The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-11

points IN Colorado.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L.. G. Alex
ander, at their home in Badger town
ship, Saturday. Aug. a. a daughter.
James Gregory and Miss Henrietta
Germain, of Chicago, who have been
visiting in the city, returned Mon
day morning.
Miss Emily Bras went TO Tyndall
Monday to attend the meeting
of the teachers institute OF bon
Homme county.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. g. fraser, OF
Clear Lake, Iowa, arrived in the city
to visit with relatives. Mrs. Fraser
will be remembered as Miss Agnes
Markham.
DR.. Geo. p. Dix and mother re-
Turned home to Aberdeen Friday
noon, after terminating what the
DR. said was ga grand good visit
with old friends.n
Mrs. c. l.. Hampton departed
Monday for S%pringville, Iowa, be-
ing called there by the serious ILL
ness of a relative. Mr.. Hampton
expects to leave next week.
George Cessford, foreman of the
Milwaukee roundhouse, has been
away for the past week on "A trip to
Savanna, Ill.,, and Minneapolis. He
arrived home Monday morning.
b. M. Johnston arrived home Sun.
day morning from Minneapolis,
where he attended the convention of
the hotel men of the northwest. Mr..
Johnston was reelected secretary of
the association.
MIR. and Mrs. j. i. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hitchcock ar
rived home Saturday evening and
Sunday morning, respectively, from
Lake Okoboji. Iowa, where they
have been on All outing lasting ten
days.
T. II. Judge, of Dewitt. Iowa, is
in the city. He owns considerable
farming property in this city aud is
looking after the crop end of his in
vestments. He expresses great salts
faction at the crop developments of
this year.
Elk Point Courier: Miss Anna
Hayes, who has been attending to
central" at Avon, S. d. for a year
or so, visited a week here with her
parents. She left Monday for Mitch.
ell, where she has secured a more de-
siratle position with the Mitchell
telephone exchange.
The hot weather prevented as
large al attendance at the moving
picture entertainment at the opera
house Saturday evening as it merit
ed. While the machine did not OPP
crate always successfully during the
evening the pictures presented were
very much enjoyed, in that they were
very plain.
After an absence OF a month on
his vacation Rev. a. Craig I5owdish
occupied his pulpit in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning and
evening. He was heartily greeted 10y
his church members who have
missed his pleasing sermons. During
his absence one service each Sunday
was conducted by some member OF
the church.
III. r. Hunter, OF the land depart
ment of the Milwaukee road, arrived
in the city Monday morning froln.the
north. Mr.. Hunter is looking after
the sales OF land west of the river
and is succeeding in bringing many
new people to that portion OF the
state. There will be a LARGE number
Of people move west OF the river next
spring in time to get i'm their first
crop on their new possessions.
Clate r. Tinan, editor of the Kim.
ball Graphic. will have no more news
paper competition in his town fol
the present at least. He has jus,
completed the purchase of the Kim
ball Index and consolidated it with
his Graphic. One paper is about all
Kjmball car keep going at the pres.
ent time, and it has been moro OF
less a struggle for the Index to keep
on it's feet. Its editor will be EN-.
ployed on the Graphic.
brewster White went to Sioux Cit,
Friday morning to receive medica.
treatment for a rupture which he
sustained a few days ago. He was
working at the gas plant when q
very heavy can OF carbine fell, strik-
ing a crowbar which he was handling
and inflicted a severe wound. He
expects to have to remain in the
hospital at least two weeks. His
father is also in the hospital recover
ing from an operation for appendi.
citis.