The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-10

Champion binder reparirs tor sale at
VIM. Kocll's.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence
Annis, at their home south of town.
Friday, Aug. 3, a daughter.
Prof. j. III breckenridge went out
TO kimball Saturday to teach
in the institute for the next two
weeks.
We guarantee the Calmar wagon
to be as good as any. For sale at
VIM. KocEs'.
Mrs. Nellie Murray. after a visit
with Mrs. II. A. Boylan, returned
to her home at St. Paul Saturday
morning via the Omaha road.
: MaDkato Commercial College Man
kato. Mimi, draws a better class of
students than any othe~ school.
Send for catalog.
Miss Margaret Mcguire departed
for Chicago Saturday morning via the
Omaha and will remain there several
weeks visiting with her brother.
Miss Frances Hyde, of Dubuque,
Iowa, arrived in the city Wednesday
afternoon to make a visit OF two
weeks Will. Miss Marjorie Ruth.
''ln a few days In be we'll, said
Mrs. johnson when she bought d 80
cent box of Mona stomach tablets
at Scallin Bros. And She was.
Mrs. j. O. Warlatb and Mls. ".
j.. Healey left Saturday via the
Omaha road for Milton. Wis, where
they Will visit a week with relatives.
Mrs. I. II Boyian and son have
been visiting at the homes of j. w.
Powers and III. A. Boylan and re-
TUNED home to Des Moines. Iowa,
Saturday morning.
Anybody Who uses the lalmar
wagon knows tina it is the lightest
running wagon on the market. For
sale at VIM. koch's.
Members of the Round Table en-
joyed a picnic at the river Friday,
it being the annual gathering. and
in which the husbands of the ladies
were included.
The little f~our-year-old son of Mr..
Pouch. living south OF town, fell
from the wagon IN the harvest field
Thursday evening and fractured
both bones in the forearm.
Miss Fannie Foster. of Sioux City,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
a. Barber, left saturday for
Kimsall, where she will teach in the
teachers institute OF Brule county
for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Priestsand Mrs. Emma
Young. of Manchester, Iowa, the
mother and sister of c. V. Priest.
arrived to NAKED a visit at his
home. MIR. Priest has not seen
these relatives for a period Of twenty
years.
John Porter came home from Scot
land Friday night. He went down
tliele to catch for Scotland in a
game Of baseball with Avon. which
the latter team won by a score of
to q. it taking the tenth mining to
finish the game.
STRAYED-From sec. 4. Perry
twp, Dawson county, two spotted
and u red COW, the red COW and
one Of the spotted cows have part of
tell gone. Red COW has strap Oh
neck. One OF tile spotted and the
red COW were giving milk. Write
information to r. Fl. Packman, Box
r aud ID, Letcher.
! The funeral services over the re-
mains of Miss Ethel PINCH were
held at Looms Saturday at ]
o clock, they having been held one
day earlier than was announced in
Fridays paper. Tie remains
we're laid to rest i'm Graceland Gene
terry.
Mrs. III. G. Yates. who :las been
at her former home at Ludington,
Mich, for several months. arrived
home Saturday, bringing home
the addition to the family in the
form OF a young son, who was born
recently.
Another fine rain visited this
section Friday night, and after
about a two hours effort to get
started the precipitation amounted
to SO inches. This moisture will.
give orn another incentive to make
a larger increase in its production
and this cereal is now on the roac
to make a fine crop.
Clate r. Tinan, the editor of the
Kimball Graphic, is getting to bt
quite a bloatee trilllonaire. He now
owns a cottage at Spirit Lake, Iowa.
at the summer resort. and this
morning he passed through the city
with Mrs. Tinan and their little