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

Mrs Eva Drake. of Huron, ar
rived to make a visit with Mrs,
Jennie Wiltse.
d. G. Lowell and wife. of Mimi
%eapnlis, arrived TO MAKE a visit with
the parents OF Mr. Lowell, Mr.. and
MIS-. r.. a. Lowell.
Mrs Harvey Rev came over from
Wortliugton, Mimi, to remain
through the corr pllace. Mr.. Rev
will come sNLday evening for a bIjet
stay.
Phillip Laurson departea Thursday
morning for Boston, Mass. where
he will enter the Massachusetts
School of Technology to take a full
course.
The Rev. A. w. Bell will notrgo to
Woonsocket to hold services next
Sunday, owing to prevalence Of
diphtheria in that town which makes
it necessary to close the schools and
churches. He will conduct services
in st. Mary's church next Sunday
both morning and evening.
The Watertown Public Opinion
says that John PUN is going to bring
his tannery exhibit to Mitchell
during the cor palace. lie conducts
quite an establishment up there and
he wants the people to know that
there is such a thing as good .tannely
In South Dakota.
Lars Grinager, of Howard, has
been in the city a few days and left
Thursday for Eermillion, where
he will enter the Jaw department Of
the state university to pursue a full
course. Lars was a student in
Dakota Wesleyan last year. and
during the ode hours out of college
the young man was a faithful en-
ploYee in The Republican Office.
A. A. Bovnton came Over from
Plankinton to see about The races
which will he held in Mitchell next
week, commencing Wednesday and
last three days. Mr.. Boynton says
that the method of paying sl2O for
each heat OF the race will make the
races more interesting. and in fact
each heat will he a race. The entries
closed last night.
Judge Smith. Preston and Hdnnett
and r.. j. Spangler came home
Thursday from Washington Springs,
Wneie The term of court was ad-
iourned Wednesday evening. There
were but few cases on the calendar.
Stenographer Boyles accompanied q
party FROM Washington Springs for a
short duck hunt near one Of the lakes
i'm that vicinity.
County Commissioned Nash start.
ed Thursday to arrange the exhibit
OF Dawson county in the corn palace
building. Mr.. Nash made all The
selection of the grains that will be
shown in the exhibit and lie has
been successful in securing some
splendid specimens i'm all depart.
ments. The grains will be displayed
in jars and also as taken from the
field which are tied up in small
bundles,
b. j. Duncan, who came her,
week ago with the remains of Mrs
Duncan for iDternent, left Wednes
day for his home in Bismarck. N. d
His sister, Mrs. McCold. of Mime
apolis, ACCOMPANIED him to Bismarck
and will keep house for him. Mrs
/. e. Kintigh accompanied the part,
to Bismarck and from there she will
90 on to Baker City, Ore. to spent
the winter with relatives.
Everett White came in from Murdt
Thursday and will remain owe
until today while on his way t,
Charles CITY, Iowa. Mr.. White, VIII,
is cashier of the First State bank
says that the business interests o
Murdo are keeping up in fine shap
since the extension OF the train ser
vice on farther west. and that til,
town is still holding its osn in YER.
we'll. On Saturday evening Mr.
White will be united in marriage /,
Miss Alice E. Durkee at Charlie.
City, and expects to reach Mitchell
Monday afternoon with bis bride OF
their way to Murdo. They will
remain to attend the corn palace
faw ia Tvs.