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

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For 6re and tornado insurance 50
w. q. Rathbun. agent for the Roya
Insurance Co.
Luther Plotner came home Sunda
morning from Rapid City. where b
has been Ill for several days. He va
accompanied home by his wife an,
father.
J. P. Happe. who has been associat
ed with 8. c. Wherry as an architect
announces in The Republican toda,
that he is in business for himself Wit
| ofices in the Champeny building 4
the same location. Mr.. Happe ha
been making good in his line RICH
along and is prepared to handle an,
kind Of business.
Harry Cook, who has been laid VI
for the past five weeks on account o
scarlet fever. was able to resume hi
place in the postoface today.
Mayor Hitchcock came home Sat
urday night from Pierre. where h,
has been attending a meeting of tn,
State Board Of Regents.
A. c. Wheeler. John Tuckey. Ro.
Hackett and George Keohler return
ed home Saturday afternoon from
their trip to Chicago, where they at
tended the automobile show. Mr.
Wheeler stated there was little new
in the 1911 automobile. except TIKI
general appearance OF the body Of the
machine. He said his firm was for.
tunate in securing from the Fal-Ca,
Co. the automobiles which they had
on exhibition at the big show. These
will arrive in the city shortly.
The snow storm of Sunday had nc
effect on the train service from the
west and north today, both passen-
gers on the Milwaukee arriving on
time. The snowfall was about the
some west os in this section.
Mr.. Joseph A. Beller and Miss Ru-
by Littell were married in the audi
torium Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday at 3 p. m. They
were attended at the altar by Miss
Kenyon and R. c. Farthing, friends
and neighbors of the contracting par
ties. MI. and Mrs. Beller live in the
country about seven miles from the
city. They drove out to their home
after the ceremony where they will
be at home to their many friends. DR..
o%ficiated, using the impress
siye ring ceremony.
Senator Hitchcock came home on
the midnight train Saturday to attend
to some business matters and went
back to Pierre on the afternoon train
Mr.. Hitchcock stated that the
daylight saloon bill would be up in
the senate for passage in a day or
two, and that the indications were
very good for its passage in that
branch with the emergency clause
attached. The law will require the
saloons to close at 9 o'clock, the hour
for opening remaining the same.
The biggest horse auction on
earth will take place at Miles City,
Montana, February 1928. 1900
head will be sold; 500 head of fat
broke horses; $50 mules fat and fit
'or the harness. You can buy at auc-
ion or private sale; you can buy one
lorse or a train load. You can buy
broke and unbroke horses. Indian
Ponies or Draft horses. Here you
get what you want and all you
want for the spring trade. Our
ieason's monthly sales begin May %
md lasts four days. Write or wire
or information. c. B. Ingham, Man.
ger.
The militia basketball team came
lome Sunday morning from Aber.
leen. where they met the Elks' team
saturday night in q contest that went
o the Aberdeen players by a score
# 20 to II. The local players did
lot expect to win against the strong
cam of Elks. which is conceded to be
of the best teams in the state.
The militia boys say they had a fine
in Aberdeen and that they were
reated royalty by their hosts in the
lorth part of the state.
Secretary Whitaker called the
Members of the board of the church
S uniting in the union revival meet
MS, to be held in March, to meet at
he Maynard a half hour proceeding
he mems meeting Sunday. A COM,
aittee from the churches was APP
to meet at the First Presby-
erian church after the prayer meet;
ng of Wednesday to nominate MEM
erS of the various committees. Much
eterest Ia alroadv manifested IN +ho