The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-21

MATTERS OF THAI HAPPEN m
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs. +. i. Hammer wen 10 Ethan
This morning to remain several days
and help MIR. Hammer IN the drug
store.
MIR. and Mrs, Mac Devers came in
Monday from kennebec. Mrs.
Devers VIII visit several days with
relatives on the south side.
Sunday evening Children's Day ex-
ercises were observed at the Baptist
church, for which al entertaining
program was prepared. 1t was listen
ed to by a large audience.
Miss Helen lick came down from
Aberdeen yesterday and is the guest
of Mrs. d. M. Potter.
Word has been received from Rev.
l.. T. John, who is in the hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, to the effect that
he is improving nicely and is gaining
strength every day.
c. G.. Rathbun's condition is re-
ported to be improving right along
and that he is now able to sit up a
portion of the day. The appendicitis
has practically disappeared.
Rev. Duane R%ifenbark and daugh-
ter, Miss Grace, spent the week with
friends in the city during University
commencement. Rev. Rifenbark is a
member of the board of trustees Of
the college. They returned home To
Huron Thursday evening.
W. C. Metcali, the corner clothier,
announces hat he has got the real
summer clothing in the new two piece
suit, a liberal shipment of which he
has just received. Read his adver-
tisement today.
Misses Helen and Della Manley
who reside ear Fulton, left ove the
Milwaukee road Tuesday morning for
eastern points, going direct to Scran.
ton, Pa, and also to points in New
York. Before their return they will
visit the exposition at jamestown.
Mrs. o. H. Perry and daughter,
Pearl, departed Tuesday for an
eastern trip, which will include a
visit to the jamestown exposition and
a stop at Baltimore to visit with
friends.
Miss Hanna Miller departed Tues
day to spend the summer with
bor porxnptc poor Tohor Ng;cc Miller
who has been a student at the Uni
Versity for the past year, will return
in September to take a position as an
assistant instructor in the school of
commerce.
81 Besee, a travelling man, had an
alteration Sunday evening with Ed
ward Hart, in which the latter was
attacked in rather a severe manner,
and received a black eye. Before the
two men got to doing anything very
strong their friends separated them.
Berge appeared before Judge Herbert
a n hour or so after the fight and
pleaded guilty to a violation of the
ordinances. The judge imposed a Inc
of $40, which Berge paid.
Hugh NJ lie. has accepte.; a posi-
ton with The Republican and went to
work Monday. Mr.. Miller will
have charge of the advertising ard
SOLICITING of job work aud co'lec-
lions, and will frequently help out
in the news gathering department
when occasion requires. Mr.. Miller
graduated last week in the college
department of Dakota Wesleyan and
will be found to be a vety capable
and agreeable young gentleman in all
his dealings with the public.
Sunday afternoon the chairmen of
all the committees having charge of
the work for the South Dakota Trav-
cling Mems Association held a meet
ing in the Mitchell Club rooms, and
practically every member was pres
ent. About every unfinished detail
was presented and settled and many
matters OF interest were discussed.
The parade formation and line of
march vas discussed and on another
page this is given. The committee
wants to impress it upon the minds
of the participants that the parade
O'Clock and that there will be no
waiting for stragglers.
The Lewis shows opened in the
Gale theatre Monday evening on ac-
count of the destruction of their tent
at Parker Saturday evening. 1t is
strictly a tent show and the vim and
dash they put into their work is the
kind that they use in their tent work.
The play was my Friend From Ar
Kansas" and it was chock full of
climaxes, sensations, plenty of gun
play, but no shooting. The play is
N that. excites an audience when
the company gets enthusiastic, and
the Lewis people were certainly that
on this occasion. They keep things