The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

born. TO MI. and Mrs. 5. klellnyr.
saturda ymorning. a daughter.
Homer Green, of Jasper. Ind. is
the guest of Nh. and Mrs. Virgil
Boyles.
Mrs. Dan Grace went up to Woon-
socket Saturday afternoon to visit
with relatives for several days.
Misses Florence Bras and Florence
loungman vent out to Nit. Vernon
Saturday afternoon 10 visit during
tile week.
G. w. ellis has been very busy for
the past two weeks opening his fall
goods. ard ia the ladies' line he saws
he has nearly 1000 pairs.
Or. S. j.. Moore returned from a
tiip to a berdeen. where he went on
business connected with the state de-
pdrt,nent of the G.. y. r..
Mrs. NJ. l. Roath. a daughter of
De. NJ. Halphide, arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon from Milwaukee,
whele she has been visiting.
Hal T%u1neaure departed this norm
inc via the Omaha road for Lead. S.
d., where he will make a visit of a
couple of weeks with his sister, Mrs.
II. Ell. Gunderson.
w. G. Metcalf, who recently pur-
chased L. Indra's clothing store. de-
parted Saturday for Chicago to
make some fall purchases of gents
furnishings and clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hance depart
ed Monday morning for the east, the
former to visit his parents at Ft.
Wayne, Ind, and the latter to see
her parents at Lansing, Mich.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mcdonald went to
Iripp Monday to set her grand
son, Donald, while Mr.. and Mrs. A.
y. Hoon, OF Armour, make the trip
ont to the Portland exposition.
Mrs. Ernest French and daughter,
of Ewing, Neb,. arrived Saturday
evening to make a visit with MIR.
and Mrs. Fl. L. Raymond. They are
camping at the river this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Sweat, who
have been visiting with O. ID.
Stearns, the father of Mrs. Sweat,
left Monday %alorning for their home at
Wolfshoro, N. H., stopping at Cleve-
land and Brooklyn %enroute.
The Sioux City Journal says a
young man by the name OF Don B.
Lee OF thiss.city, was taken on at the
recruiting station for tbe United
States navy Thursday, and will 90 as
a baker.
Reese Jones. living a mile and a
half southwest of town, finished
t%hreshing his .macaroni wheat Fri
day afternoon that he raised on a
twenty-acre tract, and it yielded &c
bushels per acre.
Mrs. II. X. Warren and two child.
rem, of Yankton, arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon to be the guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. A. Craig Bowdish.
She is the wife Of President Warren
OF Yankton college.
The Misses Alison, Of Hanson
county, Beulah township, who have
been studying vocal and instrumental
music at the Schubert Studio of Mu.
sic during the summer. returned
home Saturday morning.
DIR. Samuel Weir. the new member
OF the University faculty. is being
pressed into the harness for the
student campaign of the institution
at ..once. and Friday afternoon de.
parted for Watertown to preach in
the Methodist church Sunday.
Protect the horses from flies they
will do more work. Buy your fly nets
ana covers at VIM. koch's and you
will save money.
Mckinley u Eddy received two new
Ford automobiles Saturday. Mr..
Lddy started to Bridgewater Will
one machine at 1890 O'Clock to de-
liver to Dr. f. Menser. and was ac-
companied by Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. Nc
Kinley and Miss Harker. Mr.. Eddy
took the other machine over to
Howard Sunday to deli ser to the
purchaser. This firm is introducing
quite a number of Ford machines in
this section of the state.
NJ. Fl. Gosche arrived home Friday
afternoon from his trip to Daven.
port. Iowa. and while Black Walnut
did not win that 81, 900 race he said
he was we'll satisfied with the work OF
the animal as 1T was driven by Guy
Aiken. Mr.. Gosche said his horse
drew twelfth place In the race on-the
first heat and consequently was
placed in tie rear section Of the
PAGERS, a place that is mighty hard
to break through when the horses
were hunched t0uather &c IN thic