The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-12

w. III. C0nyeS has something TO
say to readers in his advertising
space today concerning shirts OF a
summer texture.
Mrs. w. S Snyder and children. OF
Ethan, have been visiting with Mrs.
O. L.. Branson and returned home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Abraham Boynton went to
Wagner Tuesday to visit a few
days with her husband, Col. Boyn-
ton, who is in charge of the Wagner
State bank.
II. a. Rogers, representing the
Northwestern Druggist, of Mime
apolis, arrived in the city tuesday
to attend the sessions of the
south Dakota Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation,
Mrs Helen Like and daughter.
Miss May, left Tuesday for a
trip lasting a month. Mrs. Liko
went to sheboyagan. Mich, and
Chicago, and Miss Like went to SAN
born. Iowa.
Mrs Louis Rowland and children
have returned to their home in
Sioux City after a delightful sum
mer's visit With her mother. Dr..
Rowland Dean. at the latter's home.
fairview Farm northeast of town.
Howard Mclaughlin left Tuesday
mornine for his old home in West
Virginia. After a visit of a month.
during which be Will attend the st.
louis exposition, he viii 20 TO Wi
mona. Mimi, and take a position as
operator for the Milwaukee company.
E a. Graves spent Sunday in the
cityand returned to aberdeen Monday
evening. Mr.. Graves has charge of
the lunch counter in the Milwaukee
depot at Aberdeen and said that the
company had finished one of the
handsomest depots on that line of
IUdu III lIc SIdle.
|. a. Keith, president OF the
Druggists Mutual Insurance Co.
and a member of the State Board OF
Pharmacy. arrived in the city
Tuesday from Lake Preston to at
tend the meeting of the druggists.
The insurance company will hold its
annual meeting in this city thurs
day afternoon at ! 80 O'Clock.
Carl Widemann has been confined
to his home for a number of weeks
with an abScesS of the knee, and Just
now is able to get around a little.
Mrs. Wldemann and her Sol desire TIC
extend their thanks to the different
associations for the many kindnesses
and the many flowers that have
found thcir way to Call's sick room.
II. w. Coffee and family accompan.
led by Rev. w. n. Coffee and wife
returned Monday evening from SiouN
Falls where they intered in the
family lot the little four months ole
bane, Randolph Kendall, son of II.
w. and Mis-. S. L, Coffee who died q
spinal meningitis Sunday mornin-
at 9 80 O'clock, after an illness OF
four days.
Prof. NJ. Nj, Kramer and wife ant
two children came down from Mil
bank Tuesday morning and will max,
their home in Mitchell i'm the future
Prof. Kramer was elected principal o
the city schools in the spring, anC
it is believed that a very capabl,
gentleman has been secured for tht
position. His school work at Mil
bank has been very successful in th'
years he has been there.
An ice cream social was given a
the post room Monday evening by
the Ii. a. r. at which was an
nounced the winner Of the organ
that had been disposed of by tn,
post. John Grace was awarded tn,
iuSCTutueEl. ice cream atlQ cdkt
were served during the evening ane
T~urneaure's orchestra was presen'
and furnished some %enlivening music
Miss Lilah Older gave several 600,
elocution numbers that were hearth,
received. The storm during tn
early part OF the evening hao som
effect on the attendance, although
there was a good crowd present.
Bert Morgan came home from
Sioux City Monday evening. He ha
been down there for the past tire
weeks working as a cutter in tn
Cudahy Packing Co.'S plant .durin,
the strike. Mr.. Morgan said tina
things we're quite peaceab.e at Siou:
City and that the strikers did no
attempt to modest the non-uniol
laborors at their work in the plant
He stated that the Cudahy plan
was being run with a force of abou
800 men in all departments and tina
they were killing on an average Q
$50 head of cattle and about BOG hog
every day. He said that shipment
of mnaf warn bnjpO pnrr;o6 On c+ool