The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-28
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Miss Marjorie Ruth went to Plank
linton Saturday evening to visit with
friends several days.
H. j. Mohr was over from Alexan-
dria on some legal matters and re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Lillian Patterson visited a few
days with her parents near Plankin-
ton and returned to the city Sat
urday morning.
Miss Nettie Wells has been visiting
her parents IN the city for several
weeks and returned home Saturday
morning to Chicago,
Mrs. l.. c. Taylor returned to
Alexandria Saturday after a visit
of several days with Rev. L. H.
Youngman's family.
After a brief visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Melon
aid. Mrs. A. y. Hoon and little son
returned home..to armour Saturday
morning.
Fl. D. Buttertield makes announce
ment in his new advertisement today
of the daily arrival of new fall dress
goods, which were purchased on his
recent trip to New York.
Will Herzog has been here for sew
eral days setting up the cylinder
press in the Gazette office. He fin
ished the job and returned home to
Yankton Saturday morning.
X. A. Johnson and family arrived
home Friday afternoon from their
trip to Sweden, having been away for
several months. Mr.. JohnsoD's father
died a short time after his arrival
there.
A. 7. McGovern & Sons are making
a special reduction in price on some
dress skirts in their stock at the
present time, and also announce the
arrival of some new stylish su1tings.
Read what they have to say in theil
new advertisement.
Miss Florence Wilson went to Ha-
warden, Iowa, Saturday. She
will visit friends there until nexl
week and then 60 to Sioux City tC
take the examination for teachers in
Woodbury. county. She will teach
in a school near Sioux City with the
opening of the fall term of school.
A. B. Hager is papering and paint,
ing his building at 800 Main street
and putting 1T in shape for a new
millinery establishment, which viii
be opened there this week. It vii
be owned and operated by Miss F. E
Mitchell, OF Portage, Wis. He
goods have arrived and Miss Mitchell
came yesterday with her household
goods.
J. L. Robinson, who is working il
the Mitchell National bank, will
leave this week for Taunton, Mass,
He has been rendered and accepted
the position Of principal of TIL
Taunton Commercial college. MI
Robinson has had considerable eS
perience in that line of work and wi.
give good service to the college
Mrs. Robinson is expected to arriv
home this evening from Duluth
MINI.
While the thermometer is hangin
around the 95 degree mark during til
present warm spell people are incline
to stand it without much grumblin
for the reason that every day NEAR
, that much nearer the development
t the corr crop. Farmers in the Gil
y say that this warm weather is ju!
! the making of the corn and that
is maturing very rapidly. There
U not much danger Of frost with tt
= thermometer up to the 95 mark du
) ing the day and not going any low
y than IS during the night.
o. A. B. Rowley came down fro
t Woonsocket Saturday and wei
r. out to his farm north Of Mitche
that morning. Mr.. Rowley says no
withstanding the statement pu
lished in the Woonsocket News tn
y he still considers Sanborn county
Il his home. inasmuch as all his int
y ests are there. His business ne
y takes him to all parts of the counur
u and he is on the road the great
j. share of the time. Mr.. Rowley
II accompanied by w. P. Cooper,
Chalmers, Ind, who owns quite
y good deal OF land in the vicinity
u Miller. He has held it on specu
l. ton for a year OF more and is disp'
'0 ing Of much Of it at an increase
~ price that is quite satisfactory
=, him.