The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-22

Mrs. Jos. Loevinger went to Armour
Friday to make a visit with rela-
tiyes.
The Old Hickory Wagon is warrant
ed as long as you live. Sold by D.
w. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. G. Rathbun went to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Saturday night to
make a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. H. Miner and Charity
arrived home Saturday afternoon from
their visit to Scotland.
Fred Maus arrived Saturday after
noon from Omaha and will take a po-
%sitionas night clerk in MoreauX'Cafe.
He. Greene went to Alpena Friday
evening to be away several weeks.
He has quite a good deal Of survey
ing to do at that place.
w. R. Millham, Of Emmetsburg,
Iowa, was in the city to remain over
Sunday and was a guest at The
Mitchell.
Mrs. Frank L. Meyer has been
Visiting friends at Plankinton for
several days and returned home Sat
urday morning.
Miss Beattie Alterton, of Mime
apolis, is visiting with Israel Greene.
Miss A1terton is a daughter of R. r.
AIterton. n of the pioneer residents
of this city. having lived here in the
earliest days Of the town.
Fl. d. Butterfeld left Saturday
for a trip to the dry goods markets
of Chicago and New York. He eX-
poets to be away two or three weeks
in making the selections of his line
of fall and winter goods.
DR.. R. G. Warne and o. r.. Cassem
arrived Saturday from their trip
to Idaho Springs, Colo, where they
went a week ago to inspect the min
ing property of the Freeland Exten-
sion Mining and Milling Go.
Henry Spencer and two children
arrived Saturday from Chicago,
where he is in the employ Of the gov.
eminent in the capcaity of mail
carrier. MI. Spencer is a STEP
brother OF j. L. Hannett and viii.
visit at his home.
Miss Mabel Barlow left Saturday
for Canton and after visiting
there a short time she will continue
her journey to Denver. About Sept,
1st she will go to Colorado Sripngs
Colo, where she has been engaged a!
a member of the faculty of the Con
gregational college. The colleg'
opens Sept. 5.
Mayor Silsby and Attorney Preston
were at the ranch Of the Mitch
ell Cattle Co. near Highmore for sew
eral days last week.. The cattle O.
the ranch have been spirited away i:
the past few weeks in pretty goo
> numbers and they are trying to lC
8 cate the offenders with good evidenc
4 to work on.
nj G. w. Johnston is having a cemen
floor laid in the basement of Th
Mitchell. This part will be used fc
a Sample room of the hotel whe
the brick building to the real
turned over to W. B. Powell, who ha
q leased it for a saloon. Mr.. Powe
expects to get started in bushes
3 early in September.
a President Graham went north Sal
urday and will visit several place
in the interest of the University. II
reports the call for rooms more tina
z usual. He has many requests fe
places for students to work for PAL
or all of board. This is a good OF
portunity to help worthy young pei
pie and at the same time help tt
s college.
Miss Fannie Foster, who has bee
: visiting at the home Of Geo. E
z Miner for several weeks, left Saturds
: morning for her home in Sioux Cit,
Miss Foster has been teaching
various teachers Institutes in Sout
: Dakota the greater share of the sun
mer. She has n more institute
attend before commencing her scho
. work in Sioux City in the fall.
For some time White Lake Peep
have been %agitating the erection Of
I flour mill, and finally some outsi'
z capitalists living at Spencer. low
: have been interested in the probe
X and the mill will be erected.
Z stock company has been organize
with a capital of $4,000 to carry
) the project. 1t will be a good thil
! for White Lake without any dout
Prof. L.. A. Stout left Saturd
: for Armour, where he will attic,
z the teachers institute to look
! students for the University. n