The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-23
MINOR MENTION.
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tn. Capital Readers.

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MIS- VIM. Koch and little daughter,
r.,,e left last Thursday for Hig hland,
u-;s to visit with relatives.
cb.s Van Tassel and wife drove
,,, from their Sanborn county farm
saturday and spent the day in the city.
Mrs G. w. Downey went 20 Ashton
Friday afternoon to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j j. Pillen, for several
weeks
VIII Koch, the new hard ware dealer,
desires to say that he will meet any
oonneti,ors in barbed wire. Call aud
get his prices.
Mrs. Judge Porter, who has been
r;si,ing with G. II. Kibbee and family,
returned to her home at Edora, Iowa,
Friday morning.
Mrs. j. E. Wells and two little boys
and Miss Clara Nobis started to drive
overland to Sioux Falls Thursday to
visit with Mrs. Geo. Hust.
DR.. w. l. Graham returned from
Wessing ton Springs Thursday, having
delivered an address before the Jerauld
county teachers institute the day be-
fore.
Miss Craig and BERTHE and Florence
WaIrath departed last Thursday for
Milton Junction, Wis, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer
with relatives.
DR.. Geo. P. Dix has received his ho-
tel bus from the hands of the painter
and while the design is practically the
same as the first one it presents an i'm
proved appearance.
All parties desiring to board teachers
during the summer institute-August
9to 27-will confer favor by reporting
TO me the number desired and rates per
week o. E. BROWNE.
Tony Roth has severed his connec.
ton with j. A. Browns plumbing es.
tablishmept and has rented small
gage in the same business on his own
hook.
Judge Frank Smith returned from
hi. trip to Rapid City, where he heard
several cases for Judge Gardner, who
was disqualified from hearing the cases
from his former connection with them
as an attorney.
Rev. S. j. Vinegar and family drove
up from Sioux City and arrived here
late in the afternoon. MIR. Vinegar
was the former pastor of the Baptist
church in this city and his old parish
lners we're glad to see him and his
family.
National Encampment Grand Army
Republic, Buffalo, N. Y, August 1928
1897. One regular frst-class fare tC
Chicago added to SlO.50, and one reg.
uar tirst-class fare to Milwaukee ad
ded to So. 80 for the round trip, which
combinations makes rates via Chicago
$2S 20 and via Milwaukee $26.90 from
Mitchell, S. u.
H. M. Clark returned last Thursd q,
from trip out to his farm in Auror,
county and reports crops in that sec
ton as looking very fine indeed
Wheat stands two feet high and il
filling ont good. Corn has been little
backward, ne said but in the pas
three days it has grown wonderful,
fast.
Plankinton Standard: B. f. Mylan
former resident of this county who il
now living in Mitchell and travelling
for the Deering machine company, wa
in the city last Saturday. Mr.. Mylal
has travelled over the state consider
ably this spring, and says he never say
better prospect for abundant crop
than South Dakota now presents.
Will B. Smith and Miss Anna Nelson
were married at Plankinton Wednes
day. July IA, by Rev. w. S. Shepherd
the ceremony being attended by sev
eral relatives Of the groom from Beula
y ASSASASA
The young couple have gone down t
Gilbert in Churles Mix county, wher
they will engage in farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pollard left Fri
day morning for Monmouth, III. Mrs
Pollard will remain there about 81
weeks, while Mr.. Pollard will atten
the semi-annual meeting OF the Nor
mouth Merchant Mills Co. Mrs. 20
lard is greatly improving in health an
her friends will be pleased to know tha
she is able to travel so great distance
Jas. D. Page departed Frida
Tor the soldiers home at Hot Springs
Mr.. Page enlisted in the army durln
the last year or two of the war, at tn
age of l6, and received injuries wbic
haye been a drawback to him
through life. Although but At year
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