The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-08
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Born, TO MIR. and Mrs {. +. Bates,
Friday morning. Sept. 1, a daughter.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. +. Patton moved
today into one OF the apartments OF
the Koch flats.
Mrs. Martha Litsey Joined the
Mitchell party for the Denver en-.
campment Friday.
j.. j .McDougal returned Monday
morninp:from White Lake, wher lie has
been the past week doing some boiler
SGlachine work.
Miss Eliza Vcrmilyea has returned
from a visit OF several weeks with
her uncle, Judge Vermilyea, OF
Mason City. Iowa.
Frank Steck, who has been visit.
ing relatives in the city on his an.
nual vacation, returned home to Chi.
acgo Monday morning.
Miss jamie Devers vent to North.
vile last Friday and Monday last
took up her duties as one OF the
teachers in the Worthwhile schools.
j. p. Myers, cashier of the West.
ern National bank, has returned
form his trip to Mexico, Mo-, where
he was called by the serious illness
OF his mother, whom he reported as
Improving when lie left there.
notwithstanding the scarcity of
prairie chickens f. ii. Winsor did
not disappoint the editor Of The Re-
publican in following OFT the custom
OF the past ten years CT sending a
chicken over to grace our tatle for
dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. a. III. Pehrson moved
into their residence on the
corner of Second Avenue east and
L%angdon streets, Thursday, which
has just been completed by Charles
Anderson. They have a very at
%tractive home and it is equipped with
the modern improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Deamer, who have
been conducting the Garment Cut.
ting College in the city for the past
SIX months. departed Monday morning
for Charles City, Iowa. They expect
to locate i'm some ciey in that state.
Mr.. Deamer said that Is la1ies took
the course in garment cutting and
dressmaliing.
Mrs. g. Il. mcdonald arrived in
the city a few days ago from Gallon,
Ohio, to visit her daughter. Mrs. s..
i. Greene. and was accompanied bv
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Beal, who re-
turned to Gallon this morning. Mrs.
Mcdonald, although unable to walk,
as the result OF a stroke of paralysis
two years ago, is ia very good health.
Daniel Shaw, who is the proprietor
OF the shining parlors, is now a mar
ried man. At high noon Friday he
was welded to Miss Lena Duncan.
the ceremony taking place in the
rear OF his place o: business and
Justice Mckinley performed the GER
emony. Dan is to be congratulated
upon the important step he has taken.
n heavy rain storm visited this
section Thursday night a little be-
fore 9 O'Clock ard for about 40 min
utes the rain came down with great
force, being accompanied by a strong
wind. The precipitation, according
to the government gauge, was l.2l
inches.
The weather for August was the
warmest of the summer, as the Their.
moneter touched the mark Of lDl on
the 10th, and twelve other days ii
ranged from 80 to SO. The rainfall,
up to the last day was very light, it
amounting to LAO inches, but this
was increased to = "A inches on tile
final day of the month by a rain in
the morning aud another in the
evening. There we're 10 clear days
during The mouth, II days were part
cloudy and one cloudy day.
BY the action OF Ohenin. Ohio,
college, Mitchcll's schools are placed
on a higher basis and its graduates
can enter the freshman classes OF
the markings received in the tina.
year. Miss Louiee Bras made appll.
cation for entrance to Oberlin, and
she received a card for her markings.
These were supplied by Superintend-
ent Hon and forwarded to the
officials. They wrote back OF the
acceptance OF the markings OF Miss
Bras. This is very or ltifyin. to the
managers OF tile schools.
Avery quite wedding ceremony
was performed at the home OF Mrs.
Jennie Wiltse Thursday evening at s
O'clock, when her nephew. Mr.. j. 6.
Markham. and Miss Ida r. Brainard,
of Prairie du CHEN. Wis, we're unit