The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Miss Lucy Thompson vent TO
Pariston TO visit with Miss Dakota
Grimm.
Buck Jones, of the M.Grossau
Fruit Co Of Sioux Falls, was in the
city toby
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Faber. on lie south side. Tuesday.
July IL, a o e
Il. 7. Dai:l ami family arrived
bone Wednesday evening tron their
tr1p 10 Dell Rapids.
Z. n. Reeves arrived home Thur :
day morning from Big Stone where
l1e has been for the past ten days.
Mrs L. l.. Meyer came nome
Thursday from Big Stone lake, stop
plng off a few days at Aberdeen.
Everybody knows that Mccormick
machinery is the strongest and most
durable. Sold at VIM. kocb's.
Manllato Commercial College Man
kato. Mimi, will ENROLL 300 students
Sept. 3 Will you he one more?
Send for catalog.
Mrs. Ben Olson visited with
friends in the city last week and lc-
turned to her home ut McGrcgor.
Iowa. Friday morning.
Miss Gertrude Jenne, of Daven-
port. Iowa, arrived Wednesday even
ing to spend IA few weeks at the
home OF Sam Herman, Fouth Avenue
west.
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Kranz, of st.
Paul arrived Wednesday and are
guests at the home of Il. q. Burns.
Mrs. Kranz expects to remain about
three months.
Miss Lillian Buck, of Elkton, Miss
Genevieve Courtney. Of Hitchcock.
and Rev. W. Delos Smith. of Hamil.
ton, Canada. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weller.
r. L. Mease, editor Of the Madi-
son Sentinel. and who also conducts
an educational journal, was in the
City Thursday to attend the meeting
OF the county superintendents.
Miss May Farrell, of Flandreau,
county superintendent of Moody
county, is here attending the meet
ing OF the county superintendent,
and is a guest Of Mrs. B. A. Bobb.
The ive-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Olson. who reside north
east Of the city, was operated on
Wednesday afternoon for tubercular
appendicitis. The operation was
performed by DR.. b. a. Bobb, and
assisted by Drs. c. S. Bobb and f.
w. Freyberg.
Ice Loevinger, son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Loevinger, former resi-
dents of Mitchell. will attend
Chicago University next, year hav-
ing been rendered a free scholarship
for that period, which was secured
through the fundamentally Of the
superintendent of schools OF Sioux
City.
E~X-'1overnor Herlied and ATTORNEY
Perry. Of Aberdeen, were iu The city
Thursday and appeared before Judge
Smith ON habeas corpus proceedings
to secure the release OF a boy in the
reform school at Plankinton, who
bad been convicted OF petit larceny
but vas sent to the school i'm am
irregular way. Judge Smith granted
the writ.
l.. O Gale has just made contracts
Tor several important things i'm con-
nectlon with his theatre building.
be has awarded the contract for pro-
ducing the scenery to the Twin City
Sclenlc Co and when it is shipped
1T VIII amount to a carload. Nj.
Gale has also just contracted for 1900
opera chairs for the theatre. These
he purchased Of the Andrews Co.,
OF Chicago. and are to be delivered
in Mitchell Sept. l.. With his
scenery Mr. Gale bought an asbestos
drop curtain, which will prevent any
fire from eelting away from the |
stage to uhe body of the house. Con-
tracts for plumbing and heating.
and " or two other matters are
still to be let.
JAY IL. Grafton, the auctioneer.
last Friday from Mu,do.
where he conducted the lot sales of
the Milwaukee, Railroad Co., and
also at Vivian and Draper, the new
towns on the Milwaukee extenlson.
Mr.. Grafton made an exceptionally
good record as an auctioneel, first as
to the 1apidity OF selling the proper-
ty and again as to the amount
brought in in cash. At Draper he
sold SO, 900 worth of lots in IS min
utes and he did ever tettter than
this at Murdo, where be sold 1927, OOU
worth OF lots in one hour and fifteen
minutes MI. Grafton has the happy