The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-02

Nj. ii. Rowley, Mitchell, S. ID.
Miss Eliza Ner1nilyea left FRIDAY
morning for Sanborn and Spirit
Lake. Iowa, for Il visit.
Miss Florence Wilson returned
Thursday to Hawarden, Iowa, neal
winch pace she will teach school this
fan and winter.
George Anderson, of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, arrived Thursday evening tc
make a visit with old friends and to
look after his property.
Mrs. f. G. Valley and little baby
who has been visiting at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wi.llson
returned TO her home in Chicago
Thursday.
II. c. Kelso returned home &c
@1nterset, Iowa, and ON harvest *
culsion day, Sept. s., he expects to
bring II party of Illinois farmers to
tills section to inspect the country.
Mrs F. O. Marx arrived Friday
from Bruce, beng called here
by The accident which happened
TO Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Redford 5
baby.
MIR. and Mrs Avery Frink desire to
express their sincere thanks to
them friends for the many kind
cou1tesles which were extended to
them during the sickness and death
of their little child.
Mrs. Q. florence and dauehters,
Mice and Charlotte. of Minneapolis.
and Mrs. Thos. Lane, of Cam Valley
who have been Visiting at the home
OF their cousin, J.E. Wells, returned
to their homes Friday.
@, z. Hite, who has been employ
ed as a jeweler in Nichols's store.
resigned his position and went to
Aberdeen last Friday to work for
4 Trip. MIR. Hite is a
very capable workman. and made
NtIill lILCluS Willie III TIE CllN
Mrs. Geo. A. silsby and Mrs. Ii.
G. Nichols arrived home this after
noon. Mrs. Silsby was in attendance
the national encampment of the
r. G. at Boston, and Mrs.
Nichols has been at Chautauqua, n.
T., taking a course in piano instruc-
ton TO better tit herself for her
work among her large class of pupils
i'm this city. at the C%bautauqua
gathering Mrs. Nichols had the op.
.portunity of being under some of the
very best Instructors in this country.
The corn palace uilding is being
enlarged at the present time to ac-
the large crowds which
will assemble therein during the
of Sept. % TO Oct. i. An ad-
of 1900 square feet of floor
space is being added to the north
side, which will be used for ounty
exhibits and the space formerly used
this purpose will be used for
seats. The stairway ON the north
side OF the building will be turned
quarter way around so that a better
We" OF the stage al be obtained
from that part OF the building.
Dennis NJ. Potter, who has held
The position of night clerk at The
Mitchell for the past four and a half
years, has resigned the place and
viii 20 away for a short vacation
rip. MI. Potter has always been
very popular wiJh the travelling pub
ic and carefully looked after the in
-elests of the hotel and the comforts
the guests while ON duty. When
The Widmann opens up under the
management of b. L. johnson. of
canton, Mr.. Potter will take the DO
of Cay clerk. He is succeeded
IS night clerk at The Mitchell by Mr..
HIopf.
Miss Grace White was badly burned
the home of her sister, Mrs. Raw
smith, Thursday. She was using the
stove and while absent from
room a for Il few moments one of
he burners went out. On returning
Miss White lighted a match
10 apply to the burner, and in an
Instant the flames shot into ner:.face,
burning the flesh and her hair. Her
land and arm were also burned. 1t
S not thought that her features
will be Scared, except slightly on
Ter forehead. Her many friends will
,e pleased to know the accident did
rot result more seriously.
G. w. Hoon Thursday completed
he deal of selling his ice cream par
ors to Mr.. Fred NJ. White, Of Hud-
on, a brother-in-law of DR.. Ray
smith. Mr.. Hoon will for the pre-
ent look after a large number of
attic which he is feeding for the
all market. and has not decided up
N his future movements. Mr.. White
5 a very pleasant appearing gentle
nan and has a family of a wife and
1lrnp rhi11rpn Uh0 mill ~, -.