The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-14
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY,
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
II COURSE OF A WEEK.

departed Saturday for Frceport,
ILL.,, to make a visit with relatives.
Don't fail to see the new McCorm.
lex vertical lift mower at Will
Koch's.
Miss Blanche Maxon, who has been
the guest of Miss Hazel Lathrop. re-
turned home to Sioux City Monday
morning.
T. B. German has moved his stock
OF furnishing goods from the Wild
mann building to the rooms over the
First National Bank.
Mrs. P. Q. Burns and children
came in from the Crow Creek
Agency Monday morning to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Bately.
Mrs. Laura Burke and Mrs. Thomp-
son and children of 1t. Dodge, Ia.
and Miss May Wolhford Of Armour,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. FL.
A. Boylan.
DR.. Frank Brush, was a guest at
the home of Prof. Z. a. Duncan. DIR.
Brush is we'll known in Mitchell and
is cordially greeted by many of his
old friends.
81. L. Bras, of the Educator, has
purchased the job printing outfit of
Lee Kreidler, and which was. recently
owned by Mrs. Owen. Mr.. Bras will
move the outfit to his office in a few
days. Mr.. Kriedler will take a posi-
tion in the Educator office.
Hay land for rent. Half section in
Prosper township. Grace M. Jordan,
All, LaDue street, south side.
Agent Wilt says that the Omaha
road expects to run another Of it's
popular excursions to Duluth, about
July 81, when a rate Of SIS for the
round trip will be made. These ex-
cursions have always been we'll pat
ronized i'm Mitchell and doubtless
many will plan to make the trip.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Mott, stopped
over a day or two with friends in the
city while enroute home to Aber-
deem from Indiana points, where
they had been on a wedding trip.
Carl formerly resided in Mitchell and
is now manager of the restaurant in
the Milwaukee depot at Aberdeen.
William Llpimski's mlsfortunes do
not come singly, but rather IN pairs.
Friday the little toe on his right
foot was run i've by a handcar and
Saturday he was seriously burned
by the explosion of a gasoline stove
at his home on First Avenue west.
His face and arms received nearly
the full force of the explosion.
A meeting of the corn palace COM
mittee was held Monday morning at
which it was decided to let the con-
tractors figure on the plans aud speci-
tications for the purpose OF aseer-
tanning what the new structure will
cost. The plans and speci ticatins of
the acrhitect have not as yet heen
accepted.
j. c. Palmer, editor of the White
Lake Wave and his son MIC. Palmer,
and daughter Rees, passed through
the city Saturday, ON their way home
from the meeting Of the National
Editorial Association, held at Guthrie
Oklahoma, June 6, I and s. They
returned home by way Of Los Angeles
Portland and Denver.
Information has been received by
friends in, the city of the marriage
of Mrs. Mae Hill to II. E. Pierce,
which occurred Wednesday, July S,
at Dubuque, Iowa. Mrs. Hill has
been employed in a clerical capacity
in several stores in Mitchell for four
or five years and Mr. Pierce is a ira
Yelling mar who used to make this
territory. Their home will be at
Dubuque.
Guy Aikens left Monday with
a string of PAGERS and trotters for
Davenport, Iowa, for the opening
of the Cheat Western Circuit, Aug.
8. He had M. H. Gosche's "Black
Walnut" Miss LOCKWOOD" and
DR.. M, the latter being owned by
Or. Milburn, Of Washington. Black
Walnut will be sent in the 81, 900
pacing a C during the meet. The
PAGER is in fine condition for the
work of the season..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Beckwith ar
rived from Elk Point Thursday after
NOON and will visit Mr.. Beckwith's
parents for a day. They are enroute
to Fargo, N. d., their future home.
Mr.. Beckwith has purchased an in
terest in the Northern Loan and
Trust Co., a banking institution,
in which he will hold the position
OF treasurer. Their many friends in
Mitchell will wish them much success