The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-28
IN TOWN N COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mr.. md Mrs. VIM. Pattison re-
turned Saturday from their visit to
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Miss Minnie Grace. who has been
visiting at the home of John Grace,
returned Saturday to her home at
Woonsocket.
Mrs. r. f. Tcrpenning, who has
been visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. B. Rogers, returned to
her home at Chamberlain Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Dodge and daughter,
Mrs. O. b. Thompson, arrived home
Saturday afternoon from Wyoming.
Wis.,, where they have been visiting
relatives for nearly a month.
A. G. Lyle, who owns a large farm
in SanbC I'm county, was in the city
Saturday having just arrived from
J%assopolis. Mich. Mr.. Lyle makes
about two trips a yea1 South Dakota
to look after his interests.
Some Of the younger baseball en-
thnsiasts picked up a team and drove
to letcher Sunday for a game of ball.
They got home in the early part of
the evening a defeated crowd.
Letcher having won the game by a
score of 10 to O.
My. and Mrs. Geo. Thomas who
have been visiting at Grand Rapids,
Michigan, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas says that the wheat
crop back there is tine, corn not very
good but an immense crop of hay.
The fruit will.only be about half a
crop.
The temperature during tie night
of Sunday went TO a pretty low point
for July, the mercury going to 45 de-
grees. Saturday night it registered
at 40 deglees, both of which are en-
ceptionally low temperatures for July.
In Michigan it is reported that frost
was prevalent to a slight degree.
w. ID. Waterman arrived home
Saturday evening via the Omaha road
from his trip to Freeport, ILL.,, and
other points in northern Illinois.
His two daughters, Misses Mae AID
Helen, I still visiting in the vicin-
ity OF Freeport. Mr.. Waterman stat
ed that the crop situation lin Illinois
was very good.
Chief Keith had an applicant
Monday who wanted to pick out a
site for a show Of some description
dnri lg corn palace week. and they
toured the business part OF the city
to select one that would be suitable.
The outside attractions are getting
i'm early for the busiest week Of any
town in South Dakota.
A. b. Seaton brought in Saturday
noon a sample Of his corr crop that
is growing in bis ten-acre field north
west Of town. 1t stood seven and
one half feet high, was in the tassle
and ears were forming. The corn
was put in by the LISTING process
and it is making a remarkably fine
and rapid growth for the backward
ness Of the season.
Fred Wldmann got home Friday
from a trip that took him, he said,
about everywhere. Fred hasn't had
a good long vacation since he com.
menced the construction of his hotel
building and about two months age
he cut loose from all business mat
res and started in the direction OF
Minneapolis, and he has been on the
20 most of the time since.
Plankinton Mail: Elijah Tillotson
ard son came out from Mitchell
Tuesday and steamed up the Cara.
er thershing outfit and took it to
the shops in Mitchell for repairs.
They purchased the rig from the j.
r.. Case Co. i'm Mitchell WHO took il
from the Gardner boys on a trade fo1
a new Case outfit which tl.ey-the
Gardners-will run here this fall.
Vermillion Republican: DR.. G. W,
Collins was in Mitchell last week i,
attendance upon "A meeting OF TIL,
State Board of Dental ENamin,l is
One OF the largest classes. VI NOT lh,
largest, i'm the history Of the boart
took the prescribed examination fol
admittance to practice in this state
The board requires, in addition tt
the written examination, that the
applicants shall do practical woll
at the time Of tie examination
Geo. %. Cole, of Bookings. was il
the city Saturday on his way tt
his old home at Wheeler in Charlie.
Mix county. Mr.. Cole is one of til,
leading horsemen of the state ant
this year he SAYS he has a tine strin!
OF PAGERS and trotters that are get
ting in the money of tile races RICH
along. Mt. Cole stated that he hat