The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-28

Mrs. John Michels arrived home
on Monday from Milwaukee, where
she has been visiting for the past
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Johnston re-
turned on Monday from Lake
Okoboji, where they went with the
editorial association.
Mrs. ID. M. Tiffany returned hone
Friday evening from a months TIP
to Milwaukee and other points in
Wisconsin and Mason City, Iowa.
Robert Saul, >of Chamberlain, spent
Sunday in the city With relatives
ard friends and returned Monday
noon. He is employed in SCOTS drug
store.
Mrs. John Nelson and children re-
turned home on Monday from
Wayne. Neb., where her daughter
has been attending summer normal
school.
w. Nj. Herbert returned Monday
from a trip to the reservation
cuntry west of C~hamberlain, having
been west about so miles along the
line of the Milwankee's extension.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Parker, of
Minneapolis, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. w. a. George over Sunday aud
returned home on Monday. Mr..
Park I is employed on the Milwaukee
system.
Mrs. o P. Graham, CT Union
Grove. Wis, arrived in the city
Monday from Woonsocket and is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
e. Hitchcock. She resided i'm Mitch
ell some years ago.
Miss Merle Tillotson has given up
her vocal class DIT Parkston and eN-
poets to 90 to Iowa points for a visit
with relatives i'm a short time. 1t
is possible Miss Iillotson will locate
i'm that state, which her friends i'm
Mitchell will vely much regret il she
does.
John Roth has moved his plumb
ing establishment into the building
Just west of the Shamrock restaur-
ant. He was required to move from
his Main street location on account
OF the building he occupied is to be
torn down and a hotel structure
erected thereon.
Paul Scott went out to Plankinton
ON Monday. MIR. Scott said he
served his last meal that morning to
the public. but that he expects to
conduct Il boarding house for his
boarders until the new hotel is COM
pleted. The little structure that oc-
cupies the front end OF the lot is to
be moved on the rear end and Mr..
Scott will use it for a boarding house.
Misses LuelIa and Elizabeth Burk-
hard returned on Monday to their
home at Trinidad, Colo. The latter
has been attending college at Dakota
Wesleyan and the former has been
visiting during the summer with her
sister. Mrs. j. l.. Lardner. Miss
Elizabeth will return in a month to
take up her work again i'm the Uni
versity.
L. ID. Willis n retired flom his posi-
tion as head of the press room in
The Republican Office Saturday even
ing aud expects to 20 to Sioux City.
Lew has been associated with this
office for over fifteen years. starting
in as a callier boy and winding up
as n of the heads OF the depart
ments. He was always a careful work
man and understood his work thor
oughly.
w. a. Shurtleif was down from
LOOMS today. returning on the AT.
ternocn train. Mr.. Shurtletf is the
cashier of the State Bank. and he
stated that the bank would be ready
to receive deposits and pay out money
fy the middle of next week. He said
that people up there were showing
d hearty appreciation of the estab
lishment OF the hank as they e put
10 a great deal of Inconvenience in
having to carry on their banking
business elsewhere.
p. r. Kennedy and John Whitbeck
Of Belvidere. H.. passed through the
city Saturday from a trip out to
Aurora county In their company
was John Davis, OF Creston. III.
who had Just completed the purchase
of $50 acres of land in Palatin,
township. for which he paid a price
that was satisfactory to the owners
and to himself. MI. Davis expect.
to move out in the fall and take pos.
session of his place. Mr.. Davis saic
that he was very much pleased will
tie country, and while he has Away.