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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Real estate fnr Reut.

FOR RENT. SUITE OF OFFICES oc-
eai 60 f 9yr v evsn carol,ne Ghen
built their own buiidinEs5 o''o Win lh6 Ss
rented u, whole or singiy. Also
s.9ttago 4Sr sugar. -four. coffee. agrl-
ehandise i on a1I SIaa. and other NOR
gotiable receipts will be issuod. IL
desired de ,S91 Address s: D. CRENsfIaw
s. Twelfth stroot, City. w"
FOR PR. RENT Rem! ONE STORE WITH
~ SUIT tenant tenant Apply on promises.
49,. seventeenth Street. RICH
MONO REFINING co.
FOR RENT. COMFORTABLE LITTLE
n in re., YIN seven acres ground. with
cars; just tho place TO do business in
town ard raise truck or poultry on
n me sid ,son strawberry patch, orchard:
East Marshall ~
HOUSE. NINE ROOMS AND p.aE.
ment; partly furnished; splendid ia
cation. Very desirable as boardin,
house Address @ 2Ss. care Times
STORES IN 800 BLOCK VEST RRo1n
Street. Desirable for feed storas
None in nolghborhood Short haul in
ana out. Rent reasonable.
STORES. FIFTH STREET. RRoAn
and Grace Streets.
DWELLING IN GRACE STREET AGO
block east. nv
5o2 EAST GRACE STREET. is ROOMS.
splendid office for physician or dan
list; separate entrance. Let US show
this to you.
5lo NORTH ELEVENTH STREET y
rooms; cheap.
$500 EAST GRACE STREET. ROOMS;
wide lot.
O. A. HAWKINS, REAL ESTATE.
Loans. Renting Houses. 100 North
Seventh Street
FOR RENT. 4 MODERN, UP-TO- DATEj
dwelling. Apply between 10 A. nj.
and II. NJ. 261s West Main.
FOR RENT. SIX ROOM BRICK Housr:
on corner Of Pine and China. First-
class condition. Possession ;st of No
yember. $3.50 per month. Apply
6o5 China Street.
FOR RENT. REPAIRING SHOE SHOP.
sos West Cary street.
CAN GET YOU DESIRABLE TEN
ants for your colorcd property. ami
sec TO II that repairs nrc kept al
the minimum. B. A. CEPHAS, COG
North Second Street. phone Mon
roe 5sS
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REAL ESTATE MONEY KEEPS
BY MCCLURE DAv ENPoRT- TAY-
LOR co.
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HOUSE. NINE ROOMS AND BASE.
ment: psrtly furnished; splendid To-
S SaIion. very desirable as boarding
Dispatch. ''itee-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

See OUR LINE OF BUSINESS WA.
CONS. both top and open, suitable
for every use. we have several
second-he wagons In good order.
cheap. Lowest prices. 4 MEYERS
SONS. 73l T. Cary Street
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ENTRA NICE BGfLDfNG Tor, sTu--
art Avenue. east of Robinson, at sac
rihce price; need $1,000 cash Adj
dress OWNER, b So. care Timcs-D Die
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FOR SALE, ONE BIBB'S SANITARY
steel plate hot air furnace. suitable
for private residence or business
y place; in good condition. Cheap for.
eash. Apply s2l East Broad.
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l50. FEET ON BOULEVARD. NEAF
Cary; two lots. as feet each.
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ADDISON STREET-EIGHT ROOMS
gas and electric lights; lot 20X1lO-
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with board. MRS, ANDERSON, Is
South Fifth.
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SAD. BUT TRUE.

THOSE WHO KNOW THE vs,,,, an
inc Hasey King Wood Heater will rn-
Sret TO know that factory has closed
No NO. more h to be had after this season,
sizos nave good lot on hand of some
10 East Broad Street Ian D.
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FOR RENT. 4 MODERN. UP-To- DATE
dwelling. Apply between 10 A. nj.
and u. NJ 261S West Main
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THE BklSToW- WoRSHAM CO, l435
ast Main Street. Headquarters for
Vehicles and Harness.
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WE HAVE ON: HIGH GRADE. HEAVY
Concord business buggy.
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FOR SALE, INCEST SMALL LAUNCH
on the James 2Ix5 feet. Truscott
Model Five horse power Truscott en- l.
CINE: fully equipped adjustable ton
and hunting cabin. Phone Monroe
l609-,J
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SEVEN LARGE ROOMS, MODERN
brick house. Lee District: others ask
Si.S5o; to raise some money at once,
VIII sell for $500. Address OWNER,
y ~, care Times d iSDntch
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FARMS
go ACRES, WATERED BY SPRINGS
and branches; 100 acres in rich bot
tom land: remainder in first and sec
ond growth timber; nice orchard of
assorted fruits. grapes; nincty-acre
pasture, fenced; railroad siding and
station one-half mile; dwelling con-
.alhs nine rooms. In good repair, Sit
uated on an elevation. in n bea,itifrl
lawn; new barn, cribs. poultry houses.
etc; price $1,000
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FOR RENT. ONE STORE WITH
ttorge storage space; will be Improved
1T eI' tenant. Apply on promises.
MONO REFINING co.
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MONUMENT AVENUE HOME. SEA p
Lee Monument. - u
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sz,3oo-CENTRALLY LOCATED NINE.
room brick. renting for S24o per an.
mum. - az
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81, 2oO-DETACHED s-RooM DWELL.
ms. East End. near paTk: small cash
payment. balance SIS per month.
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FARMLAND LOTS FOR SALE BY JU.
LIAM c. ANDERSON & CO.. Base
ment, American Bank Building
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GRAND LOT SELLING DAYS All
Falkland. Tako North First Street
car and get off at Stop No. o.
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FARMS FOR SALE By McCLUPE-DAV-
APPROPRIATIONS co, INC, l0i y.
Eighth Street ~
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WANTED. YOU TO STOP PAYING
rent. Own your own home. We will
nuy IL Tor you anywhere you may
seiect and let you repay us in easy
monthly instalments OF $3.50 per
month On each $1,000 which your
nome may cost. with per cent. gim-
pie interest The deed is yours i'm
Ineoiately; We advance the money
Tor you. Write or come to see us nj
once. NJ DAVIDSON. 32G West
aialn street, Richmond. Va. Phone
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NO. SIT n. TWENTY SEVEYNTII CIR =
SIX rooms. gas, bath, etc; Iar.e
stable In yard; at 5000 per annum.
SULLIVAN e. CO "
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SEE BEAUTIFUL FARMLAND, JUST
beyond Barton Heights. lots are SELL
ing at very low hSurcs; hrst-class
investment.
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F,a00-EAST END. SEVEN ROOMS
Al conveniences; something good Tor
the money.
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FOR SALE CHEAP. ATTRACTIVE
nome woodland Heights. Address
b 90. care Times- Dispatch.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY sULLI-
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TWO MANUFACTURING SITES ~
inc city limits. on the r., f. & p.
ana ,: A. L Railways. IL you want
something good, don't miss this.
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2,75o-7-RooM DETACHED CORNER
mouse; all modern improvements:
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FIFTEEN TO NINETY ACRES. OK
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac. distance five miles; close to cleo
lrlc line; greenhouse. 35x2OO feet;
steam heating plant. engine and all
necessary equipment for the success
full culture of flowers
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$50 EAST GRACE STREET: SIX
rooms; wide lot. Price, $4,000. 991
..a s street: six rooms; rent
street: rent $500. Price, s3,1oo XII
kinney. corner Catherine. Price.
Sl.s5O. 30l2-14 NJ Street; rent si44'
prlce, 81 100 412 West Baker; rent
rent $3.50. Price. $3.50. 1900 block
Grove Avenue. Price, $500 (Nine
rooms. two baths.l
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DON'T DELAY IN GOING TO PARK.
land.
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$3.50 WILL PURCHASE GOOD LOT.
3ONl4o, Third Avenue, Chestnut Hill;
cusy terms.

NORTHSIDE PLACE LoTS.-BEAU-
tiful lots on Virginia and Nortbs,Sa
avenues; sranolithic sidewalks,
shade trees. electric lights, phone,
etc; new houses being built; only
Prices. s125 lot and up. Small cnsh
payment. Only few left. TO see
property take Highland Park car
ana get OF First Avenue and
front street. Highland Park, only
two blocks west Of car; salesman On
ground. w. L. PURCELL. JR., CO.
100 North Eighth Street.
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f=,soo-SENEN ROOM HOME OR IN
Hestment. Twcnty-fourth street. nen r
broad, renting for s216 per annum.
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VIRGINIA APPLE ORCHARDS PAY
DIE prohts, $3.50 on long time and
easy payments buys a tcn-arrc am! .
orchard tract in tho beautiful Shsn-
andoah Valley OF Virginia. Other
lands us per acre and up Write Tor
seeker" and low excursion rates !.
II. LABAUME. Agricultural Aron,
Norfolk and Western Railway. BON
1925, Roanoke Wa
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BEAUTIFUL HOMIE NEAR RICHMOND:
100 heres. highly improved; lot OF
nents. cheap; also excellent new
dwellings, on Ashland car line with
rev acres See these bargains. pol
LARD BAGBY. l102 T. Main St.
Richmond Va 49,
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SEE JULIAN C. ANDERSON G. co.
about FARMLAND lots
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IMPROVED FARM, 1873 ACRES ONE
mile station: so acres cleared, 100000
feet saw timber. 1900 cords wood:
SO miles Richmond, $4,000. Ten-acre
farm. tive-room house. close to sta
ton, $500. LAFAYETTE MANN,
Amelia Va
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If YOU WANT TO SEE FARMLAND,
get off at Stop No. 80. First Street
car line
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-. 7bo-LEE DISTRICT. EIGHT ROOM
aetached brick: all modern improve
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SOME HAVE MADE FROM 20 PER
cent. to 60 per cent. in Falkland lots.
Why not youp
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F2.2oo BUYS SEVEN ROOM DETAcu.
60 nome or investment. Clay street:
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WANTED. A FEW BOARDERS: TERMS
reasonable. 923 East Marshall.
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HAT REPAIRING.

HATS OF ALL KINDS--PANAMA
straw soft and stiff cleaned. block
ed and retrimmcd. Prompt attention
to out of-town trade. SCHLOSS. S22
East Broad Street
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FOR SALE. IN NELSON COUNTY.
edge of Albemarle. apple orchard, 10
acres In trees 200 twclve-year- old,
fullbearinS; tract about 26 acres,
some woods: worry fine situation for
house; beautiful Wow of tho Blue
Ridge. Apply NJ. T. PEPPER, Avon
Nelson Co.. Va. or Quincy Caroline
Co.. Va
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NO. oo9ACkSoN WARD. OVER IL
nn,h te, tmo houses, four rooms
eeaeh; good condition.; renting for
S2SS per annum
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HOMES AND INVESTMENTS BY AMOS
d PO1NDEXTER. Travellers Build
ing.
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Z Fourth Street; seven rooms, al ~,
! provements; renting for s2Ss per an
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FOR SALE. A NEW S-ROOM HOUSE,
electric lights. hot and cold water;
all improvements; good renter: will
pay 10 per cent. a. SO, care Times
Dispatch.
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GARRETT e. CO.
rs North Seventh Street.
WE HAVE THREE GOOD il pm
cent real estate propositions II this
LOOKS good to you see c. B. WOOO.
Ik., d CO.. 1920 Hull Street
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For SALE, AT SHOE ST0RFe
lounglove mechanical device for in =
groWlnE nails. or address 4O6 North
Thirty-fourth Street. City.
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Jnr 5ale.

GROCERY STORE: GOOD sTASD.
Eooa reason Tor selling. sol North
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YOU ARE WISE IL YOU BUY IN
Falkland.
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w NENI, COMFORTABLE LITTI.E
nome. with seven acres ground, with
IN walking distance of Forest U!il
cars; Just tho place TO do business in
Town ard raise truck or poultry on
she SIDE; strawberry patch. orchard
East H Nav per annum. Apply 9i5
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-02

suFo.
: -
~ENTERrA1NED AT DINNER

"A six O'Clock dinner was given b,
DIR. and Mrs. r. C. Warne Thursda,
evening at their home, GIG Thirt
Avenue west, with Captain Harry A
Hegeman, Of the federal army, a.
the guest of honor. A delightful
dinner party resulted in the gather.
ing, and the short hour and a half
was delightfully."- enjoyed. Captain
Hegeman and DR.. Warne were COM
rades in the South Dakota regiment
In the Philippines some twelve years
ago, and at the end Of the war and
with the return of the regiment their
paths diverged, and this is M of the
first opportunities the two men have
had to meet. Their coming togeth-
er at this time served to bring up
Of that notable campaign
and they enjoyed talking over those
Captain Hegeman was in the
city for the purpose Of inspecting the
local militia company.
lhA5s
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UNIVERSITY NOTES

Everyone is jubilant over the If
ty thousand dollars which we are to
receive from the Rockefeller Insti-
tute. Only ten colleges in the whole
country are to be bene1ciaries of
this fund, and only two Of these are
located in the Northwest. Carleton
College, N%orthfeld, Minnesota, re-
ceives one hundred thousand, and
Dakota Wesleyan, fifty thousand
DR.. Seaton occupied the Metho-
dist pulpit at Cotton, last Sunday.
On the same day DR.. Weir preached
at the Baptist church in this city, and
Prof. Gilliland at the Presbyterian.
Last Friday night Ross Barker,
n of the students in the School of
Commerce succumbed to a severe at
tack Of pneumonia at st. Joheph's
hospital. His remains were taken to
his home town, LOOMS. on the day
following his death for the funeral
services and were brought back to
Mitchell last Wednesday for burial.
William Leake was called to his
home at Groton last week on account
of the very serious illness of his
brother.
Miss ogin who has been suffering
very severely with an attack Of tom
is slowly recovering.
Miss Lottie Steninger, 10. OF
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-02

James jacobson, a stenographer
for the Northwestern at Omaha, is
here on a visit with his parents.
On Thursday evening the Presby-
terrain church held installation SER
vices for their pastor, Rev. Chas.
Miller. The services we're very in
teresting and instructive. Rev. B. F.
Kuhn of Madison delivered the in
s%tallation sermon, Rev. John C. Len
ton of Flandreau gave the charge to
the pastor and Rev. j. P. Anderson of
Huron gave the charge to the peo-
pie. They were all very able men,
eloquent and forceful in their deliv-
cry. After the audience had shaken
hands with the pastor and his wife
a reception was held in the church.
Sandwiches, salad, cake and coffee
were served, and every n spent a
pleasant social hour.
The W. G. T. U. met at the home Of
Mrs. Chas. Moore last Friday after
noon.
A large number went to Mitchell to
take in the Goddess Of Liberty last
Saturday evening.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-02
Hanlon.

Hanlon.
There was a special meeting of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
held at the r. I. Gregory home We'd
nesday afternoon. The object of the.
meeting was to discuss ways and
means for helping the pastors fam
lily during their affliction with the
typhoid Fever. Mrs. McBeth and
three of the little girls have this
dreaded disease. Committees were
appointed to do cooking and any 9TH
err thing that was possible to help
the family in this time of trouble.
The attention of the public has
been drawn to the Library Club late
ly because Of it's remarkable growth
and stability. The club, which has
only been in existence for two years,
has done a lot of good for the peo-
pie Of this town. Enough has been
saved from the rent of books, sup
pers and sales, and home talent plays
to make the purchase Of nearly 200
books Just recently. The number of
books now on hand is considerably
over 1000. The members of the club
do all the work in keeping the rec
ords and other matters themselves
and it is becoming quite a task to
attend to. It is to be hoped that ar
rangements in the near future can be
made to have a regular librarian to
handle this part OF it at least.
Monday night at Pitts Bros. hall
the dance club met and elected Of
fcers for the coming year. w. H.
Deacon was elected President, Leo
Kelly, secretary; James Edwards,
treasurer. One Of the new rules of
especial interest was that If any
member failed to bring a partner he
would be fined SO cents.
The Catholic Ladies Club met in
the lodge rooms Of the Catholic For
rosters Thursday evening and enter
tanned the men Of the Catholic
church. Progressive 500 was the en-
tertainment of the evening, Mr..
Charles Wagner being the winner at
the close Of the play. Light refresh
ments were served during the course
Of the evening. A most enjoyable
time was had by all those present.
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". R. c. BIRTHDAY.

Friday afternoon and evening was
the occasion Of the monthly birthday
celebration usually held by the Won
ans Relief Corps, and the birthday
OF four members were recognized. In
the evening at 6 o'clock a dinner was
served and the old soldiers were in
vited to participate in that and to re-
main for the exercises. The first di-
vision of the corps served the din
ner and it was a fine one in every re-
spect. The place cards e fixed
with the idea of recognizing McKin-
ley's birthday.
The evening was spent in listening
to a program which was one of the
best ever given by the corps. An ad-
dress on Mckinley was delivered by
DR.. j. s. Hoagland, of the Methodist
church, and he paid a fine tribute to
the personal characteristics of the
martyred president. Mrs. G. r. Yer
milyea gave a reading and she was re-
called several times and gave some
short stories. Quite a few musical
numbers we're given by young ladies
and the whole program was thorough
ly enjoyed.
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Parker is visiting her sisters, Misses
Della and Nettie, at the Philo Ho,se
Tracy Jenney is out at the city pest
house, being the victim Of a light at
tack of small pox. His mother is.
taking care of him.
Professor Teddy" Graham, rep-
%resenting the DISQUALIFICATION Lyce-
UNI Bureau was in town last Sunday
n Monday and sold another nine
number lecture and concert course
TO the local committee. He address
ed the students at chapel Tuesday
morning in one of his characteristic
speeches.
DR.. Stuntz of New York Civ re-
Gently informed Miss Lula Washburn
mat he had received a cablegram
from John Ernest Washburn. saving
that he had arrived at his destina-
ton, La Paz, Bolivia, South America.
n was feeling well and happy.
Mr.. Vern Hagler of Presho. South,
Dakota, a member of the student
body last year, visited his sister.
Miss Lydia, and other friends at the
University, last Sunday and Monday.
A specially constructed booth has,
been built in one corner of the Mu--
scum preparatory to the Installation
OF a ,nickel-in-the-slot telephone. 1t.
is hoped that this %expedient will re-
heve the congestion usually existing
around the Office telephone.
Professor van Benthuysen is spend
ing the latter part Of the week in
Pierre as a delegate to the Good
, Roads ands Dry Farming Confer
ences
Professor Hobson had a special ses-
sion with the lady members Of the.
Choral Club Tuesday evening. The.
gentlemen met on Friday evening.
DR.. Seaton celebrated his thirty-
eighth birthday last Wednesday.
The Methodist Day of Prayer for
colleges WIS observed at Dakota Wes-
ieyan in the usual way. There were
group prayermeetings in the morn
ing at nine o'clock, al ten O'Clock
the annual sermon by Rev. W. b.
shepherd and a vesper service IN the
evening.
A few evenings ago the men Of the
school of Comcm:ce perfected an or
known rs the Commercial,
CLUB the object of which is sufficient
~ set forth in its name. The follow
ing officers were elected: Chairman,
Frank Beck; Secretary, Roy Back
us; Treasurer, Donald Hoffman.
are held each Monday ev-
enfng in the large South Commercial
room. Members of the school of
commerce only are eligible and a
large number have already Joined.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-02

The ceremony which united Miss
Emma Wenande and George Stein
feldt in holy wedlock was solemnized
during Nuptial high mass in st.
Mary's church of this city, at 1880
o'clock Wednesday morning. The
ceremony, which was conducted by
Rev. Father Traynor, was witnessed
by a host of friends and relatives.
The bride was beautifully dressed in
an embroidered net, trimmed in appli-
que and wore a wreath and veil. Miss
Lily Kayser, who is IN aunt of the
bride, and acted as brides sponsor,
was Hastily dressed for the occasion.
Mr.. Ed. Steinfeldt acted as sponsor
for the groom. The young couple
are we'll known and popular young
folks of this city and it is with the
greatest Of pleasure that their friends
are able to congratulate them on this
happy elimination of a long period
of courtship. The bride is a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wenande
Of this city, and grew to young wom-
anhood here. Her happy disposition
and charming ways have made her a
favorite with her set. Mr.. Stein
feldt is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
er S%teinfeldt, who live on a farm near
Farmer. He is we'll known here. hav-
ing worked in and around the city for
the last two years. After the cere-
mony a reception was given the
young couple at the home Of the
parents Of the bride. A large crowd
Of friends and relatives gathered
here to congratulate and feast with
the newly Joined pair and ample Jus
tice was done to both sides OF the
question. George has made no def
mite plans for the future but will live
in town at the Wenande home until
spring when he thinks of going west
and filing ON a claim. If the pros
poets are favorable he will move out
there permanently and the best Of
wishes and hopes for a prosperous
life by countless friends will go with
them.
The NJ. ". Of A. installed their
newly elected officers at the regula:
meeting of the camp last Wednesday
evening. G. H. Peckham, consul; Ed
adviser; F. D. Peckham, bank
]. H. Dobson, clerk; N. Trent, es-
cort. we're duly sworn in by past con-
sui Broderick. After installation al
social hour was enjoyed when an
oyster supper was served by Chef