The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-28
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
TIL COURSE OF A WEEK.

Thursday, Aug 20, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Lind
hal, Saturday morning, August %, a
son.
The Mankato Commercial College
offers two months free. Address the
school, Mankato, MINI.
Supt. Coursey finished the exami-
nation of teachers Saturday evening,
&c being in attendance.
Miss Jessie Abraham, Of Chicago,
arrived to make a visit with her
mother, Mrs. John Abraham.
Gillis, the shoeman, %nnounces the
arrival of a splendid assortment Of
shoes from Boston, for ladies only.
Miss Mildred Rough left Saturday
morning for Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where she will take a position IN a
wholesale house.
Miss Marian Krom and Miss
Pierce went to Parker Friday to
visit with friends a short time be-
fore commencing their tall term of
school at Redfeld.
Mrs. Nellie Ward arrived home
Saturday from Letcher. She has
been up there several days visiting
her son. Frank. who is cashier of the
bank at that place.
Rev. W. II. Thrall, of Huron, Rev.
L.. Reynolds, Of RedieId, and Rev.
j.. @. Lindsay, of Chamberlain, who
have been in the city for several
days, returned to their various
homes Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crosbie have
been away on their usual summer
vacation, visiting points in Micbi-
gan and Wisconsin. They returned
, home Saturday via Minneapolis.
Mr.. Crosbie is the baggageman at
the Milwaukee depot.
Misses Mona Prescott and Mary
: Turner and Messrs. W. E. Turner and
D. N. Potter returned from Woon-
= socket Saturday. They went up
Friday evening and tried shooting
the chutes at Lake Prior and they say
the arrangements for the enjoyment
are very good indeed.
Z Frank Felt and his force of stone
y masons went to work again Monday
:. morning on the Widmann hotel build
= ing after an absence Of ten days,
most of which was put in in finish
, ing the University building. Mr..
Widmann docs not think there will
: be any more delays on the structure
from now on, or until he is stopped
by cold weather.
y Prof. L. A. Stout arrived home
saturday evening from Canton.
where he has been for the past two
= weeks conducting the teachers in.
seen in the Canton papers Prof
|, Stout made a splendid impression or
l. the students as an instructor. Since
the University closed the middle O
June Prof. Stout has been continu
j. ously working in Institutes, and ha
J; Just n months vacation at his dis
posal before resumine his work again
e James Fogarty arrived home Sat
d urday evening from Fort Dodge
le Iowa, where he went TO attend tn
0 funeral of his brother. MI. Fogart
r said he got to Delhart, Texas, al
hour after the relatives left wit
the body for Fort Dodge, but cha
he reached the Iowa town in time t
attend the funeral. He said hi
brother was shot from ambush b
: fW0 nnknnyyn mon a INinPh0Ctp
~ rifle of A caliber being used. Tw
~ men were arrested on suspicion bu
,d on the dying request of his brothe
the men were liberated.
rs Sunday morning Rev. a. + Fincl
be president Of the Baptist college,
Mt Sioux Falls, occupied the pulpit
the Baptist church and talked vel
nc enter5aingly about the college ar
its work. Mr.. Finch has just bee
&c called to the presidency of that il
ia s%titution and is covering the field
it's territory. The members Of tt
church and congregation subscribe
ict 800 to the support of the educatio
ho al institution. Sunday evening M
Finch delivered the sermon at tt
ho union services in the corn pala
no building, there being a large auc
in ence present. He spoke principal
Of the elements Of success in t.
Nv course Of life. making the religio
-; feature n Of the most prOminen
Prof. and Mrs. d. 3. Cropp le
Sunday evening via the Omaha TO
for Boulder, Colo, where they W
reside in the future. Prof. Crop b
roaoiuod tho nnnoi N + nnn on &c nlonnn