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

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T.. II. Storer shipped four Ears o
hogs and two cars Of cattle by specia
train over the Milwaukee road Satur
day afternoon to the Chicago market
Miss Jess Litsey arrived a fewsday!
ago from Chicago to make a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Litsey.
She will remain about a week longer
Mrs. Apley, OF Woonsocket, cam.
down this morning to visit with he
daughter, Miss Pearl, who is EN-
ployed in the telephone office as on,
of the operators.
Game Warden Collard stated Monda,
that within the next sixty days h,
would receive from the government
hatchery $1,000 cropies, black has
and catfish for distribution in th,
waters of the Jim river.
Miss Edna Champ, who has beer
teaching a class in art at Trip fol
the past month or two, arrived il
the city Saturday evening. She wen,
to Washington Springs Tuesday
where her parents recently moved.
Delvan Il. Becker departed fol
Chicago Saturday evening, and MAY
possibly go On to New York before
he returns. While away MI. Becker
will make ome purchases in the
iclothing and gents furnishing line
for the store.
Miss Olive Whittlesey. of Rockford,
I'LL. arrived in the city Monday morn
ing from Chamberlain to make d visit
with the ROGERS and Silsby families.
Miss Whittlesey has visited in Mitch
ell in previous years and has many
friends who will be pleased. to well
come her again.
Mis-. Nellie Ward arrived home Sat-
urday evening from a vacation OF
four weeks which was spent on the
coast. She visited the Portland ex-
position, and went 10 Palo Alto,
CAL, for a visit with Mrs. p. L. Nc
Govern and. family, whom she said
were very nicely located in a bcauti-
full home. She stopped at several
other points enroute home.
George Brown had on a sufficient
amount Of booze Monday night which
made him Indifferent to his personal
conduct on the street. On the charge
OF an indecent exposure of his person
Brown was arrested on Main street
and on Tuesday he had to stand for
a fine OF $40. which he turned over
to Justice Mckinley for the benefit
OF the city treasury.
c. e. Vermilyea opened the doors
OF his dry goods store in his new 10
cation on Tuesday and is ready to
receive his friends and customers.
He has been ia business in Mitchell
for a number OF years and has always
carried a fine line Of goods. Mr..
Vermilyea expects to leave Sunday
evening for the eastern markets to
lay in his stock of fall and winter
goods.
Miss Alice White, OF Yankton, was
in the city over night and went
south this morning Miss White is
operating a successful business col
lege at that place, and has recently
sold a half interest in the same to
Prot. E. w. Royles, late OF Omaha,
who is exceptionally we'll qualili. d
for the work he is taking up in con-
nection with Miss White. a tele.
graph department will be added to
the school at the opening OF the fall
term.
George w. Dutton arrived from
Clinton, Iowa, Saturday afternoon IL
remain an indefinite period with his
brother, Chester Dutton. He was
here last spring and spent severa.
weeks and found the climate so bene.
ticial to his health that lie decided te
return. Mr.. Dutton is an old EN-,
ploye Of the Chicago e Notrh-West.
crn railroad, having served forty
years MS an engineer. AS is the Gus
tom with that company he is now re
tired and receives IA certain percent.
age Of his salary for the remainder OF
his days.
Fred Nj. White arrived home from
Sioux City Saturday evening. Fol
the past month he has been in the
hospital, where he submitted to a
surgical operation for appendicitis
through which he passed successfully
and is now in good health. Previous
to that he was in the hospital for
two months for an operation for an.
other disorder. consequently a gooG
share Of the summer has been spent
in a hospital. His many friends will
be pleased to know lie is again on
top. His son, Brewster, is still in
the hospital and is expected home in
the course OF a week or ten DAYS.