The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-20

SUNDAY, Sept. 10, an eleven pound
boz.
WANrEDT TO RuY-2o or 80 ewes.
Address e. ID. Watkins, r. f. ID.
Nc. 4, Mitchell S. d.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray l.. Branson
moved Tuesday INTO the c. w. Adams
residence on Second Avenue east.
= 7. Razum OF Perry, Iowa, has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Hofstetter and returned to his home.
MIS-. G. f. Paige arrived home
Monday evening from Duluth, ST.
raul and Minneapolis, where she has
been visiting for the past few weeks.
Joseph Blush, the ten-year-old son
OF Mrs. Blush, who was operated oE
a few days ago at the hospital for
appendicitis, is reported to be tm-
proving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miner have
been visiting the parents of Mr..
Miner for several DAYS and returned
to Chamberlain Monday afternoon.
They had been to Sioux City on
their bridal tour.
j. j. Roberts, OF Keokuk. Iowa,
is in the city looking up the possible
location for ii branch office for an
Iowa supply house. Mr. Roberts
says that if he finds things to his
liking in Mitchell he will locate
here
John Schmidt was up from his
Lisbon township farm and said
that the lightning struck a couple
of stacks of his wheat Monday night
and they We're burned to the ground.
John said that he carried sufficient
Insurance on his crop to nearly reim-
burse him for the loss.
Miss Robinson, dean of women Of
the University, and Miss Pearson,
secretary of the Y. w. C.. a, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening. Miss
Pearson will remain a few days to
aid the young ladies in starting off
the years work of the association,
which is one OF the strongest OF
college associations in the state.
Mrs. Arthur Nandenburg came
home from Sioux City Monday after
noon, having accompanied Mr.. Van
denburg to st. Jospeh's hospital fol
an operation. which was made
necessary as the result OF an accident
whicii occurred several months ago.
1t will be a mouth before be can be
brought home.
George HofStetter returned Monday
evening to B%rookings, where he ha!
accepted a position as instructor III
South Dakota State College for TIL
coming year. Mr.. Hofstetter grad.
uated from the institution in June,
and it is greatly to his credit tina,
he is recalled thus soon TO take a
place or the teaching force.
Miss Wanneta Ferris left Tuesday
evening for Eau Claire, Wis, where
she will visit a few days with q
former college c%lassmate, and from
there she will 20 TO Evantson, III.
to resume her elocution work in the
Cummock School of Oratory. Miss
Ferris will finish next wear and will
be thoroughly we'll equipped in her
art.
y letter received from Theodore
f. Graham states that he has located
at 1924 BRYANT Avenue north, Min
neapolis. Mimi. for his future head,
quarters, as the travelling representa-
tive for the Redpath Lvcenm Bureau,
He expected to live at Mason City
Iowa, but could not find suitable
quarters at that place.
Misses jeanette Smith and Loi:
Anderson and Arthur Smith depart.
ed via the Omaha road Tuesday
evening for %Fairbault, Mimi. Th,
young ladies will attend ST Mary
Academy for the second year an(
AIuBul Wlll dJtCljd CbC k)tIuUllCf
military school for his first year
Howard Rev went a few days agt
to attend the same school.
The material for the new freiph
house Of the milwaukee, road I'D:
,cOmmenced to arrive in the city
and it is thought tina. work on The
big structure will start next week
1t will be erected with brick ant
be equipped with all the modern
improvements. Good work is bein!
done on the side tracks and they
will he completed IN a short time.
Miss Kate Tillotson departed
"Wednesday Cor Sloan Springs. Ark.
where she will join her parents, VIII,
moved there several weeks ago. Mis-
Tillotson has been employed in TIT
telephone Office for some time ant
made a very kind and obliging cen
trial girl. She contemplates going t,
Kansas City later and resume lie