The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-26
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MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Miss Grace Mcdonald, of Sioux
f1lls was visiting friends in the city.
Miss Emily Kings has been at Big
Stone Lake for several weeks and
came home Saturday,.
Mrs. ID. B. Cropp accompanied her
mother, Mrs L. Richard. and sister,
Miss Richard, home from Boulder.
Colo, the first of the week.
u. E. Cassem left Monday fol
Aurora, H., being called there by
the death OF his father. MI. Cassem
resides Just owe the line in Hanson
county.
The atmosphere Sunday night was
sufficiently chilly as to bring up a
suspicion OF a possible frost. 1t
held Off, however, as the thermum.
eter only went to Al degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Winsor left
ON Monday for an eastern trip.
Mrs. Winsor will spend the most of
her time with hel sister at Albion,
Mich, while Mr.. Winsor will visit
various points in the east.
Dr.. and Mrs. e. +. Reamer and
little child arrived home Saturday
evening from Spirit Lake, Iowa.
where they have been on an outing
lasting two or three weeks. They
report a most enjoyable trip and the
rest of the Mitchell party viii come
home about Sept. lst.
ii. II. Motley returned home Thurs
day from Frankfort, near which
place he owns a big farm. He has
been there for several weeks looking
after his harvest. In that section
grain is not turning out very we'll
particularly wheat which was in
jured over 80 per cent by the rust.
Bert Robinson arrived from Egan
this morning and went to the Rose
bud reservation. He drew d number
a little " 1900 and went down to
see what kind of a claim he could
get. Mr.. Robinson is now living at
Egan, having given up the Salvation
Army work in which he was engaged
for several years.
An informal dancing party was
given in the Mitchell Club rooms
Friday evening after the band con-
cert, that was largely attended.
The music that was furnished by
Nichols mandolin clue was of the
character that pleases. and the
young people report a most enjoyable
evening of dancing.
O. e. Browne and family arrived
this morning via the Omaha road
from the state of Washington. where
they have been since the early part
of the summer. Mr.. Browne said
he say a number of former Dawson
county folks out there and they we're
all pretty we'll pleased with their
location, and liked the country.
A party of Mitchell people went to
Parker on Monday to attend the
twenty-6fth ami versary of Parker's
birth as d town. Parker is one of
the many good towns in the state
that has made a good, solid and per-
manent growth in the past six or
eight years. Here's hoping that she
may develop just as fast in the flu
ture.
supt. O. W. Goursey arrived home
Saturday evening from Kimball.
where be has been conducting a
teachers institute for Brule county
for the past two weeks. The superin-
tendent stated that the attendance
was large and that there vas a great
deal Of interest was displayed in the
session. Supt. Coursey delivered his
lecture on the Philippine Islands
during the course OF the institute.
On the editorial page today is pub
lished an article from the Redfeld
Press which covers the point that
Huron has disputed for some time
that Of the support OF the towns for
the successful candidate named by
the state legislature in the capital
removal resolution. Huron holds
that she is not bound by the COM
pact, but the members of tic Red
field committee, with one exception
express in interviews a different
idea, holding that they are in duty
bound to support Mitchell at the
polls, the same that Mitchell would
do were Red6eld the successful can.
didate.
1hos. Ball has got the building
fever again and will soon commence
the erection Of four houses. This
morning he completed the deal for
the purchase OF some ground in
Bracy's addition in the western
part Of the city, which will make
him six lots. On this property he
will erect tour two-story houses, the
contract having already been let for