The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-14

rakes at Will Koch's.
Roy McCurdy arrived home Satur.
day from his trip to Idaho Springs.
Colo.
To make room for car Of furniture
will continue to sell at Fire Sale
Prices.
Mrs. q. G. Dean and the children
arrived home Monday morning from
Miller.
At Will Koch's you will find a full
line OF Plymouth and other binder
twines.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Beckwith, de.
parted. Saturday via the Omaha
road for Fargo, N. d.
Mrs. John Blenkiron and daughter,
Josephine, departed Monday for Lake
Okoboji, Iowa, for an outing
A full line Of Champion mower ana
binder repairs at VIM. Koch's.
Mrs. A. H. Scott and children
went to Sioux City Monday morning
to visit with friends and relatives.
a. X. Mooney, went down to
Hawarden, Iowa, Saturday to visit
a few weeks with his daughter.
John Creighton and T. C. Burns
went out to Blunt and Gettysburg
Friday. to take in wool which they
/ 11n vo controofo6 for 6olivoru
Captain Clyde Kimble returned
home on Saturday from the en-
campment at Watertown on account
OF the illness of Mrs. Kimble.
w. E. Abbott has resigned his posi-
tion with j. e. Turner & Son and
hereafter will be associated with the
Chase Land Co.. of Chamberlain.
Miss Pearl Lytle, of Luana, has
been visiting with her cousins. the
iOathouts, in the vicinity of Ethan,
and returned home Monday morning.
Miss Susie Cook, stenographer in
the law office OF a. E. Hitchcock,
departed on Saturday for Buffalo,
N. Y, and will spend a month Wis
iting at various points.
Miss Adela Pepper, Of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Frank Weller, and will remain some
time. Mrs. Weller is also entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. S. j.. Allen,
of Richmond, Ill.
Prof. L. Il. Graham started for
Flandreau aud Britton, Saturday
evening Oh the Omaha. He will can
vas the teachers Institutes being
held in these places in the interests
of Dakota Wesleyan University.
j.. B. Doty will soon have a new
house in which to live. Fred Grinsel
is completing a new residenc for Mr..
Doty on Second Avenue east, six
blocks east OF Main, that will cost
him about SO. 800. 1t is two stories
high and 33x44.
Rev. Q. V. Gilliland went up to
Hitchcock, Saturday where he deliv-
cred an educational address, Sunday.
The next three weeks he expects
to spend I'D the northern part of the
state working in the interest of
Dakota Wesleyan University.
Miss Della Conley, went up to
Brjtton, where She will spend the
next two weeks teaching in the
county institute there. From there
she expects to go to Minneapolis to
attend summer school and return
ing to Mitchell about September 1st.
Mrs D Haney and daughter, Har-
riet, who came down from Pierre
Thursday and spent the day with
John Haney, departed on Friday
for West Superior, Wis, to spend
the rest Of the summer. Judge
Haney expects to Join them later
in the season for a brief stay.
Mrs. M. j. Tremaine and Mrs. r.
L. Tremaine went to ethan Friday
morning to attend the wedding re-
SSPOAOa WAllSI was lClu6Itu MI.
and Mrs S. @. Oathout that evening
by the parents Of the groom. The
bridal couple passed through the
city this morning OH their way to
Ethan from Portland.
L. d. Milne returned home Friday
evening from his trip to Portland,
Ore. Mr.. Milne accompanied the
party of the National Editorial AS
ISOLATION as a delegate from South
Dakota and in that way had an OBJ
portunity to enjoy a fine itinerary
prepared for the association. Mrs.
Milne, who accompanied him on the
trip, went on to Chicago and will re-
main there for about a month before
returning home.
A letter from Roy McCurdy, of
Idaho Springs, Colo who went to
Denver for the fourth, says that the