The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23

apOHS SaLurdaY 10 attend u sum-
mer school.
Miss Hilda Moran, who was stenoe-
rapl1er for A. A. Truax, went to her
home at Pierre Friday.
VIM. Heroerf. ST., was called to
Marshalltown, Iowa, Friday, hls
sister not belng expected to live.
Mrs. f.. M. Hammer who went TO
Tennessee tile latter part OF the win
ter, returned home a few days ago.
Mrs. r. j. Purdy went to Armour
Tuesday to visit with relatives
through tine tiremen's tournament.
Mrs. w. M. Herbert departed Satur-
day for Chicago to visit with
relatives and friends for a week or
ten days.
Rev. j. f. Quincy and wife re-
turned to their home at Washington
Friday. They wefe here to attend
the commencement exercises and
normal alumni.
Dr.. A. Ell. Daniels and s. II. Seal
lin departed Saturday morning for De-
troit, Micls., to attend the meeting
LOT the Cooperative Publishing Co !,
in which the two gentlemen are
Stockholders.
Mrs. r. e. Ruth went to Chicago
Saturday and on her return will
be accom- panied home by her daugll-
ter. Miss MARJORIE, who has been at
tending the conservatory of music at
Oberlm, Ohio.
Prof. II. II. Hoff, the superintend-
ent of the Mitchell schools, went
OUT to Plankinton this afternoon
where he will teach in the teachers
institute the next two weeks. At
ter that Prof. Uoff expects to g1 east
to spend the remainder of his vaca-
lion.
The Bachelor Club gave one of its
summer dancing parties Friday even
ing in the rooms OF the Mitchell
Club, and the evening vas just de-
lllghtfully cool for the affair. The
Nichols mandolin club put up some
fine musical numbers for the dancers
aud the party vas enjoyed to the
full.
At Will Koch's you will find a full
line Of Plymouth and other tinder
twines, Mccormick and Champion
how rakac at Will KOch,c
Geo. w. Dutton, Of Clinton, Iowa,
is visiting with his brother, Chester
Dutton. Mr.. Dutton is one of the
oldest employees Of the Chicago &
Western railroad and is on
the pension list Of the road, having
completed a service OF Al years for
the company, and is now too old to
perform the duties that would be
required Of him.
w. N. HOLLANDS has been over in
the vicinity of Fulton for the past
week Installing a telephone system
for six or eight farmers, the line
running to. Fulton to connect up
with the local and long distance lex
change. The line, which is a pri-
vate one, is seven miles in, length
and gives these farmers. close CON-
munication with their markets.
The rain Friday is reported to
have been quite general i'm the county
and was heavier in the country than
in town. The precipitation was lie
Inches. The farmers are bringing
the most glowing reports of the
growth of all grains, corn, wheat
and oats making a splendid growth
at the present time. A number OF
farmers have commenced to cut their
alfalfa for the first time and they fig
ure they will be atle to cut it twice
more during the summer season.
Don't fail TO see the new McCorm-
lex vertical lift mower at Will
Koch's.
The machinery for the Mitchell
Boiler & Iron Works has arrived and
Manager McDougall is placing it in
position at the present time. The
carpenter work Oh the building is
not entirely done, hut enough SC
that the machinery can be installed
and the work proceed without inter.
fering. MI. McDougall said that by
the latter part OF the week the ma
chine shop would be ready to com
mence business, and that they have
a good deal Of work already waiting
to be done.
The Boston Boomers will play
against the home team on Tuesday Of
next week. Several parties Saw the
Boomers play at Scotland Yesterday
and they said the young ladies put UP
an astonishingly fine game, ..p!ayed
good ball, and did not forget at any
time that they were ladies'. a young
lady pitches and she can line the ball
over the plate with the speed of