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

MISS Nina Grace went up to Loom
is Wednesday to visit with her sister.
w. j. Frad left Thursday for
DesMoines. Iowa, TO attend to some
business matters.
Prof. L. A. Duncan went to Hand
and Hyde counties Wednesday to look
after business interests.
Frank McGovern is O on his way
to the eastern markets to buy the
fall and winter goods for the a. II.
McGovern & Sons dry goods house.
a. Il. McGoyern & Sons IN their
change Of advertisement today an
nounce a reduction OF so per cent on
shirt waists, the sale continuing for
a few days.
Harry Woodruff, a salesman in Gill
lis's shoe store, has Just commenced
the construction of IL neat cottage
on Fourth Avenue east, out on the
Greene addition.
G. {. Looney, of Lacrosse, WIS.,,
arrived in the city Wednesday after
noon for a short visit with his.uncle,
j. h. Wells. MI. Looney is the dep
uty postmaster of Lacrosse.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles, and
daughter, Mary, came home from
Yankton, where they have been
camping out for a couple Of weeks
with the parents of Mr.. Royles.
Mrs. Il. a. Braymer, a sister-in-
law, and Mrs. Guy M1ltlmore, a
daughter-in-law, arrived Wednesday
afternoon from Chicago to make a
visit with Q. /. Miltimore and fam
lily.
Mrs. L. W. Pepper, Miss hdella
Pepper and Rev. w. Delos Smith.
who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Weller. left on the
Omaha Thursday for Kansas City,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. II. Scriven DEPART
ed Thursday for Chicago, and will
be away about three weeks. On the
return trip they will stop at Man.
chester, Iowa, the former home CT
Mrs. Scriven.
Mayor M. FL. Rowley, who has been
confined to his home for several
months, is reported to be slowly and
steadily failing. He has been unable
to take hardly any nourishment for
the past week or ten days.
S. Ii. Scallin and family departed
Thursday for Big Stone lake to
make a stay OF three weeks at that
summer resort. Mr.. Scallin owns a
cottage at the lake and will be
equipped to enjoy the outing to the
utmost. Mrs. Anna Scallin accom-
them.
Robert Burns has commenced the
erection OF a large lumber shed for
his yard, the dimensions Of which
are 36X140 feet. With the compile
ton of this building every lumber
yard in the city will be equipped
with splendid protection for the ma
terial on hand.
DR.. W. R. Ball went to Chicago
Thursday and will be there for a
month for recreation, although he
will not devote all of his time in that
way. He will devote a portion Of
the time to studying in the hospitals.
He will meet Mrs. Ball in Chicago,
she coming on from the east, where
she has been most of the summer.
The stone masons are making good
head way on the foundation for the
corn palace building. That founda-
tion indicates something of the per-
manency OF the structure, and when
it is all completed it will be the best
structure Of the kina in the north
west. With fairly good weather the
building will be completed within
the required time.
II. Fl. Motley came i'm from Sioux
lily NC0IlCSAdy CSClIIIs dIu ltlU
the afternoon train for Frankfort,
near where he is looking after his
tanning interests this summer. He
the crops up that way were fine,
and that by Monday the wheat would
be ready for harvest. His corn:he
was as good rs any he saw down
this way and was farther advanced.
ID. NJ. Tiffany has been in the ex-
IRENE southern part OF the county for
the past lew days and brings i'm some
very encouraging reports OF the crop
situation, with particular reference
to wheat. This grain, he said, is now
being harvested in that part Of the
county and started several days ago.
He saw many fields OF wheat in the
Of his long drive, which he
regarded as some OF the best he ever
Some fields he declared would
yield not less than 25 bushels per acre
and others he said WOULD make about