The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-06

Miss Florence Nolt and her friend.
MISS ChapH, OF Vinton. Iowa. went
To Ethan Thursday to remain
several days.
G V. wilson lett Thursday
for points in tow. 10 visit for several
weeks, and to look after some bust
ness matters at Des Moines.
Mrs. G. W. Hoon and daughter,
Helen. went TO Cedar Fails, Iowa,
Thursday. where Helen will re-
snlue her school work in a seminary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj II. Tournier ar
rived home Wednesday evening from
their trip TO Angola and Lyons, N.
", where they have been visiting
relatives for the past three weeks.
Eric Jensen went to LennoX
Thursday to look after his sewer con-
tract, having 5000 feet OF to
dig. He also has a contract to PUT
in 1000 feet for the reform school at
Plankinton.
f. Burton Jewell, who lately pur-
chased DR.. Bowers hot air machine,
had it moved to his apartments in
the Mitchell house today. DR.. Bower
expects his new Office furniture to
arrive this week.
Industrial Commissioner Ness came
home Thursday from Sioux City.
He expects his family TO arrive
Saturday ..and they will reside in the
Braught residence ON Second Avenue
west, opposite the park.
Miss McMannaman and Miss Mil
dred Hough arrived home yesterday
from Chicago, where Miss McManna-
man purchases her line of millinery
for fall business. Miss Hough will
have charge OF the trimming depart
ment this year.
John Moore departed Wednesday
for his old home at Stafford, On.
tario, and will be away about a
month. 1t has been a good many
years since he has been back there
and he anticipates having a good
time visiting with his old neighbors
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O.. Gale arrived
home Saturday evening from their
bridal tour of several weeks, which
included a trip to Duluth and Chica-
go and a short stop at Central City,
Iowa, MI. Gales former home. He
states hat he and his bride will take
up their residence in Mitchell and
for the present they are at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Thomas, the
parents of his wife.
The Dakota Improved Seed Co. is
arranging a fine exhibit of the seeds
to be exhibited at the state fair,
J, which opens at Huron next week.
Mr.. Wheeler, the manager, said that
t seeds would lie taken FROM the
! %company's farm. near Mitchell and
also from the farms OF special
growers OF seed all over the state.
The same exhibit OF seed will also he
on display at the corr palace tue last
week OF this month.
2 JOhu Gleason n family returned
7 Wednesday evening from Cottonwood,
b out on the Northwestern extension.
!, where he has been conducting a
} lumber yard for the Fullerton Lum-
J, her Co. Mr.. Gleason has peen cstab-
? fishing the various yards for the
! company out on the reservation for
the past year. He will take a position
with the company in this city. he
said that Wm. Schllmgen, who will
, be the new manager for the company
in Mitchell after the first of the
year, will arrive in Mitchell from
Murdo about the middle of the
month.
Andrew Gaines escaped with a
slight injury to bis leg Wednesday
evening as a result of a collision
] with n of Schlimgen's hacks. he
was driving down town after dark,
and at the corner Of Fifth and
Lawler streets the hack team ran
into the buggy of Mr.. Gaines,
: catching 1t I'D the wheels and
, turning it half over. Mr.. Gaines was
, thrown out Of the buggy and his ler
, was caught between the wheel and
the buggy hox. There were no lights
: on the streets, the electric lights
not having been ~ as vet and the
gas lights are u Of business. More
care should be exercised under
the present conditions OF the street
lighting.
There was a large attendance at
the Maher Cluo benefit Wednesday
evening which was held at the city
hall. The entertainment was In
: the nature CT a moving picture dis