The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Fl. E. Chappell went to Parkston
Saturday to take up a position
in the creamery at that place.
Miss Elsie Sargent, OF Vermillion,
arrived in the city to make a visit
with her sister. Mrs. j. w. Bryant.
Mrs. j. Il. Bradley arrived nome
Friday evening from Cherokee, Iowa,
where she has been visiting relatives
for a week
Mrs. G. G. Dean left Saturday
via the Milwaukee road for Algona.
Iowa, to visit with relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. A. r. Higgert, OF Newcastle,
Ind, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. McC. Devers and returned
home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Edith Baughman left Mon
day morning for Chicago TO make
her purchases OF fall millinery and
TO get in touch with the new styles
in trimmings.
Ole Kjelmyr announces that he has
received his goods to be made into
fall clothes and asks that the wearers
come and see what he has to offer in
the way of attractive novelties in
suits and oyercoats.
Misses Matte and Edith Dolemus,
who have been visiting with Miss
Emily Kings for several weeks, de-
parted Saturday for their home
at Patterson, N. j.
G. q. Gutenberg, IF Reliance, was
in Mitchell Saturday on u business
trip. Carl states that his father,
formerly the owner Of the Chamber
lain roller mill, expects to locate in
Mitchell in the near future.
Miss Nellie Pease came in from
MT. Vernon Saturday and will
make her home with Rev. and Mrs.
a. Craig Bowdish. Miss Pease has
been engaged as one of the new men,
bers of the faculty of the city schools
for the coming year.
Editor Oathout, OF the Ethan En-
terprise, was in the city. Mr..
Oathout is making a fine success of
tile Enterprise and is getting a
large quantity of good news into the
columns OF his paper every week, and
he is succeeding in making Ethan
appear larger Oh the map.
FL. G. Greene has been out to
White Lake this week aud surveyed
and laid out three new additions to
the town. Mr.. Greene says that
White Lake is building up fast and
that considerable property has been
sold on the additions on which houses
will be erected this fall. He says
that White Lake citizens are working
unitedly for 1.-The building up OF the
place and that he noticed more
activity there In the past six months
than for a good many years.
Every once in a while the Milwau-
kee road resorts to the old pay car
method OF liquidating its indebted
ness to its employees, and on the !. &
M. division the men have been paid
off In this manner for several
months. 1t is a method the company
has Of checking up the lei in its
employ to ascertain if the payrolls
have been stuffed and If straw men
are drawing salaries for which the
equivalent is not furnished
N.gae.
John Mcguire. OF Lincoln. Neb.
and Phillip Mcguire, Of Chicago,
are home on a visit TO their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. traucis Mcguire. AT
the same time are gathered under
the family roof the six DAUGHTERS OF
tile family, most Of whom are ell
gaged in teaching school and are here
on their summer vacation. 1t is a
very agreeable family Of ten people
that gather around the table aud II
is a great pleasure to the father and
mother to have their eight children
together once NOR
The relatives Of the deceased
Charles Wellman have arrived in
the city at last reaching here Satur.
day, Jesse Wellman, a brother,
coming Friday. Those who arriveo
this morning via the Omaha roao
were the father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Wellman, ii sister, Miss
Ida Wellman, and Mrs. Jesse Well.
man, who reside at Spokane Falls,
with the exception Of the parents
who reside ABOUT 10 miles farther
west. They were delayed in reaching
Mitchell by a wreck and a misunder.
Standing as to the seriousness OF the
deceased mans injuries.
Editor Sam Phelps was I'VE from
alexandria Friday evening and called
on The Republican. Mr.. Phelps say:
that Alexandria is going to a very
successful fair on the dates of Sept
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