The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-08-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. Lizzie E Day left Tuesday
/ for Chicago TO be absent on visit last
/ ing month or more.
/ Frank Ward came home Tuesday
morning from college in Indiana 10
7isis with his mother, Mrs. Ward.
! Miss Blanche Schofeld. who has
been down TO Cambridge. Mass, ar
rived home Tuesday afternoon.
J. D. Anderson wen. in 20 Chicago to
spend several days with the wholesale
( house which he represents on the road.
/ ". e. Turneaure has the contract
/ for the carpenter work on Chas Burn
sides house and commenced work Non
day.
i good rain fell Tuesday morning at
an early hour, lasting about three
hours. The precipitation WAS 4,
| inches.
". E. Upton. OF Armour. and veil
known i q Mitchell. is candidate for
the nomination OF circuit judge in the
third circuit.
Miss Jessie Tarne arrived home
TUESDAY from points in Wisconsin,
where she spent her vacation, and
was accompanied by her sister.
Miss Sadie Deards OF Madison. Wiz,
arrived Tuesday and will spend a
portion of her vacation with her cousin.
Mrs. A. E Dean. Miss Deards is
bookkeeper for mercantile establish
ment al Madison.
Ransom Post, No. s. with the Wo-
mans Relief Corps will hold AZ open
Post at their Post room next Monday
evening, Aug. %. to WHICH all mem
bers and all old soldiers with their
families are cordially invited.
Chas. Ferguson departed Monday
ing via the Omaha for Chicago to make
some fall purchases. MIR Ferguson
says he may go on TO Buffalo on the
G. A, r. excursion the first OF the
week
I. w. Seaman went to Tyndall Tues
day and when he returns will be
accompanied home by his mother and
sister-in-law, who will preside over his
household. He has made quite few
in mprovements on his south side resi-
dence.
Prof. S. L. Brown, OF Sioux Falls,
and who will be remem bered by many
teachers in this county as having been
an instructor in the teachers institute
held in Mitchell a year ago, has been
en- ngaged as principal OF the schools at
Ceuteryille.
Fred Wells came up from Bon HON
me county Monday making the trip
part way on his wheel, Fred is Uni
yersity student and was one of the mem
bers of the base ball team, where he
often distinguished himself by some
fine playing.
Mrs. S. Il. Scallin gave bicycle par
ty at her home Monday evening. enter
tanning about dozen young ladies and
gentlemen who are devotees OF the
wheel. Refreshments were served and
the evening was made most delight
full one by the hostess.
Miss Myrtle NJ. Dean. of Crete. Neb..
lectured at the Congregational church
Monday evening to the ladies, taking
for her subject: Woman, her Home,
Health and Happiness" The lecture
was largely attended and was said TO be
very entertaining by those who heard
it,
Miss Fanny Foster is conducting the
primary department in the teachers
institute at Sioux Falls. Miss Fosters
ability as primary teacher is widely
recognized, che having been employed
by several counties in this state this
summer, and about all Of her vacation
has been consumed in the work.
The Jerauld county republicans will
be represented at the judicial conven-
tion to be held here next Friday by the
following named persons: Dwight
Kellogg, Henry T. Griggs, T. W. Lane
and Herman Brodkorb. The general
opinion in Jersuld county is favorable
to Judge Smith. The convention to
select delegates was held Saturday.
A very brief session of the city coun-
Gil was held Monday evening for the
purpose of considering the proposition
OF granting license to John Michaels
to conduct saloon. In the absence of
Mayor Fullerton Alderman Bracy,
president OF the council, presided over
the body. By vote OF to 2 the Ii
cense was granted to Mr.. Michaels to
conduct his saloon until December 81 :,
| 1897. The council then adjourned.
| Huronite: A new Office has been cre-
ated by the Northwestern road, which
is known as inspector OF passenger
trains. 1t will be the duty of the in
spector to jump on the train at any
| time look over the uniforms az the