The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-06

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w. A. Wheeler departed last ey.
enlng for a business trip to Fargo
one OF the largest real estate trans
fers OF recent months was completed
yesterday, when A. I'll. Hubbard sold
his 4So-acre farm eve miles north
II two miles east OF Mitchell to his
neighbor, r. w. Erickson. The con.
slderation was S26,SS0. This land
lays on both sides of the James river
n is quite rolling, with fair i'm
provements. 1t will make a valuable
addition to the farm already owned
by MI. Erickson. Mr.. Hubbard in
tends to rent a smaller farm on which
TO place his sons, while he spends the
winter in California. He will probab-
ly buy another farm in Dawson
county during the coming year.
w. T. Morton returned last evening
from a business trip to Geddes. While
there he completed the sale of the
Geddes opera house, which he has
owned, to the Masonic lodge.
J. c. Bryan vent to Sioux Falls
this morning on a business trip.
Moo |. Lee, one of the Korean bell
boys at the Navin hotel who pleaded
guilty to the charge of bootlegging
during corn palace week, was releas.
ed from custody this afternoon on
the payment of the 500 fine imposed
by Judge Frank B. Smith.
AS a Christmas gift a handsome
framed photograph of yourself will
be a lasting tribute, increasing in
value as time passes. AT Stouts.
Mackworth G. Rees of Spokane,
WASH, and Miss Caroline B. Gerhard
of Philadelphia have secured q lie
ense to marry.
w. w. Collins of Mason City. Ia,
superintendent of the Iowa and Da-
kota division of the Milwaukee road,
passed through Mitchell this morning
on a trip of inspection of the line
west OF the city.
John Weld of Chicago. and Miss
Ollie Rye. of Mitchell this afternoon
were united i'm marriage by Judge
Ole C. Thompson. The ceremony was
performed in the office of the clerk
of courts.
Seth Noble of Plankinton, this
morning started for Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, where he will spend the win
ter.
Miss Lottie NJ. Steninger of Parker
is a guest of Miss Lois Anderson.
Harry Thaw's escape from the asy-
Ium tOnight.-Galc.
The w. c. T. U. has issued an
other call for canned fruit to be sent
to the Children's home at Sioux Falls
All those who wish to contribute
fruit can leave it with Mrs. John
Berry or Mrs. O.. L. Cassem.
Mrs. j. T. Morrow this morning re-
ceived a telegram announcing the
birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford will be remembered i'm Mitchell
as Miss Mary Morrow.
I'll. A. Hilborne OF Lincoln, Neb.,
has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Il. Morris and left tnis morning for
Fulton, where he will visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Stanley Morris.
Miss Lilly Patterson, county super
intendent of schools, went to Mt
Vernon this afternoon where she VIII
attend a Halloween party to be given
10y the teachers in the public schools.
The affair will be observed with all
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son.
The petition for the consolidation
of the schools in Lisbon township is
now in the hands of County Superin'
tendent Lilly Patterson, who is pre-
paring the election notices for the
different districts of the township
The date of the election to vote or
the plan has not been determined.
See the sensational "Thaw case
i'm moving pictures tonight.-"Gale'
The lobby of the Gale theatre wa:
hacked this morning when the BIO
office opened for the sale of tickets
for the performance of Walke'
Whiteside in 1.-The Typhoon' tomor
row evening. 1t is expected that
capacity audience will greet Mr.
Whiteside.
Mrs. r. l.. Smith-McMichels will
speak in the Baptist church this eve
ming on social purity. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Ben T. Van Metre came dow
from Letcher this morning.
Al Scott returned this morning
from Fort Pierre, weber he has beel
working on a state case with hi
bloodhounds. He sold II of tn
animals to the sheriff OF Hughe
county.
Mrs. John M. Null of ST. Paul
is visiting at the home of her son
II. G.. Guynn, 1926 South Edmund
street.
From Fridays Daily
Mrs. Jack Hanson is In Minnea
polls, where she has been called b
the illness of her mother.
e. S. Kenton has returned fror
Denver, where he went on a cattl
buying trip. Mr.. Kenton found plent
of feeding cattle on the market, bu
prices for the present are %prohibitiv
and it is probable he will buy late
in the season.
Mrc Iamoc J,ahev arrived HON