The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-16

Miss Hattie Wahlstedt. who has
Jeen visiting with Mrs. Will Scailin,
returned home to Scotland Saturday
morning.
Jos. Michels started in as a student
Of the University of Minnesota this
and expects to finish the col
lcge course.
Mrs. Z. r. Norris left Saturday
via the Omaha road for Larch-
wood, Iowa, called there by the SER
ious illness OF her mother.
L. Schlimgen, of Madison, Wis :.
arrived Friday evening, being called
here on account Of the serious illness
OF her father, E. Schlimgen.
Mrs. w. S. Hill and little daughter
have been visiting here with Mrs.
Geo. e. Foster for several days and
returned home to ALEXANDRIA Sat-
urday morning.
Mrs. A. Craig RoHdish arrived
home on the delayed Omaha pas
seneer Thursday evening" from Pc
tosky. Mich where she was called
some weeks ago by the death of her
father.
: The Clarion announces the removal
OF its office from the basement of the
opera house to a building on First
Avenue east, in the location form
erly occupied by W. Fl. Bloss as a
second hand store.
Virgil Boyles came up from Yank-
ton Yesterday and returned this
morning. Mr.. Boyles and family will
remain there until the latter part Of
next week, to be present at the mar
rage of Mr.. Boyles's sister, Miss
Jane, which occurs on Wednesday.
The infant baby boy, aged eight
weeks, of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lo1enz
died at their home on the south side
Friday morning, and the funeral SER
vices were held this morning at 10
O'Clock, being conducted by Rev. R.
N. Kratz, the interment taking
place in Graceland cemetery.
j. Fl. Meyers, passenger agent Of
the Omaha road, arrived in the city
Saturday and held a conference
with the corn palace officials relating
to running a special train from Wor-
Ellington, Mimi, to Mitchell one day
during the corn palace. Mr.. Meyers
thinks it is very likely that the road
will order the tram to be run.
Prof. and Mrs. j. L. Lardner ar
rived Friday evening via the Omaha
road from Trinidad, Colo., where
they have been spending the sum-
mer. Prof. Lardner is associated
with the faculty of Dakota Univer-
They were accompanied by
Miss Burkhardt, a sister of Mrs.
Lardner. who will attend the college
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hutson and Mr..
aud Mrs. f. L. johnson, Of Slough
ton, Wis arrived in the city Sat-
urday and spent a portion OF the
day with DR.. and Mrs. Atkinson.
The party is making a trip to the
Pacific coast in an automobile tour
ing car. They have things arranged
very comfortable for travelling and
with their excellent machine are
able to cover a good many miles a day.
The band gave a good concert Friday
evening at the corner of Main street
and Third Avenue, and there was a
crowd out to hear it. The con-
cert Ia cut a little short on account
Of the millions OF bugs around the
light over the grand stand.
The musicians were unable TO fight
the BUGS and play their music at the
time. Any bum note that
might have heen made in the last
selection was due to the fact that a
bug of unusual size dropped on the
music and player took it for an ex-
note.
The E~rookings Register gives a re-
port Of the annual meeting OF the
State Veterinary Association, which
held its session in that place Aug.
30. DR.. S. NJ. Smith gave a report of
ca1bolic acid treatment OF acute cas-
OF tetanus. The following officers
elected: President, Dr.. T. H.
OF Mllbank; first vice presl-
dent, DR.. D. W. Stanley, Sioux Falls;
second vice president, DR.. Tuttle. Of
secretary and treasurer, DR..
E. L. Moore, Of Brookings. Mitchell
was selected for the location OF the
next annual meeting of the veterin-
a team belonging to Vim. Riggert,
a farmer, a away Saturday. 1t
was standing in front of Broadbcnt's
store when an automobile turned the
-orner from First Avenue east and
gave the animals sufficient impetus
make a lively run down Main
street and east in front OF Van AL
implement ware house. Lyle
Jacobus made a successful effort to