The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-14

out to Chamberlain Monday expect
Ing to be away for a few days.
Ole KJelmyr is spending. a few days
up to Big Stone Lake fishing and
looking after some business matters.
Don't fail toasee the new. improve
ments in the Mccormick binder at
Will Koch's.
Rev. e. t. Underwood, pastor of
the M. q. church at Tyndall, came
up to spend a few days attending the
holiness camp meeting.
Miss Edith Anderson came down
from Ashton Tuesday morning to
make an extended visit at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Dowrcy.
Frank Truedell, who has just COM
pleted a term in the penitentiary
having been sent up a number Of
years ago, has been released and is
in the city.
Mrs. l. K. Kintigh, received word
announcing the birth of a daughter
to her daughter, Mrs. b. j. duncan,
at their home in Wilton, n. d., Fri
day, July I.
Business Manager Dean returned
Wednesday morning from Minneapo-
lis, where he had been to attend a
meeting Of the North Star Daily
prncc Accociotion
Lost. a pocketbooR containing
money, checks and receipts. between
the telephone office and Emsley.
Finder leave same at telephone office
and receive reward.
Prof. r. T. Otto, has been out to
Chamberlain for the past ten days
on a vacation trip and returned home
Tuesday. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Anna Willrodt.
L. NJ. Simons departed Wednesday
morning to transact some legal bust
ness in New York city. He will be
away about two weeks and will visit
his mother in Philadelphia before re-
turning home.
Frank Rockwell arrived home this
morning from ST. Paul, and while
there yesterday witnessed the auto
mobile races in the sanity city, and
saw Barney Oldtield break his record
for a mile in his fast machine.
The Fall term of Mankao CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi, opens
Sept. 4. 1t will pay to enroll then.
Leo Doyle returned from Beresford,
Tuesday and will remain in the city
indefinitely. The Doyles have closed
out their business interests at
Beresford. which consisted of the
electric light plant and. flour mill.
MIR. Doyle remained there some time
to close up some business matters.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. John Slater,
Monday July 10, 9 son. This is the
first child born in Mitchell since the
new birth registration law went into
effect. Mr.. Slater is going to ac-
quaint himself with the law and give
his new son all the advantages of the
act.
E. W. Hinckley, representing
Hearst's Chicago American, was in
the city Wednesday and made a call
On The Republican. Mr., Hinckley
went out to Chamberlain on the af-
ternoon passenger and will cover the
country west on the reservation with
a view of writing up the resources
for the American at some future
time.
Yankton Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Boyles came down on the $3.50
Milwaukee Saturday morning from
Mitchell. They together with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hanson and Judge
S. A. Boyles and family intend to
"take to the woods today and
spend a few weeks Of camp life on
the Jim. !.
Mrs. Geo. A. Silsby, Mrs: H. E.,
Hitchcock and Mrs. H. G. Nichols de-
parted Tuesday afternoon for lisbon,
N. D., to make a visit of a week
with friends. On their return Mrs.
Hitchcock will stop off at Big Stone
Lake, where MI. Hitchcock will go
Saturday for a short fishing trip.
/. M. O. Hall, Of Mohall, N. D., edi-
or of the News, was in the city
Wednesday and left on the after
noon train for his home. Mr..
Hall has been out west on the
reservation looking over the coun-
try, and he had with him a sample
of. macaroni wheat, which stood
five feet and seven inches high.
He got this from a farm eight miles
out of2Oacoma, and he thought it
would yield 20 bushels per acre.
Superintendent Collins went out
to Chamberlain Tuesday on the
freight in his special car to look over
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