The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-27
IN TOWN u
MATTERS OF INTEREST HAT HAPPEN M
THE " OF \ WEEK

Miss Stella Pine, OF Yorn, Ne
braska, is visiting Miss Dora Isobb.
Mrs. T.. Nj. White Went to Yank-
ton to visit with relatives FOR a few
: DAYS.
Mrs. Samuel Wcbber and Mrs. II.
II. Packman Departed Wednesday
for Charles City, Iowa, Icing called
there by the serious illness of their
father.
Delvan Il. Becker arrived home
Tuesday evening from his trip to
Chicago, where he finished buying
his fall line of furnishing goods an,
gents clothing.
Club Norris has opened his saloon
to the public in the Koch building
near the opera house. and he has
transformed the duh looking interior
into an attractive looking place.
Harry Wentzy. of P%ukwana. cane in
from Salem Wednesday morning and
left on the afternoon train for home.
Mr.. Wentzy had just finished up a
trade for a hardware store at Salem,
which he secured on IA real estate
deal.
Elizabeth Kelly who has been
spending her vacation with her aunt
at Yale returned home last TUESDAY
She was accompanied by her Grand
| una, Fernan. who will make a long
visit with her daughter. Mrs. p. N.
Kelley, and family.
Saturday afternoon the government
thermometer registered at So degrees,
and this morning it registered at AZ
degrees AS the coolest during the
night That is something OF a range
i'm temperature during summer
weather, aud and the change was
highly acceptable.
The third ball team OF this city
a defeated in Alexandria Mon-
day 10y the Red Lights OF that
place by a score OF + to 3. McKen-
stadt and Stafford we're the battery
for the Mitchell boys. McKenstadt
struck out IL Of the opposing battels.
Both teams played good ball..
Mrs. II. d. B%utterfield left this
morning for Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where Mr.. B%ultertield will join her
Saturday morning and will leave
for New York to buy their stock Of
fall goods. While in The east they
will make several pleasures trips.
returning home in about a month.
The Salvation Army barracks are
now under the command Of some new
officers, who have just assumed
Charge. They are Ensign Herbs,
Lieutenant Baer and Cadet Gilmore
and the yoang ladies are taking hold
of the work With a determination
which shows that they are ANXIOUS
to make it successful.
Tneday evening DR.. Thomas Mich
olson delivered the closing lecture at
the Summer School to a large audi
ence. many going over from town to
hear it. DR.. Nicholson leclured on
"Symmetrical Manhood,'' and the
ideal that he set forth in bis dis
cOuISe was Of q character tina,
would not be a very difficult matttr
for the average man to follow. Ills
remarks were given close attention
and the lecture was Eigbly enjoyed.
The pump that the city purchased
several months ago TO Install at the
water works has not yet arrived. al
though it vas contracted for delivery
in June and the superstition vas at
the time that it would be i'm service
during that'month. In conversation
with Chairman Wells, OF the water
works committee he said that the
pump would not be shipped until
the middle Of Aug,Et. 1t will take,
it is thought, fully Il month to in
stall the pump and get it into SER
vice. Mr.. Wells gave us a reason for
the delay OF shipment that there were
too many strikes in the east and that
the manufacturers were handicapped
i'm getting the work done.
Mpssr>. Salisbury. Richardson and
Perry arrived in the city Tuesday
evening. The gentlemen represent
a religious organization called The
Church Of Jesus Christ, or the Lat
ter Day Saints. For the next six
weeks they will distribute a large
quantity Of tracts, visiting every
house in the city and in the country
contiguous to Mitchell. for the pur-
pose of spreading their message OF
religion. That the men are earnest
advocates Il their religion is shown
in the fact that they are doing their
work without compensation.
Miss Helen Hoon entertained a