The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22

have been visiting with MIR and Mrs.
w. A. Cross and returned to Violin
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. kibbee cam .
home Thursday evening from Denver,
having been out to the national Ell.
can pment OF the q. A. Il.
Miss Inez Doane. OF Eldora, Iowa
arrived in the city Friday afternoon
to make a visit with her sister, Miss
Mona Doane. who is teaching IN the
city schools.
The Republican received a souve-
mir postal card from Andrew Schooner
out at Portland where he is taxing
in the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Col. Bob Sommers, agent Of Lower
Brule Agency. spent Monday in the
city in getting his son started IN at
Dakota Wesleyan for the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Smith
and daughter, Miss Jeanette, depart-
ed Saturday afternoon for F%airhault,
Mimi. where Jeanette will be placed
in st. Mary's seminary schools for
girls.
Rev. N. A. Swickard, Of Canton,
who is we'll known in this city ,..has
been transferred as the pastor of the
Methodist. church to Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa. his transfer being authorized
by Bishop Warren.
The city council held a special
meeting Saturday evening at which
the ordinance appropriating money
for the various funds for the year
was passed and one or two other in
formal matters acted upon.
The Sioux Falls Press Of Sunday
announces the departure from that
city Of Miss Marjorie and Carl Ruth.
who were visiting friends there, for
Oberlin, Ohio, where they will at
tend college for the ensuing year..
The dancing party in the Mitchell
Club rooms was not largely attended
Friday evening owing to the--storm.
The fifteen couples present, however,
l1ad..a most enjoyable evening dane
ing to the music of..the Nichols Man
dolin club.
NJ. II. Goscbe arrived home Satur
DAY evening from Sioux City and his
pacing horse, Black Walnut, was
shipped home Monday morning. He
expects to ship the horse to memphis,
Tenn, to go in the big circuit. The
horse is working fine this fall.
Albert Hill, of Alexandria, was in
the city Saturday on his way home
from ssthe state fair at Huron, where
the exhibited his herd ..of Hereford
cattle. Mr.. Hill took nine first prizes
and three second prizes on his cattle,
holding owe a prominent ..stockraiser
from Illinois.
The two rains of Saturday and
Sunday did a good job in moistening
up things, and now il there will be a
return OF good weather conditions
until after corr palace Mitchell peo-
pie will be pretty we'll satisfied. The
two rains amounted to rs Saturday
and 20 Sunday.
O. e Cassem and family have
moved into the new residence on the
corner Of Third Avpnue west and
Row'ey street. although it is not
wholly completed. They moved out
OF their other new residence in order
that it may be occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Hejmberger before corn
palace. They are moving now and
getting settled.
About Oct. lst, our tulip bulbs will
be here from Holland Tulips must
be planted this fall for next years
bloom. They are the first flower in
the spring. They will give you more
satisfaction for the money and time
spent than anything else. Assorted
colors, 35c per dozen Phone us your
order aud we will deliver them on ar
rival. The Newburys.
An employment bureau has been
organized in connection with the Y.
NJ G. a. OF the University. There
are always a number OF young men
in the University who want to do
some YORK during the college year to
help out in their expenses and their
services can be secured ny the citi-
Gems OF the city. Howard Gould, 4l0
Sanborn street. is in charge Of the
huracu and any call made,'on him for
help will be furnished promptly.
DR.. and Mrs. S. j. Moore and Mrs.
Cords arrived home Friday evening
on the 10 O'Clock Milwaukee passen-
ger from their trip out to Denver to
attend the national encampment Of
the G. A. r. DR.. Moore reported
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