The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-10-09
Lambert and wife of Winfred were
here yasfarday

Lambert and wife of Winfred we're
here yesterday.
Hugo L, Schultz and wife and j.
G. Halliday and wife of 1roquois are
attending the corn palace.
c. S. Sanford and wife Of Scotland
were here yesterday.
j. l.. Mitchell. vice president of
the Live Stock National bank at Sioux
City was here recently attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Gilliland of
Sioux City are in the city visiting at
the f.. A. Gates home.
Homer Snow arrived in the city
last night and will spend today and
tomorrow at the parental Henry
Snow home here.
Maurice w. jerks. former lessee
of the Gale theatre and manager of
the New Grand theatre in Sioux City
was in Mitchell yesterday on bust
ness. Mr.. jerks stated that he had
booked a number OF theatrical sue
~cesses to visit Mitchell the coming
season, including Walker Whiteside
in The Typhoon," Peg O. My
Heart" Little Women" Bought
and Paid For and Eva Tanguay.
Sioux Falls will be the only other city
in South Dakota at which these at
fractions will be presented.
James Tedford, one of the veteran
members of the Sioux City police
force is visiting friends in Mitchell
this week.
John Z. Upton, of Geddes, who
has received the endorsement of the
younger members OF the bar in Char
les Mix and Douglas counties for
circuit judge, was a Corn Palace
visitor yesterday. Mr.. Upton declar-
ed he was ready to make a hard fight
against Judge II. B. Trip. although
he would not predict the outcome
of the contest.
Miss Anna Dawson of Hawarden
is spending the week in the city with
friends. She was a former student at
Wesleyan.
Miss Cecile Gooder returned to her
home at Orient after a weeks visit
at the home of Miss Fern Medley.
Mrs. James Mulhall of Sioux City
and two daughters accompanied by
the two daughters of Mrs. John Null
hall are in the city guests at the
Geo. Evans and Ed. Leehan homes.
The Today club will meet Monday
night with Mrs. III. r. Boyer. All
members arc requested to be present.
Mrs. w. A. Malthouse of Mason
City is visiting in the city with Mrs.
ID. M. Tiffany.
Prof. C. Harry Hedberg from
Gustavus Adolphus college. st. Paul,
Mimi, has been the guest of Rev.
Olson a few days this week. He left
on the morning train today.
David Il. Houston, former assistant
city engineer, is in Mitchell visiting
in the contracting business at Minot,
n. d.
l.. ID. Milne yesterday purchased a
carload of twenty-five Holstein COWS
to be used i'll stocking his and neigh
boring dairies at Vail, S. d.. in the
Belle Fourche irrigation project. In
the next few months Mr.. Milne plans
to import 1,500 head of registered
HoIstine cattle for use In the dairy
business in this territory. The cattle
yesterday i bought from u. p.
Sand.
The Tripp band which has been
here all week is receiving many con-
gratulations on the fine music rem
dered. There seems to be no question
but that the Trip band is the best
little street band which has ever
played in Mitchell. Clad in attractive
khaki uniforms its members are on
the job all the time and it is a pleas
urc to watch them march. The Far
we'll band is in the city today. Its
members are clad in attractive suits
with white pants, blue coats and
white caps. This band is the only
farmers band in the state and con-
sidering the disadvantages the men,
bers have had to go through in mat
ters of organization the band is Il
very creditable institution.
j. b. Wolgmuth of Hamilton
Mont, and w. Il. Turner of Seattle,
are in the city visiting at the Geo.
A. Silsby home. Mr.. Wolgemuth is
just returning to his home from the
VI. ~. u. SiiSuIipiilCIi dl SlldIldUOOSu
at which place he was engaged in the
battle fought there during the civil
war.
l.. G. Buttson and wife and C. L..
Blodgitt and wife of Platte are here
today.
o. X. Stablein of Alexandria is a
visitor to this city today.
One special train arrived in this
city today. 1t came from Platte and
the eight coaches We're we'll filled.
Trains containing los cars of
stock for Sioux City and 81 ears of
stock for Chicago which are being
shipped from points in the Black
Hills will pass through here tonight.
Misses. Margaret and Gertrude
Dale, Miss Edwards, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lurch. all of Sioux City, are
guests at the Harry Edwards home
this week.
Mr.. Earl SHIRLEY ana Miss Grace
SHIRLEY of Lone Tree. Iowa. are
visiting Mrs. ]. f. Bradley, for Corn
Palace. and expect to remain a
couple of weeks.
From Mondays Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Trombley and
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