The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-21
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

pSl's toHIIUu. VI DullulO, new
York, is q Z Test at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Weller.
j. III. Gallagher of Parker was in
the city in the interests of the
Home Guardian. He went on west
Tuesday afternoon.
Mccormick hay rakes at Will
Koch's.
Mis-. w. M. Herbert and Miss Maud
Hager went to Minneapolis Friday
afternoon to visit a couple of weeks
with Miss Hager's relatives.
Harry Shepherd, who has been
away on a months vacation. a por-
tion of which was spent in Missis-
sippi: has returned to his work in
the postofice.
Don t fail to see the new McCorm.
lex vertical lift mower at Will
Koch's.
DR.. r. B. Driver, who was the guest
OF Prof. and Mrs. r. +. Otto while
taking the examination before the
Board Of Dental Examiners, went
out to Chamberlain last Friday to
visit his parents. he expects to
locate i'm the state for the practice of
his profession.
a full line OF Champion mower AMI
binder repairs at Vim. Koch's.
Mr.. o. p. Burns, who has been in
the land Office this summe with d.
A. Mizener. left Monday evening for
Los Angeles. California. His daugh
ter came here from Stoughton. Wis,
to JOIN him. Mrs. Burns is now in
LosAngeles and they expect to make
their home there.
Supt. f. II. Hof started cast
Tuesday for d months vacation trip.
He goes direct to Cleveland. Ohio.
where he stops a few days with rel
atives. AT brunswick, Ohio he meets
Mrs. Hotf. who is now With relatives
there. They will also visit at Sterl-
ing and Acron, Ohio.
Prof. j. L. Lardner and Mrs. Lard
ner left Wednesday for Chicago.
There they expect to cross the lake
to Big Rapids, Mich. where Prof.
Lardner,s parents are living. They
expect to return by Aug. IS, as Prof.
Lardner expects to teach in the
Dawson Co. institute.
IFS no moo tnllyio, IVAN Iro,l No.,
the largest stock Of buggies ever en-
l'ibited in the city of Mitchell and
Will defy any and all competition,
even catalogue competition.
Rev. II. s. Wilkinson and family
started on Tuesday for Sloan
Springs. Arkansas, for a months
outing. He was granted a vacation
Of a month by the board Of trustees
and DI. Youngman was selected to
preach in his absence except next
Sunday when Or. Dobson will preach.
DR.. b. A. Bobb has commenced
the erection OF a fine S., 900 residence
on the corner OF fifth and Sanborn
streets. r. M. Sphinx. of Seattle,
Wash, has the contract and will be
here in about two weeks to take
charge OF the work. The style Of the
house will be square with an eight
foot veranda on three sides. 1t will
ne finished throughout with hard
wood and viii take three months
to complete it.
Horace Shepherd submitted to an
operation Thursday afternoon for the
removal of an abscess OF the lung.
Fhe operation was performed by DIR.
f. w. Freyberg, assisted by Or. L.
b. Smiley, OF Mt. Vernon, and DR..
w. r. Bail, OF this city. The young
lnan passed Through the operation
very nicely and today is reported by
the physician as beng in a very fair
state. He has been IN poor health
for some little time. He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Shepherd, who
recently moved here from Mt. Yer
non.
lI. dllu MIS-. -. ~. DpIu duu lJF
and Mrs. r. ! Lamnie returned
home Thursday evening from theil
trip out TO Denver and reported hav-
ing had a magnificent trip. They
made a tip up to the top of d
mountain that was III, 900 fees high,
where they reveled in the sight OF
ten feet OF snow. 1t must have
cooling effect this kind of weather.
They went out to the city park sew.
eral times and heard the Banda
Rosa, which is playing an engage.
ment OF 26 days at the park. They
had a pleasant conversation with
Director Sorrentino, Of the Banda
Rosa, and he expressed great pleas
ure on the Thought of coming back t.
Mitchell for the corn palace, which
he considered one of the hest anG
most successful engagements he eve
had. While in Denver DIR. Bobb in.