The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-30

S. II. Scallin arrived home Mon-
day from his trip to Chicago aud
Detroit.
Horace Kress went to Trip
Monday to take charge Of an Office
of Edwards. Wood s. Go.
The Misses Rinehart. who have
been at Austin. MIMI. for a month,
arrived home Saturday evening.
Mrs. +. W. 'Tlude and son, of Chi
cago, arrived on Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs Thos. Manchester.
d. W.. Burright went to Platte
Monday to attend to some matters
in connection with his stock ranch.
Prof. L. f. Graham departed Mon.
day for WATERFOWL to attend the
teachers Institute of Codington
county.
Mrs. Proctor, of st. Paul, arrived
Sunday morning over the Omaha aud
is the guest of Mrs. B. NJ. Johnston
at The Widmann.
Fred White arrived home FIR ida v
afternoon from Sioux City, where he
has been in a hospital for several
months, and is steadily growing
better.
9. 3. Reeves and B. NJ. Johnston
returned home Oh Monday from
Big Stone lake, where they have been
on a fishing expedition for the past
ten days.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith and Jeanette
and Arthur departed last Friday
for Minneapolis, going via Mason
City, where they Will stop for a day
en- route.
Rev. w. w. Ravens. superintend-
ent Of the State Anti-Saloon League,
preached in the Methodist and Bap.
fist churches Sunday and had large
congregations.
Came to my place, NW4, 15.lO3-60
one dark bay horse, with scar on hind
leg. Owner have same by paying
charges. Edwin Bruyn.
Fred Tobin and Fred Widmann,
jr., went to Wapheton, N D., FRI
day, and il their plansedo not fail
they expect to engage in the saloon
business at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Grow left
Monday for a trip to the Portland
exposition. On their way out they
will spend a week in Yellt wstone
Park and stop at several other points
en- route. They will be gone about
thirty days.
W. II. Cundey, travelling passenger
agent for the Rio Grande system, Of
Denver. was in the city looking after
passenger traffic over his road for the
Epworth League convention next
month and for the Grand Army en-
campment in September.
WANT ED-Bright, honest young
man over Is from Mitchell to prepare
for position in Government Service
Good pay and chance for promotion
Address immediaely-W. Box one,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
B. a. O'Mealey has just received
his appointment from Col. Robert
Stewart as color sergeant on the reg
imental staff Of the fourth regiment,
S. d. N. 6. While at the encamp-
ment at Watertown Sergeant
O'Mealey will act as clerk at tile
headquarters.
g. w. Smith. OF Minneapolis, rep
resenting the Anchor line Of the
great lakes, was in the city looking
after some business. He is a old
friend of Will 81. George, the Mil
waukce agent. and the two used to
hold down stations on tile Southern
Minnesota division OF the company.
j.. o. Wairath arrived home from
Chicago Saturday evening and was
! accompanied b. his daughter, Miss
Jessie. Miss Walrath has been at.
tending a college at Detroit, Mich,
since last fall taking a course in
preparation for teaching music in
the public schools. which she finished
last week. She has! been employed
by the board Of education Of Hills.
boro, N. D., to have charge Of the
music in the schools of that towr
for the ensuing year, and will begin
her duties there at the opening u
the fall term in September.
The ladies Of tile Holy Family
Church have organized a society fol
the purpose Of establishing a fund
with which to purchase a pipe organ
for the new church when it is COM
pleted. The officers are Mrs. Ed.
Leehan, president; Mrs. Augusta
Wider, secretary; Miss Mary Conant,
treasurer. FRIDAY evening the ladies
will give a dancing party in the city
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