The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-14
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Ts.esday for Haraooo, Wis, 10
visit wltn relatives and tflsads Tor
some time.
Mrs. T. II, Reike and .%daushsef
VINO were the guests OF Ms, L. -.
Milne. returned home Tuesday norm
Ing 10 Chicago.
Mrs. Lillian poud left Sunday
morning to attend the Eastern Star
grand chapter at Lead. Mrs DoId
is the grand oreanist OF the Chapter.
]. W. Collins has been visiting
with Prof. ana Mrs. {. Y. 6illiland
for several weeks and leturned home
Tuesday morning to Abba, Iowa, ac-
compnied by Grace Gilllland. who
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Jay A. DundaS entertained a
party of twenty ladies at her home
Monday afternoon at bridge whist,
and who formed a very pleasant
party for the game. Light refresh
ments were served at the close of
the play.
The flaming posters for Pa~nee
Bits Wild West show have been
hung up round The city, and the
great aggregation will appear in
Mitchell on Wednesday, June 26.
The great train robbery is a feature
OF the performance.
"HI,n n~0o,tjya oonaunittna toS dol
ciGed TO offer prizes for the hest
display that is made in the parade
on the day Of the travelling mems
convention. The announcement is
made thus far in advance to give all
an opportunity TO 90 after one OF
the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Kibtee, who
have been visiting at points in South
Carolina, the old home of Mrs. Rib
bee, for the past month, arrived
home Saturday. They visited
the Jamestown exposition on their
way home and also stopped at WASH
ington.
The following pupils in Miss Fritz
zell's room Of the eighth grade have
neither been absent nor tardy during
the entire school year: Florence
Kempton, .Helen Reeves, Rodell
Warne, Edna Blackman, May Nash,
Hazel Slater, Ruth Doane, Ada
Plotner, Grace Gray, Charley Lester.
S. c. Oathout came up from Ethan
to attend the meeting Of the county
board of education Tuesday. Mr..
Oathout has now taken possession
of the Ethan Enterprise and with a
new press and some new type be is
getting out a much better looking
paper than 1T has heretofore teen.
Miss Patterson. of the eighth
grade of the city schools, has quite
ar honorary roll of pupils who have
neither been absent nor tardy during
the entire school year just closed.
Those composing that distinguished
rull are: Mildred Thomas, Frank
Jensen, Clare Christopher, Haskell
Manchester, Robert Rierson, Myrtle
Weddle, Leo Reihsen, Elsie Sat-
%tellee, Ruth Priest, Loretta Rossman,
Mona Hull, Hazel Jackson, Floyd
Kings, Byron Harbert.
Earl Allen, a travelling man, has
arrived in the city and will be here
the greater portion Of the time until
the travelling mems convention. Mr..
Allen has been gagged by the COM
mittee as a designer Of floats and
exhibits for the parade and bis
services will be az the command Of
those persons who intend to 90 in
the parade. MIR. Allen can be found
at the Widmann and the corn palace.
as he Will do has work at the latter
place.
ssTle Musical Wizard of Wall
Street. drew a large audience at the
Gale Monday evening, and taken
%ialtogetber the performance gave good
satisfaction. The two Brownies
made a big bit in their singing and
ludllClLS SpCCldlt1cS uu0 CllC1 WClC
called back several times. Much can.
not be said for the singing from an
artistic standpoint, as there was
little harmony in the voices and the
people sang with such force that
there was little music LETT. The
company, however, served to pass a
pleasant evening.
Miss Leah Terrill, a daughter OF
d. III. Terrill, arrived home Monday
afternoon and will spend the summer
with her parents. For the past FIVE
years Miss Te1rill has been following
the consecrated duties Of a mission
airy in the Jamaica Islands as a
representative OF the Friends, a
|Quaker society. She brought home
with her manv curiosities of the
islands, among which are some
crocodile eggs and samples from the
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