The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-23
Get a good lunch at Weber .

Get a good lunch at Weber &
Co.'s while in town.
Clayton Doane left Sunday to spend
d vacation of a few weeks at White
Lake.
For Sale, at a bargain, COCO
threshing engine and separator.
I1alker Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Belts and
family left Tuesday for Arnold's
Park, Iowa, to remain a couple of
weeks.
Send to 8oyles Business CJllege,
Mitchell. S. D., for a catalog. Vir-
gil ID. Boyles. Official Court Reporter,
President.
Mrs. II. Sheeks and little daughter.
left Tuesday afternoon for Wahpeton,
North Dakota, for Il few weeks visit
with relatives and friends at that
place.
A. A. Gillett. Of Marshalltown,
Iowa, who is taking a trip through
this state stopped OFT in Mitchell TO-
day for a few weeks visit with his.
daughter. Mrs. c. K. Logsden.
Miss Ruth Deards, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. E.
Dean, and other relatives in the city
and vicinity, departed Thursday
for her home in Madison. Wis.
DR.. {. S. Bobb departed Tuesday
morning to spend the Semaider OF
the week at Arnold's Park. Iowa.
The DR.. has not been we'll Of late
and goes down there to take a little
needed lest.
j. l.. Christopher, Of Owatonna,
Mimi, an operator OH the Chicago
& North-W Western road, arrived Tues
day morning to make a visit with his,
brothers, George, in the Clarion office;
and Edison in the Republican office.
W. II. Turneaure has just closed a
contract for a new residence on the
south side for j. II Scrim- which
will be located on Edmunds street.
Mr.. Scrim is a painter and paper
hanger and has just moved to Mitch
ell. The residence will be a cottage
and will cost about 81, 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Newell arrived
in the city Monday evening over the
Milwaukee road and were guests ove
night at the Widmann, and went Oh
home to Mt. Vernon Tuesday
They are just returning from a trip
out to the Pacific coast, where they
have been touring for a month.
Agent George received word Tues
day from the passenger depart-
ment at Chicago that arrangements
had been made to run a special train
over the Milwaukee road from Yank-
ton to Huron on account of the state,
fair. The special will be run on
Sept. IL. The fair association also
asks that a special be run from
Cbambe lain to Mitchell to make,
connections with The YhnktOn train,
Mrs. John Harris was brought
here a few days ago from OH yet,
| Hutchinson county and placed in st.
Joseph'o hospital, whore she was
operated on for cancer OF the breast,
the operation being performed by
DR.. z. E. King. Mrs. Harris is
reported as getting along nicely since
the operation. Mrs. Carpenter, who
was also operated on a few days ago
is reported as making good Roadway
on the road to recovery.
A card received from Miss Myrtle
Lee at New York states that she
and Miss Lathrop sailed from New
York on Saturday at II a. No., going
via the steamer PENNSYLVANIA and
thence across the water to Berlin,
Germany, where the young ladies
will spend one year in the classic
city studying piano and voice cul-
ture. Miss Lee promised The Re-
publican that she would write several,
letters during her absence abroad
which will appear in tins paper.
There was every evidence of a rain
Saturday evening. The lightning
flashed and the thunder roared for
an hour or more. while the clouds
gathered in ominous %array-but it
failed to produce the moisture that
was so much desired. With over
seven inches Of moisture in July a
half of that distributed through
August Hould have been greatly
appreciated. Here three weeks have
gone by and no rain. At the same
time the farmers have Daen bene-
fitted by being able to get their har-
vesting done without the Interrupt
tion by rain. The farmers say that
there seems to be sufficient moisture
to keep the corn growing right along.
Where the thermometer stood Tues
day morning made one think OF frost.
During the night Of Monday the