The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-29

Miss Frank Kintigh came up from
Sioux City Thursday afternoon.
Buy the John Deere gang and sulky
plows, they have no equal. Sold by
D. W. Collins.
Miss Doty Weller arrived from
Sioux City Thursday to make a
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Lettie Russ. who has been
visiting relatives at Bellevue, Ohio,
arrived home Thursday afternoon.
Rev. A. e. Carhart, of Platte, has
been in the city aJ his home for a
few days and returned Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie Cook has been visiting
with relatives at Mazomanie, Wis.
and came home Thursday afternoon.
R. r. Bowdle arrived on the after
noon passenger from Detroit, Mich.
to attend to some business matters.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. HOWE,
Wednesday evening, August 81, a
daughter. They. reside on the south
side.
Fl. 9. Greene has been in Jeruald
county for the past week or ten days
doing some surveying and came home
Thursday morning.
Miss Carlota Meyer arrived home
Thursday afternoon from Milwaukee,
where she has been attending the
summer meeting of the Y. w. C. a..
Mrs. j. S. Daniels and daughter,
went to Boston, Mass. Thursday
ing and they expect to be away an
indefinite time. Mrs. Daniels goes
there to take medical treatment.
w. f. Gilbert, representative Of
the Lund Land Agency in this city,
went to Dubuque, Iowa, Thursday
and will return with a bunch of
landseekers on Tuesday of next week.
Mrs. Guy Wellman and daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Lessard, and little son,
went to Minneapolis via the Omaha
road Thursday morning to see her son
who was injured a few days ago in
a railroad accident .on the Great.
Northern road.
The new passenger train which
the Omaha road will establish be-.
tween Mitchell and Minneapolis
next Sunday evening will be a daily
train, it at first being though it
might not leave here Saturday.night.
The Pullman sleeper will be an
added comfort to travellers.
Miss Marion Krom has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. o. E.
Caseem, a few miles east Of the city,
and went over to Alexandria Thurs
day morning. Miss Krom will go to
Redfeld Saturday to teach in the
schools Of that city..during the com
ing year. The schools open Monday.
A social meeting will be held by
the Eastern Star Chapter in Masonic
Hall this evening in honor of
the early departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. PETERSON, who expect to leave
in a week or ten days for an ex-
tended trip to Sweden. On their
return they expect to locate in
Chicago.
A party of twenty-five in Alex
andria are making their arrange
ment to spend the winter in Cali
%fornia, and expect to leave about
the first of the month. A special
tourist car will be brought to Alex
andria and they will retain it until
the end of their journey. Several
) Mitchell people are contemplating
going to the coast to spend the
winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlevy were
over from Huron yesterday and went
home Thursday. Mr.. Dunlevy
recently purchased the foundation
started by o. L. Branson on the
corner Of Fifth and Langdon streets
and as soon as he can secure figures
from the carpenters he will COM
mence the erection Of a modern resi-
dence. They were guests at the home
of P. III. Kelley.
Arthur Taylor was over from Mt.
Vernon getting some office supplies
for the Farmers Elevator Co., which
has opened up there for the fall and
winter business. MI. Taylor says
that the farmers company out there
expects to do a large business this
year and that the management was
very we'll satisfied with the outcome
of the wheat transactions a year ago.
: He says that the farmers patronize
the elevator very good indeed.
The Bachelor Club gave a dancing
party at the Mitchell Club rooms
Wednesday evening and there was a
very large crowd in attendance. The
music was furnished by Mr.. Nichols