The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-28

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tnte of Lyman county.
Miss Maud Kimbail. of Chicago. is
visiting with her grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs $. f. Goodykoontz, also at
the home of Or. j. g. Mccartney.
Leo. Talbert, of Apple River, w.,
arri sed to make a visit with his
cousin, Miss Mary Murphy, who is
employed in w. j. Frad s. Co.'s store.
Jeanette and Arthur Smith ar
rived home Friday evening from
their trip to Minneapolis. They also
spent a short time at Oconomowcc.
WIS, a summer resort.
A. N Hoffman. John Kayser and
WIN. Rempfer came to Mitchell from
Sioux Falls Friday evening and went
home to Parkston last Saturday.
They had been over to Sioux Falls
to attend the tournament.
l.. p. Bartell, from Yankton, made
a pleasant call among the boys at The
Republican office Fri lay. Mr.. Bartell
is special representative for the Ideal
Acetylene Gas Co. Of Yankton.
Mrs. E. M. Cochran and daughter,
Glee, who has been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. May Wallace, returned
to her home at Artesian Friday.
Mr.. Cochran is editor of the Common
wealth.
Misses Mary and Ella Preston arriv-
ed home last Saturday from Battle
Creek, Mich, where they have been
visiting for the past month. They
were accompanied from Chicago by
MI. Preston.
Miss Winifred Tarbox. of Chicago,
who has been visiting with Roxy
Buterfield leaves this evening via the
Omaha roae to join her mother at
Salt Lake Guy, Utah, for the rest of
! me summer.
Mrs. j. j.. Cooper has been visiting
with friends at Letcher for the past
week and came home last Saturday.
Mrs. Otis Duncan, who visited with
Mrs. Cooper before going to Letcher,
accompanied her thither and passed
through to Sanborn.
Rev. G. V. Gililland was seer by a
reporter Friday just before leaving
on a trip in the interest Of Dakota
Wesleyan. He says that the pros
poets are better than ever before ana
that the fall term will oIen with
more students than were v e before
enrolled.
In conversation with Conductor
Burns, of the Milwaukee road, with
reference to how soon passenger SER
vice would be extended to Oacoma,
across the river from Chamberlain.
he said that he thought it would be
put in effect about Aug. 1st.
Hank Lewis was in Saturday
from his farm south of town, and he
reported that his crops we're making
a magnificent growth. his barley be-
ing especially fine and said he
Thought it would average at least 81
bushels per acre. He reported his
wheat to be the best it ever was and
would yield better than 25 bushels
per acre.
Engineer Holden has resumed his
run on the Omaha between Mitchell
and Sioux Falls again. For several
months be has been running between
Sioux Falls and Worhtington, taking
the place OF Ennineer Doolittle. who
was hurt in a wreck during the lat
ter part of the win1er. Mr.. Doolit-
tie has just been able to resume his
duties on an engine, although he
has been at work in other depart
ments of the road.
The tennis players who have held
forth on Main street for several years
and who were put out Of their courts
by the corn palace being located on
their grounds, have decided to Join
issues with the club on Fourth Av-
enue east and another will be put in,
giving tnree courts FOR playing, which
will afford ample opportunity for all
the members to play whenever they
desire. There is some talk of hold
ing an invitation tournament about
the middle CT September.
Sioux City journal: Major Dent,
bv Major Riley. tripped around the
Woodland park cour c Yesterday af-
ternoon, accompanied ny Miss Cappy,
quitting the watch at the figure OF
2:154. This-is not the fastest mile
the major has done this season, as he
holds the workout record Of 2:l2 fat.
But it was a pleasure to see him 90.
This pretty stallion has been fast
rounding into shape under the tou-
telage of Comfy and it looks as il he