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

out to Kimball Friday afternoon to
remain a few days.
Frank Hatch of Mt. Vernon, was
in the city Friday. He was on his
way home from a business trip to
Pierre.
Prof. c. NJ. Young, of vermillion,
was in the city Friday. Mr.. Young
is a member of the faculty of the
State University.
Mrs. George H. Miner and Charity
went to Scotland Friday morning to
visit with Mrs. Miners daughter.
Mrs. o. P. Shaw.
Mrs. G. E. Vermilyea came home
Thursday afternoon from Charles
Mix county. She had been down
there visiting her parents.
d. NJ. Tiffany has been in the north
part Of the state for the past week
looking after his real estate matters.
He came home Friday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. HI. D. Wizard and
daughter arrived in the city from
Huron Friday morning. They left on
the afternoon train for Plankinton.
Plapkinton Mail: Club Norris
left Monday to accept a position
in the wet goods emporium of Harry
Spang at Mitchell. Mrs. Norris will
remain here until accommodations
can be secured in Mitchell.
q. e. Rhode departed Friday
for Chicago, where he will make his
home in the future and be connected
with a real estate firm as attorney.
Mr.. Rhode has been in the Office
with the Interstate Land Co.
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Miss Susie Cook left last Sunday
m morning for Worthington,
Mimi, to take a position as stem
ographer in an attorneys office.
She has just finished a course in the
Wingfield-C Connolly Business College.
Miss Lu Reeves, the young lady
who operates the Simplex typeset-
ting machine in the Republican Office,
left Friday for Minneapolis
via the Omaha road to make a visit
of a week or ten days with her grand
parents.
Mrs. Harry Maxwell arrived from
Madison Thursday to join her hus-
band here. They will take apart
ments in G. E. Olney's residence on
the south side for the present. Mr..
Maxwell is the new manager of the
Grand opera house.
At a meeting Of members Of local
lodge No. II, Home Guardian, an in
surance organization with head
quarters at Canton S. D., the follow
ing officers were elected: DR.. F. w.
F'reyburg, president; Mrs. Hough,
vice-president; S. Cattrell, secretary
and treasurer.
DR.. M. Halphide sold his nice
driving horse and buggy Friday to
A. ]. Waltner, cashier of the bank at
freeman, and a man arrived to drive
the outfit down there. The Dr.. has
pretty good luck in picking up good
driving horses anG developing them.
J. R. Milliken, Of Alpena, was in
t he city Friday. Mr.. Milliken will
assume the position as cashier Of
the Alpena bank Friday. Dale Wal
lace, who is at present filling the
position, expects to make the race
for county treasurer of Jerauld
county this fall and will step out in
a short time.
Z. G. Burns went to St. Paul
Friday to remain a few days. His
family is visiting there at present,
Mr.. Burns said they would return
to Mitchell IN about a month and
then would take up their residence
on the corner of Sixth and Dawson
streets, which he purchased a short
time ago.
Since the Milwaukee railroad COM
pany has established the system of
special police along the line OF road
the tramps have been fewer in num-
Der right along, and it has %effectual-
ly put a stop to their stealing rides
over the trains. A week ago there
was a big gang Of them in the city
hut at the present time they have
dwindled down to a small frac-
tion Of the usual number that has
hung aronud Mitcehll.
The Republican job printing rooms
just turned out an attractive hand
book for the Y. M. c. A. of DePauw
University, Of Greencastle. Ind