The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
IN TOWN Y COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEP
a. c. Mason visited his family i.

a. c. Mason visited his family il
Scotland OH tn 4th.
George Harris, of Mt. Vernon.
was in the city yesterday. returning
on the afternoon train.
q. W. CourseY is recoverine from
his surgical operation slowly and 1.
able to drive out occasionally.
Mrs. z. c. Bras left Thursday after
noon for her home on the reservation
some distance west OF Chamberlain.
F. w. johnson and wife, formerl,
OF this city but nov Of Fulton, sper,
the Fourth in Mitchell with friends.
Miss Grace and Fred Gregory went
to Duluth, Mimi, this afternoon Il
visit with relatives for several weeks
Charles Pelletier, OF Sioux City.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w,
Jonas over the Fourth and returned
home Thursday morning.
Mrs. II. A.. Boylan returned to the
city from Aureiia. Iowa. aud will.
remain here a few days before going
back to her claim near Murdo.
Misses Bertha and Carrie Slade.
Mable and Pearl Jackson, Miss
Sphinx and MISS Coleman went to
BrldgeWater to spend their Fourth
of July.
ID. w. BuTright, who has been in
the city for the past ten days look
ing after some business matters. left
Thursday morning for MS home al
Asbville. N. G.
Paul Williams came i'm from
Chamberlain to spend the Fourth.
Ex-Governor Charles n. HerrieI
came down from Aberdeen Thursday
to transact some legal business
before Judge Frank Il. Smith.
Rev. Ii. S. Wilkinson goes to Can
ton to attend the Epwor,h League
Assembly to have charge of one OF
the department lectures, which is
given each morning.
Superintendent Hoff has placed the
silver medal awarded the public
schools on exhibition At the Carnegie
library. where anybody desiring to
see it will have the opportunity.
Miss Pearl Swanson, who has been
the CUES; OF the Harker family,
returned Thursday to her BON
at Oakland, and was accompanied by
Elsie Renard, a niece of Mrs. Joseph
lC. Harker.
Mr.. Sexton, of st. Paul, was i'm
the city to put in the new switch
board in the Western Union Office
in place OF the old one which was
burned out some time ago. While
here he connected the regulator in u.
6. Nichols jewclry store.
Mrs. George h. Foster and children
and Mrs. Virginia Doyle went To
Canton Wednesday morning to re-
main Il week with friends during the
Epwortb League Assembly. Miss
Florence Fosdick. who went with
them, will return this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. lsately an
rived home Tuesday evening FROM
their bridal trip to Chicago and De
tiance. Ohio, and have settled down
to the realities of married life. MAX
ing their home at the residence of
Mrs. G. a. Dawson, corner Fifth
Avenue west and Rowley street.
The lire department was called ont
Thursday afternoon at2:l5 O'Clock 20
what was supposed to lie a fire AT
the Waserly house. 1t turned out To
be but the burning OF soule paper
That Mr.. Evans had thrown out i'm
the street to burn up. He endeavor-
ed TO dissuade the party nom turning
in the alarm but under the excite
ment the party could not be headed
of, and the fire department had it's
run for nothing.
John Quirk started this morning
to make the long trip TO the Black
Hills country overland. He will
drive through from Pierre along the
North Western route and return Inv
the Milwaukee survey. Mr. Quirk
owns quite a good deal OF property
iii the Hills country. He will he
home by Aug. i.
Clate r. Tinan came III from Kim
ball Thursday and left on the
afternoon train for Leach Lake,
Mimi, and much to our surprise he
SAID he was going out on a fishing
expedition. Back in Ohio Clate said
he used to sit on the banks for hours
at a stretch, but since he came to
this country lie has not engaged in
fishing once, so he is going to pick
up the line where lie laid it down
twenty-five years ago aud see il there
is 3S much SnOYt in it nou nc tl,on