The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-14
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A. L.. G. Hillman returned from
his visit to Hazleton, Iowa, Wednes-
day evening via the Omaha. 4
Clate Tinan let the Kimbalt Graph-
ic rest Thursday and he cane in to
attend the circus. Clate says he
will never pass up a good show when
it is in with hailing distance.
w. III. Tnrneaure took the train
Thursday morning for Madison, Wis.
to superintend the building of a ten
thousand dollar suburban residence
for his nephew, Prof. f. E. Tur-
neaure of the state university.
Messrs. Scriven and Swindler turned
the money they collected for the
Fort Pierre flood sufferers over to j.;
L. Hanett, president OF the council,
who will forward the amount Sl4l, to,
the mayor of Fort Pierre. Mitchell
people were very glad indeed to help
those distressed people.
Mrs. VIM. M. Smith entertained a
party of young ladies and gentlemen
at her home Wednesday evening for
her niece, Miss Helen Hood, Of Free
port, Ill. The ev ening was delight
fully spent in music and dancing on
the large porch. Refreshments we're
served.
The state tennis tournament will
be held in Sioux Falls commencing
Monday next, and the managers over
there are confident of a very large
number Of entries. Mitchell will be
represented in the tournamen1 by
Drs. a. j. Dix and Ray Smith and
o. Il. Wells and G w. Downey in
the doubles and each player will
make entries for the singles,
Prof. W. A.. shurtleff was here
from Parker fol- a day or two and re-
turned home Thursday morning. MI.
Shurtleif has concluded the ARRANGE
ments for accepting the position Of
cashier OF the State Bank at Loomis,
which will be opened in a short time.
Heis we'll known in Mitchell, having
for a number Of years been at the
head of the commercial department
of Dakota Wesleyan University.
The Republican is installing anew
job press in the commercial printing
department which will add greater
facilities for turning out the best
work in the city. The press is one
Of the best made and will turn oat
$500 impressions per hour. The Re
publican JOB department. can meet any
demand that is made upon it in the
shortest possible time, and this fact
should be taken into consideration
when you order your commercial
work or jobs of any description.
The people living in and around
Fort Pierre are in great distress by
reason Of the recent flood Of waters
that swept owe that section of coun-
try. The mayor OF Fort. Pierre has
sent out an appeal for help to the
towns in the state and Mayor Silsby
received a circular. He turned
the subscription paper over to j. II.
Scriyen and Henry Swindler and
they are circulating among the busi-
ness and all citizens. Mr.. Scriven
said he would raise over $3.50 for the
sufferers out that way.
Miss Edna Wallis, Of Riverside,
had her hand and foot burned severe
ly Wednesday. She vas making candy
and the pan Of boiling syrup was
accidentally tipped over, running
over on her hand which hardened
very quickly, making 1T hard to re-
move, burning the skin almost to d
crisp. The boiling candy also run
on her foot which was very seyerly
burned before it could be removed.
A doctor was called to dress the
burns.
Co. D returned home Thursday
from Watertown, where the boys
have been in.canlp for nearly a week.
With the exception of the time it
rained everything passed off smooth
ly and they reported having enjoyed
the camping experience. The COM
pany was in command o! Lieutenant
Ross Rathbun during the stay in
camp. owing to Captain Kimble's re-
turn home. All the boys spoke very
highly of the efficient manner in
which Lieuteant Rathbun discharged
his duties as acting captain. Co. II
of Kimball, also came in on the
north train.