The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-05
Miss Nellie Coffin went to Mellette
Monday to remain a short time.

drla. is visiting with relatives in
the city.
Miss Mamie Saul went to Fort
Dodge, Iowa, Monday to visit
several weeks with friends.
Mrs. S. A. Gardner and Enid Til
lotson left Monday for Leon and
Osceola, Iowa, to visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Emily Bras went to Geddes
Monday to attend the teachers
institute as the representative OF
The Educator.
\. Brady Beck. of Canton. clerk OF
courts of Lincoln county, spent Sun
day in the city with friends and re-
turned home Monday.
ID. McDernaid is erecting a neat
cottage in the vicinity of the Mil
waukee stock yards, it being the sec
ond one that he has built. 1t will
be for rent when completed.
Miss Sara Scallin went out on the
reservation, 20 miles west of Cham
berlain, on Monday to remain a
couple OF weeks with Miss Tillie
White, who is living on her claim.
Misses Pearl and Mabel Jackson.
who have been away on a trip to the
st. Louis exposition, arrived home
Saturday evening. They stopped a
short time en- route home at Charles
City, Iowa.
w. III. Phillips vent to Brookings
on Monday to look after insur-
ance matters in the northern part of
the state. He has recently been as
signed that much additional territory
for the NJ. B. A.
DR.. b. A. Bobb, DIR. e. f. Rea-
mer, DIR. r. j. Lamme and Geo. r.
Douthit and each of their families
departed Monday morning for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, for the next month ard
they will go into camp at Arnold's
park for an outing.
Miss Lucy Roth left on Monday
for Battle Creek. Mich, where she
will visit for a month or more with
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Wooley, who
are now living on a farm. Mr..
Woolley's health is reported to be
some better in that country.
A. II. Bayley. who recently re-
turned from a trip to Rockford,
Ia, was in the city Monday from his
farm in Plano township. Mr.. Bayley
says that South Dakota corr is away
ahead Of the product in that part of
Iowa. They have had altogether too
much wet weather.
w. b. Mallory will practice law at
Lennon. and left for that place Mon
day morning to open up for business.
MIR. Mallory is a graduate of Dakota
University and later took a law
course in the Northwestern Univer-
sity a Evanston. He is a conscien-
tious young man and we believe thai
he will make a success in the profess
sion. for which he is so we'll fitted.
Mrs. c. II. Kibbee and Mrs. Geo.
M. Rowley left Monday for Ell
dora, Iowa, being called there by the
serious illness of Mrs. Judge Porter.
a sister OF Mrs. Kibbee. ms. Por-
ter is in very poor health and 1T is
believed that she ear not long sur
vive. Mrs. Porter is we'll known in
Mitchell and the news of her serious
condition will be regretfully re-
ceived.
Guy LaFollelte, a reporter on the
Sioux City Tribune, spent Sunday
in the city with his parents, Editor
and Mrs. LaFollette. He has been
out to Chamberlain reporting the
drawing of names for Rosebud lands,
and was on his way back to Sioux
City. After the first day Mr.. La
Toilette said that the excitement
died out and that the last dav there
was hardly any body at the drawing.
The Lily band, of Day county,
came down on the Milwaukee passen-
ger from the north Saturday morning
and spent the day in the city. In
the afternoon the members Of the
band were given a drive over the
city and they eS pressed themselves
as being highly pleased with Mitch
ell in every respect. at the conclu-
sion Of the drive the boys got their
instruments and gave a concert Of
an hours length on the corner of
Main and Park Avenue. Their
playing was listened to by a large
crowd Of people, who applauded their
splendid music. The band is a good
musical organization a%nd.they play
a fine grade Of music, under the di-
rection of George Rosenberg, the
leader. The personnel OF the band
is as follows: Clarinets, a.. D. Ash,
Charles Ash, Edward Berven, Oscar
Berven: comets. II. II. Payne, j.
o. Thoe, Fl. G. Grimes. n. O. Dali
en-: baritone. Nels Nelson bass, O.
?. Olson: %trombones, Fred Stone,