living OF a claim in the western part
of the state. Brief funeral services
were held this morning at the Clark
home and the mother accompanied
the remains on the morning Milwau-
hce passenger to Armour, where the
intcrment will take place Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Jeffrey returned to her
home at Washburn. n. d., Monday
after making a visit with relatives
in this city and iankton.
Mr.. Farmer; Will trade a fine
residence, new and modern i'll best
residence district Of Sioux City for
a farm, raw land Or improved. Ad-
&ress Owner. 1915 Jennings st.
Sioux City. Iowa.
! SALESMAN WANTED = To look
after our interest in Dawson and adj
jacent counties. Salary or Commits
sion. Addres The Victor Oil Com
pany, Cleveland, o.
r. p. Edison. superintendent OF the
Black Hills division of the Milwau-
kee road, arrived in the city this
morning, and is looking for a place
in which to live. MIR. E6son stated
that he would come to Mitchell Nov.
to assume the position of assist
and superintendent to MIR. Collins.
Mrs. Edison is still at Edison. in the
western part OF tho state, and is UNI
able to leave there at the present
time on account OF her position as
postmistress at that place. and it
seems almost impossible to get rid
OF the job.
j. II. Creighton returned to the
city from Omaha, having accompan-
led his daughter, Miss Inez. to that
point. where she was Joined by hel
mother. who has been visiting for
some time at Pittsburg. Pa. To
sether they started for California
where they will remain Throughout,
the winter. Mr.. Creighton expects
to go later in the season.
Born, to DIR. and Mrs. George G
Kimball, Sunday, Oct. %, a daush'
ter. Grandfather Winsor's foot,
steps when he came down this morn,
ing did not appear to have lost any
j. OF their elasticity,
5 Saturday afternoon MIR. Alber'
Tcrwilliger and Miss Cora A.. Lin
ter, of Mt. Vernon, were married a
the parsonage of the Methods
: church. the ceremony being perform
] ed at 8 O'Clock by DR.. j.. S. Hoagland
They We're accompanied by Mrs
t Fannie Wilson. Of Mt. Vernon ant
J Mrs. Alma Hartwell, of this city
The bridal couple returned to Mt
Vernon that afternoon. The groom
is a carpenter and contractor at tina
place.
Mrs. w. \. Blynn went to Mennt
this morning to visit her daughter
Miss Ethel, who is teaching in Thu
schools of that town.
MIR. and Mrs. D.. NJ. Tiffany havt
returned home from their trip ou
to the Pacific coast country, wher'
/. they visited their two sons, Fred ant
Julian.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Mills, Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. c. Brubaker, of this city
and Mrs. II. Burnhart, of Salem. re
turned from Gam Valley, where the,
went to attend the funeral Of thci
!, mother. Mrs. Rosette Hall, who diet
Oct. 49,, and was buried Saturday
e Mrs. Hall "a 10 years of age. TIL
ladies were the daughters of Mrs
Hall. .4s.
: a quiet wedding vas celebrate,
. > Monday night at the home OF MI
y and Mrs Alfred Il. Schwartzbach
I When their sister. Miss Paula, wa
.united in marriage to Ben II. Dick
: son. the ceremony being performe'
at G:3O O'Clock by Rev. BENZ. F
Tilley. The relatives and parents o
e the contracting parties were present
u Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson left on the ev
= ening Omaha passenger for Siou
. Falls and Watertown for a bridal tri
= OF a week or ten days.
At the rehearsal of the Mitchell
J. band Monday evening the semi-an
a nual election Of officers took place
d as follows: President, G. w. Dow
ney; secretary, Winnie Woodman
! treasurer, w. Fl. Broadbent. 1t wa
decided at this meeting to arrang
: for a series of concerts to be give
a during the winter season, the frs
y to occur about me first of the yeal
In this way the band hopes to h
able to entertain the public. an
some fine programs will be arrange
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