The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-11

$. Prcsba representing tie
g Mitchell Marhel & Granite Co. went
to Lane Monday to erect "a file mon
hment.
Mrs. W. b. Upton and two child
ren went to Iankton Iuesdad to
visit with DR.. Mead and family at
the asylum.
There Will be a harvest home social
at Hope Chapel, Tuesday evening,
August l5tl. Ice cream and cake
will be servel. .Nll are cordially in
yitpd.
Miss Mary Turner arrived in The
lefty Wednesday evening from Rock
ford. III, to uake a visit with her
brother, w. e. Turner. and wife.
Miss Turner has visited in Mitchell
in former years and the many friends
she made then will be pleased to wei
come her again.
Virgil ID. Royles. the official court
reporter OF this judicial circuit, will
open a shorthand school at Mitchell,
South Dakota on the 5th of Septem-
Der, which will be known as Boyles'
Shorthand School. The tuition will
be only S6 a month, and this will in
clude instruction IN typew-itlng and
the free use OF typewriters for. pIac-
tice.
Geo. \. Dyer, of Lancaster, Wis.
left for his home yesterday. He
owns a large quantity of land in
Beulaln township and was out look
ing after his crops, with which he
was quite we'll satisfied. He thyeshed
out his winter wheat which averaged
but II bushels, while last year it
averaged 20. MIR. Dyer is pretty we'll
pleased with his investment in Dav-
ison county.
Nermilyea Bros have dissolved
partnership in their dry goods and
: groceries. G. Il. Nermilyea has
leased the room recently occupied by
Chas. Ferguson and is moving the
dry goods there for the continuation
of business and G.. a. Vermilyea re-
tains the stocks of groceries i'm the
building or Second Avenue west.
Mr.. Vermilyea will carry dress goods,
suits and waists and novelties in the
dry goods line. 1T will require sew
eral days to get the stock arranged
in the new location.
Protect the horses from flies--they
will do more work. Buy your fly nets
and covers at VIM. Kocl's and you
will saw money.
Miss Ella Horton entertained a
party Of young ladies at her home
Monday evening in honor of the de-
parture of Miss Buena Mizener, who
left today for San..Diego, Cal. to spend
the winter. Numerous games We're
played. refreshments were served and
the young guests had a most delight
full evening, saddened only by the
departure Of their friend. The fol-
lowing misses were present.: Edith
Smith, Inez Creighton, Buena Miz-
ener, Bessie Hannett, Florence
Ycungman, 1vanette Snow, Gene
vieve Kearney. Lucille Hust. Tnez
Wells. Florence Bras.
FOR SALE-One good farm, one
quarter section. One mile north of
LOOMS. Good we'll on farm.
Jos. Jacobs, Loomis.
Prof. M. M. Kramer arrived in the
city Tuesday after an absence of
over a month, during which time he
has been doing county institute work
and had charge Of the summer insti-
tu1e at Big Stone City. Mr.. Ramer
was the recipient of hearty %congrat-
n%lations from mi old friends in
Mitchell on his appointment as state
superintendent of public instruction
to succeed Geo. w. Nash, who steps
out of Office Sept. 1st. Prof. Kramer.
will move back to Milbank at once
and that as his home. Be
fore coming to Mitchell he resided at
Mllba 1k for a number Of years and
was superintendent OF the schools
OF that city. His family at Milbank
now ami he will ship his household
goods there this week.
The largest. the best and the
cheapest. Write Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato. mimi, for
catalogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A.. Mize,ler and
their four daughters, Ruena, Ruth.
Dakota and Sarah, departed.Tuesday
Afternoon via the Milwaukee road, for
Santiago, Cal. They will stop at
Wenatchee. Wash, where Mrs.
Mizener has a sister, and Their pro-
coed to Portland, where Mr.. Mizener
has a brother and they will spend a
week visiting the exposition. From
there they will go to Fresno, Cal,