The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-28

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Bros.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Arm
son, Tuesday, June 25, a son. They
reside on Fourth Avenue west.
Mrs. Dolph and son left Tuesday
for Maquoketa, Iowa. Miss Minnie
departed for Chicago Monday.
Miss Edna Vaughn has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Edna Nelson,
and returned home to Fairfax this
morning.
sTRAYED-Last Thursday night,
one black mare, weight about 1850
pounds; badly blemished, blind in
left eye. Notify M. Gepford, Ethan.
The west passenger on the Milwau-
kee road was several hours late Tues
day and reached Mitchell about
l o'clock. The engine broke down
near White Lake and another engine
was sent out to bring the train in.
Elijah Tillotson has disposed of
his residence property on Sixth
Avenue west to j. ID. Powers. Mr..
T%lllotson -and family expect to leave
some time later in the season and
will spend the winter at Sloan
Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carson. of
baltimore, Nd, arrived Thursday
afternoon for an ext.nded visit With
Mrs. Clarson's brother and sister, r.
b. Van Alstine and Mrs. j. NJ.
Adams. 1t has been is years since
either Of the relatives have met.
Miss Florence Morris went to
Parker Tuesday and will remain
there a week to practice with a la
dies quartet, in which she will sing
first soprano. The quartet has been
engaged to sing at the coming as
sembly at Canton.
Mrs. G. e. Hager came home from
Faulkton Tuesday, having been
away a week attending the meeting
of the w. M. F. S.. district v
ton at Alpena and the ministerial
association at Huron. At Faulnton
Mrs. Hager organized a new mission
airy society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Barry left
Monday evening for Chicago, where
Mr.. Barry is connected with the Con-
servatory of Music of Northwestern
college. He has been here several
weeks working up the musical come
idy, In Pensacola" which was given
during the travelling mems conven-
ton.
Archie Turneaure departed Tues
day for North Yakima, WASH,
where he goes to accept a position
as stenographer in the government
service, in the reclamation depart
ment. Mr.. Turneaure has been taking
a course of stenography in the Boyles
School of Stenography and has just
graduated from the institution. That
is a pretty good record for the young
man.
! Conductor Eugene Fargo came
down from Aberdeen on his Milwau-
kee passenger run Tuesday, the
first time since last fall. Mr.. Fargo
has been in California all winter and
just returned home, leaving his fam
lily in California. Mr.. Fargo said he
expected to return to California when
the snow commences to fly. He has
been on the Milwaukee road so long
that it is like separating a family for
him to give up the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Litchiield de,
parted Tuesday ii the Omaha
road for Duluth, Mimi, where they
will take a boat trip across the lakes
to Detroit, Mich, and then go via
rail to New York and thence dowr
tho Hudson river. They will visit
many eastern points, and exi,cct to
reach home August L. Mr.. Litchfield
thinks he is entitled to the vacation
after fifteen years of steady applica-
ton to his business.
Mrs. c. e. Vermilyea, assisted by
Miss Fannie Mccormick and M. r
Tournier, will give a recital in elo.
!%eution this evening at Plankin.
ton, west of Mitchell. Mrs. Yer.
milyea has a number of invitations
to appear in towns surrounding
Mitchell and she will fill a few of the
engagements. She is a gifted lady in
the line of elocution and gives he,
selections with excellent effect. She
has been heard in Mitchell a number
of times and her readings have beer
received in the heartiest
Will Clark was down from LOOMS
Wednesday afternoon, and in speak.
ing of the crop situation around thai
town, he said that he never saw il
finer than at this time of the year
He said that corn was up to his knees
and was growing fine. His wheat
which he said he planted March 81