The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-20
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Mrs. P. Kjelmyr. of Montrose, ar
rived Saturday evening to make a
visit with her parents.
Mrs. Ben Oleson, OF McGregor,
Iowa, is visiting in the city, the
guest of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Rowley.
Mrs. John Brown and son, Harry.
departed Monday for Tacoma,
Wash, to make a visit of a month
with her father, Jerry Butterfeld.
Miss LYDIA Grace went out to Buff
alo county Monday to complete
her residence on her claim in order
that she can prove up OF the same.
If you want the best lister on the
market buy a John Deere and if you
want the best cultivator for listed
orr buy the Badger. Nothing equal
to it on the market. SOLD by d. W.
Collins.
Miss Elenora r. Reber, assistant
editor of the Housekeeper, Minnea-
polls, was in the city MonGay and
made The Republican a pleasant
call. She had been visiting at her,
home in Kimball and was on her way
back to her work.
The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner SalVe. For all skin diseases,
all cuts or sores, and for piles, its
the most healing medicine. Be
ware of substitutes. s. H. Scallin.
Mrs. Anna Morris-Clark arrived in.
the city Monday from Deadwood to.
take a position as one Of the teach
ers in the Dawson county institute.
She will be a guest at the home of
Fl. G. Clark during her stay in the
lefty.
Prof. +. H. Hoff returned from
Woonsocket last Friday having
been there for the past two weeks
teaching in the county institute.
He went to Plankinton Saturday
and will conduct the institute
lin Aurora county.
DR.. and Mrs. B. a. Bobb left this
morning for Chicago, where they
will remain for about ten days.
From there they will go to various
points in Wisconsin and visit with
relatives, expecting to be gone two
Tor three weeks.
Prof and Mrs. j. Il. Fullmer de-
parted Friday morning for Defiance,
EOhio. to spend their summer vaca-
ftion. Prof. Fullmer is a member OF
the faculty Of Dakota University
and they will return to Mitchell
about the 1st of September.
"a drive over The city reveals the
fact that a great many people are
J %painting their residences and other.
wise Improving their property. There
, are so many individual cases that it
: is difficult to specify. However, it
is a very nice thing and denotes a de.
sire to make things attractive in the
!, residence part of Mitchell.
J Miss Rosina Kiehlbauch returned
to her home at Tyndall Friday morn.
Ting. Miss Kiehlbauch has been at.
tending Dakota University for the
past four or five years and was ont
OF the senior graduates this week.
She has made a large number o1
friends in the city since she has beer
attending college and they will mis-:
her presence inSthe citysvefy much.
t Judge Smith and Court Stenograph.
: er Boyles went out to Oacoma Monda,
Afternoon to open asterm of circui
! court3for Lyman county. The tern
will doubtless be alively one through
out@on account of the trying Of th'
+ cattle rustlers, against whom ther.
i are some twenty indictments, tl1
j most notable OF whichis that Of Jacl
Sully, WHO has been wanted long ant
! earnestly by the authorities on
8 there
Miss May Rogers and Will Roger
arrived in the city to spend tn
summer With theH parents. Mis-
Rogers has been teaching school il
, Minneapolis for the past year. MI
! Rogers is just home from the Philip
pines, having been in the regula
d army for a little over two years
s On account of i'll health he was re
turned to the states to finish hi
S term Of enlistment and has been a
s San Francisco since his return t,
t this country.
!. The Pan-American circus arrived j
the city Sunday morning from tn
, south and the paraphernalia was a
c once unloaded. The train consiste
: of IS car By 10 O'clock all the tent
were up, with the exception of tn
3 main tent. Breakfast was serve
It and then the whole circus populs
q lion went into uuietude for fine res