The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-22
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST HAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.


Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Carlson, of Prosper township. Mon
day, June IS, "A son
Landlord Scriven spent Monday in
Sioux City on business and came
home in the evening.
Mrs. o. Il. Litchtield went TO Scot
land Tuesday to visit with rel,
atives for a short time.
Remember Barnes sells pumps,
pipe. we'll casing, cylinders, repairs
of all kinds, opposite postoftice.
Mrs. G. W.. Derr came down from
Turton Tuesday morning to assist he,
husband i'm selecting a house in
which to live.
Bishop Hare, OF Sioux Falls, was
in The city Monday in conference
with Rev. Arthur William Bell, the
new rector of st. Mary's church.
Get the best single and double
driving harness at VIM koch's.
Mrs. George Thomas. who was
operated on Saturday for cancer of
the breast by DR. Il. a. Bobb, is re-
ported TIC he steadily improving.
Mrs. Frank Hatch and daughter,
Violet, stopped over at the home of
MIR and Mrs. A. A. IruaX for a day,
having teen Ouu to the CID settlers
reunion at Mt. Vernon. and left for
their Sioux City home Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs Virgil Boyles and
daughter, Mary. went to Yankton on
the early train Tuesday morning for a
short visit. They will leave in a few
days for Ireland, Ind, to spend a
portion of the summer with the rel
atives Of Mrs. %i8oyles.
The board of education has lust re-
Iceived Il silver medal from the st.
Louis exposition, OF 1904. awarded
the high school for the display of
general high school work. The
medal is very much appreciated by
jhe board and the school alike.
Now is the time to order Irvine.
Mccormick and Plymouth grades on
exhibition at WIN. koch's.
Geo. ID. Cole came down from
Brookings Tuesday morning to a ttend
the ace He has a horse entered in
the races. Mr.. Cole is one of the
most enthusiastic race horse men in
the state and the occasions are very
are when he don't get to a meeting.
Drs. j. G. Mccartney, Ray Smith,
and r. j. Lamme returned home last
Thursdayfrom Vermiilon, where they
attended the ANNUAL convention OF
the South Dakota Dental Associa-
tion. DIR. Lamme was on the pro-
gram for a demonstration and a
paper. The next meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be held at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius kissman. of
Sioux City, We're i'm town and left
Tuesday morning for %Stickney, where
they will reside i'm the future. Mr..
Kissman has the passenger run or
the Milwaukee road between 'Tripp
and Stickney and it necessitates II
change in their residence. They
were former residents of Mitchell.
Mrs Mary Litsey left Tuesday
for Chicago, where she goes to at
tend the reunion of the regiment to
which her husband belonged during
the civil war. She being especially
invited Oh this occasion. Mrs. Lit
sey has just finished proving up ON d
quarter section of land in Buffalo
county.
The Chicago. Milwaukee q st.
Paul railway has established a new
stock tram between Chicago and
Mitchell which will be of great bene-
fit to shippers. BEGINNING next SAT-
urday the company will start a spe-
cial stock train u of this city for
Chicago. lea ving here at { o'clock p.
n, and arriving in Chicago for the
Monday morning market.
Rev a Craig Rowdish arrived
home Tuesday from Chamber
lain. Monday evening Mr.. Bowdisb
delivered the address at the gradual
ing exercises Of the government In
dian school, at which one young lady
received her diploma. Mr.. Bowdish
said that all of the singing was done
by the Indian boys and girls and that
they did exceedingly we'll.
Quite a party of Mitchell people
went to the Grand Army and Womens'
Relief Corps encampment at Yank-
ton Tuesday. General and Mrs.
J. B. Wolgemuth, Col. and Mrs.
VIM. Nash went on the early train,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wooledge, MI.
and Mrs. James Mckinley, H. L.
Omealey and W. Fl. Webster went
on The II O,cl0ck naSspnpnr