The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-18
DR.. Ray Smith came up from Park
ston Saturday evening.

DR.. Ray Smith came up from Park
ston Saturday evening.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Shaw.
at Aberdeen, Friday, Sept. II. a
daughter.
Mrs, L. W. Adams left Monday
for her home at Sydney, Oklahoma.
She has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. e. L. Meyer, for several months.
Edward Cook, son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Cook, left via the DELAYED
Omaha passenger Sunday evening for
st. Paul, where he will enter the ST.
Thomas academy.
Mrs. Ii. D. Butterlield and daEgh-
ter. Roxy, left Tuesday via the
Milwaukee road for Faribault. Mimi.
where the latter will enter a young
ladies' boarding school.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Beckwith, who ac-
companied the Mitchell party on the
tip TO SanFrancisco, CAL, during
the national encampment of the G.
a. r., arrived home Saturday even
ing, having been away a mOnth.
MI. and Mrs. o. Fl. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. a. Boylan, j. N. Crow and
II. G. Tapp went to Yankton Mon
day morning to attend the state fair.
Mr.. Tapp will make a display OF the
harrow made by the Dakota. Manu-
featuring Co.
}. Winter says that he will be
ready to open his dry goods store in
the old postofice building on Sept.
%. a portion Of his stock is here
and the rest will be in the latter part
or n week, SO that everything will
be in readiness for the first day of
the Orr palace.
Geo. w. Law sent seven of his
Light Brahma chickens over to the
Huron fair and they were shipped
back to him Saturday evening. Out
OF the seven entries he took four first
premiums and three seconds, besides
n special premium. Mr. Law has
some very fine birds and. he is well
pleased with the showing he made at
the Huron fair.
Rev. Fred t. Drewett, pastor 81
the Baptist church, has received a
unanimous call to the passionate of
the Baptist church at Albert Lea,
Mimi. He preached there a week
ago Sunday AMI it is evident that he
impressed the congregation and mem
bers with his ability. Mr.. Drewett
has not decided yet as to the accept
ance of the call.
Earl Brown. who has been working
in The Republican job department
for the past year, has gone to Sioux
Falls to take a position with Will A.
Beach. Mr.. Brown is a very TASTY lob
printer and his work has always been
highly satisfactory to this office and
its patrons. Misplace here has been
supplied by a capable printer, G. L..
whose work is meeting the re-
of the office.
There was just a little change in
the weather Sunday morning. and
the thermometer went hunting after
Frost. Sunday morning the
government thermometer registered
at 80 degrees, and Monday morn
ing it was at the same point. Sun
day the highest point reached was
A degrees. So far as we could learn
there was no frost in this vicinity. |
although the mercury was within one
Of freezing.
Clarion d. Hardy left Monday
to enter the Northwestern Univer-
sity. Mr.. Hardy is a graduate Of
Dakota University and will enter the
CT oratory in Northwest
ern, besides taking up one or two
studies in the college course. Mr..
Hardy is gifted in matters of oratory
and we look for him to reach a high
point in the profession. One year
ago he won first place in the state Or
atorical contest and also in the inter
state.
Messrs. Ray and Walter Carhart..left
Monday for Boston. Mass. They !
will enter the theological department
Of Boston University to pursue that
until they are both turned out