The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-08
Arthur Hager went to Minneapolis
10 attend the state fair,

Arthur Hager went to Minneapolis
to attend the state fair.
Remember Miss MitchelPs mil
llnery opening, Sept. IL. -, l3.
Prof. I. a. Duncan departed on ii
trip to the Pacific coast country.
III. II. Carey and j.. Nj. Newell
were owe from Mt. Vernon today.
w. $. Snyder, OF the Ethan State
bank, was in the city this morning.
Mrs. j. Q. Harker went to Oakland.
Neb to visit with her mother for
Il few weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Weber arrived home
Monday evening flom iler visit with
relatives at Charles City. Iowa.
Miss Mona Prescott and Mrs. B
NJ. Johnston went to st. Paul Mon
day evening to attend the state fair.
VIM. Harker, and son, DR.. Ray c..
liarker, retained to their home at
Rogers Park, i'll. Tuesday morning.
A. ID. Hager and daughter, Miss
Maude. went u to White Lake
Monday afternoon TO remain a few
days
Miss Alice Hammer returned Mon
day from LGvefle,s~ Mimi. where
she visited fer a few days with
friends.
Miss Mabel switzer. who has been
the guest of Miss Edna Daniels, re-
turned to Der home in MINNEAPOLIS
Monday evening.
The well known Mccormick corn
binder is now ON exhibition at Will
koch's. Call and see 1T.
Born, TO Prof. and Mrs. Rudolph
+. Otto, Tuesday, Sept. 5. a son, and
the young gentleman was promptly
named Ralph Herman Otto.
Mayor Silsby departed Tues day
for the Black Hills country and will
be over there ior the next two weeks
examining the national banks.
Miss Roxy Butterlield arrived home
Monday evening from Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, having accompanied her par
ents on their trip to New York,
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Wilkinson de-
parted ..Tuesday for Battle Creek,
Mich, where Mrs. Wilkinson will
enter the sa%nitarium for treatment.
Miss Jessie Walrath departed for
Hillsboro, N. D.. where she has a
position in the city schools teaching
music, for which she fitted herself
las. winter.
A car load of new buggies will soon
be in at Wnl. Koch:s. Don,t fail to
call ann look them over.
Mrs L Nj. Wallace arrived home
Monday evening from Ocean Park.
Maine, where she has been the great
Ell part i the summer. Mr.. Wallace
met hel at Omaba and accompanied
her lIome.
Miss JENNIE Claypool arrived in the
city Friday evening from Spencer,
Iowa. She is one of the new teach
ers in the city school anlN will have
charge OF mathematics in the high
school department..
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ, .spink returned
Il few days ago via the Omaha road
from Seattle. WASH. where they have
been since last spiing. Monday
Nh Sphinx began the carpenter work
Dr. b. y. Bobb's residence on the
of Sanb0rn street and Fifth
Avenue west.
10 close out nv nets this season it
will pay yon 10 look over our line.
Wan. Koch.
Boyles Shorthand School opened
ON Monday with am enrolment of
scholars and a greater num-
Der will he taking instruction. before
tile close OF the week. The school
for the present is located in the rear
rooms owe the Lyon Store Co. Prof.
and Mrs. l'oyles are in charge and
both are very capable people in The
way of %instructing in shorthand and
typewriting.
u. Q. Hamlel, who operates a dairy
two miles east OF town. has just fin
lshed a magnificent barn, which cost
him completed. about ST.. 500. 1t is
built on the side of a hill which
affords fine drainage for the barn.
The lower floor will be cemented,
aud there is stall room Cor IS head of
while the second floor will
hold s. tons OF hay. The barn is
l0x60 feet and is 50 feet high.
WHEAT POOL EARNINGS-April
10 per cent; May so pc. cent: June Is
per cent; July 10 per cent: Aug. 20
per cent. Write for particulars. 1912
Exchange. Minneapolis.