The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-05
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this moaning to spend the day.
Miss Nellie Dunlevy, who has been
visiting relatives at Parker and
Sheldon. Iowa, returned home Tues
day evening.
A. \. 'FruaN. who was threatened
Monday night with an attack oil ty-
phoid fever. is reported as being
some better today.
Miss Maude LaFollette has been
visiting with friends at Chamber
lain for the past week and returned
home Wednesday morning.
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c. +. Townsend and Louis Pticifer,
of Parker, have accepted positions
as jewelers. with III. q. Nichols.
who now has three men at benches
in his store.
a rain visited this section Tuesday
evening and the precipitation
amounted to .33 inches. 1t is report
ed that three miles west OF town
very little rain fell.
Jos. Herbert arrived from Chicago
Wednesday to make visit of sew
eral weeks with his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. VIM. Herbert. He was accom-
panied 10y his friend, Lawrence
Whitley.
Mrs. j. w. Gone and daughter.
Miss Myrtle E.. were guests at the
home Of II. L. Cone while en-
route from Sioux Falls to Chamber
lain. They will make a visit here
on their way home.
Lost.-On July 4th at Ruskin
park. a gold watch with gold chain,
cross or chain; name. Nellie, on in
side of back case. a reward of $40
Will be given the finder.
Nellie Kane, Letcher, S. ID.
Rev. w. n. Coffee and family, of
Washington Springs, are visiting
with relatives in the city, having
arrived from Sioux Falls Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Coffee says he is maxi
ing his farwell visit to Mitchell, as
he will leave in a month for Port
land, Ore, TO reside in the future.
he will have charge of two churche S
IN the Portland district.
John Q. Adams, of Chicago, and
Nj. n. Denmead, of Marshalltown,
Iowa, have been in the city for sew
eral days, and left for their homes.
Mr.. Denmead owns $50 acres of land
known as the II. r.. Saul farm, and
he was out to see how the crops
looked. lie was we'll pleased with
the situation at the present time.
He declared that the corn in this
country exceeded anything that was
grown in Iowa this year.
"Never TO late to mend'' may APP
ply to some things, but il your horse
has a cut, a call or a sore of any
kind, the quicker you can apply
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gists
Howard Mclaughlin. who has held
the post OF day operator at the Mil
waukee Depot for the past year, has
been promoted in the service of the
company and Thursday left for
Wlnona. Mimi, where he will have
a similar position under NJ, Il. Pat
ton. the former agent here. MIR.
Mclaughlin is a young man i'm years
but his work as an operator is that
of a person Of maturer age, and his
work has always been of the highest
character. His fellow employees at
the office regret TO have him leave.
He will 20 TO his home in West Vir-
ginia for a months visit before TAX
ing up the work at Winona. Chas.
Simpa, who has been doing the night
work, is promoted to day work, and
John Simon, Of B~ridgewater, will
have charge Of the night office.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Miller got
back Tuesday evening, via the Oma-
ha road, from their trip into Iowa.
They started last Thursday for Pau
ora, Iowa, to make the trip with
their automobile. but they had bad
luck before the first twenty-four
hours passed over. At Inwood they
encountered a heavy rain which
made the roads so heavy that it was
very bad going for the automobile.
When they got to the southern part
of Calhoun county. Iowa, and within
forty miles of their destination, the
gearing broke and they had to ADAM
don the trip NIr. Miller thought
he wrenched the gearing while going
through the heavy roads the first
dav out. The automobile was left
at l'arnamviile and he said the ma
chine had got to work its way
through and that he would never