The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-24
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN N,
THE CURSE OF A WEEK..

Born, to Nh. and Mrs. n. A..
llaax. Monday, June 20. a son.
Born. to Nh. and Mrs. L, ;. Could,
Wednesday, Jone Is, a Daughter.
County Auditor Slearns left Monday
lnolnipg for Cleveland. Ohio, to he
gone 4 week OF ten days.
Prof. L. \. Stout went to Canton
Monday morning to take part in the
work of the teachers Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. sid W.. Smith went
to Spirit Lake, Iowa, on the eNcur-
sion Sunday morning and expect to
remain there about two months
Miss Alice Boyer returned home to
Ashton last l'.iday after a years
course at the University.
Ms. :. II Wilson has been visit
ing with Mrs. T.. W. Frcyberg for
the past week aud returned home to
Salem Thursday evening.
Prof. NJ. j.. Grimm, a member of
the University faculty, left Friday
morning for his home i'm st. Paul To
spend the summer with his family.
Miss Edith Noble, teacher in the
high school department of the city
schools, left This morning for her
home in Centerville to remain
through the summer.
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Gale.
VIM. Blacker has purchased the
outfit and material on hand that was
used in the cigar factory owned by
the late Otto Stroeberger and has
consolidated it with his factory on
lower Main street.
Miss Lou Reeves, who has been
operating a Simplex typesetting md
chime in the office of the Northwest
ern Agriculturlst, i'm Minneapolis,
arrived home Thursday evening for a
vacation of two months.
Prof, r. b. Miller, who resigned
from the University faculty, left
last Friday for his home at Roch-
ester, Ind, and was accompanied by
Eben w. Moves, one of the 1904 sen
Tor graduates, going to bis home at
Mattcon. lii.
Mrs. +. II. Helf left for Medina,
Ohio, to spend the rest of the sum-
mer with relatives. Prof. I1otf, who
is teaching in the teachers institute
at Plankinton expects to 90 east for
a short period of rest after complet-
ing his work out there.
Rev. and Mrs. L. a.. Youngman
who were here to attend the gradu-
ating exercises OF the University, at
which their daughter, Miss Ruth,
received her diploma as a member of
the senior class, returned home to
Huron last Friday, accompanied
by Miss Youngman.
j.. O. and C. W.. Wal1ath left last
Friday for GAINESVILLE. Wis being
summoned there 10y the sudden death
of their mother. which occurr d
THURSDAY morning. She had not
been in good health for some little
time but her conoiton was not con
sidred serious at any time.
$. c. Jones and family left Thus
day evening for Big Stone City,
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Jones owns a large farm i'm the
vicinity of Big Stone City and lie
thinks it likely that he will move to
the farm in the spring and follow
that avocation for a while. MI.
Jones and family have resided in
Mitchell for a number of years and
have formed friendships and ac-
quajntances that will be sorrowfully
broken. We hope they Will be sue
cessful in their new home. Frank
Jones Will remain in Mitchell in the
employ of L. +. Stair,
Mls. NJ. l.. Bobb, was injured
Thursday evening by jumping from
a buggy, injuring her hip and bruis-
ing her body in several places. She
was riding home with M1s. G. f.
Vermilyea and as they reached the
stone bridge an engine was approach
ing the crossing. The horse took
fright and started to run IN front of
the engine. Mrs. Bobb under stood
Mrs. Nermilyea to say to jump and
she did so with the result stated.
When the horse and buggy crossed
the track the engine was within a
few feet of the outfit and Mrs. Yer.
milyea narrowly escaped an injury.
There was a big crowd Of people
at the old settlers celebration at
Fulton Thursday and everybody went
in to enjoy themselves to the full.
The Mitchell band was present and
furnished some excellent music dur.
in the day. In the absence of Major
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