The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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been working there for the past two
months.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. Noble returned
home FRIDAY evening from their trip |
TO Iowa points, where they have been
visiting for the past week OF ten
days.
Miss Zelma Fay, of llburn, H.,
arrived Friday evening to make a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Jos. Swift,
ST. Miss Fay is a very talented
painiSte.
Mrs. Frank Lyon and the baby
have been visiting relatives at
Dixon, ON the Yankton reservation
for several weeks. and came home
FRIDAY evening.
Emil Peters has been working for
the Turner Produce Co.. and resigned
his ICsition a few days ago. He left
Saturday for Seattle, Wash, to
tax up his residence.
Mi SIS Grace Vickers and Melissa
Walrstll, who have been visiting
at hd9erton, Wis. and Milton. Wis,
resl ectiNely, during the greater part
OF IT, summer have returned home.
Mis- Mable Coleman went up to
FauIItou Friday evening to take a
pos ition in the dry goods store OF
w. j. Frad u Co. Miss Coleman was
employed by the company when it
conducted a store in Mitchell.
Miss Helen Conan, who has been
coEn' cted with the office force Of
the Turner Produce Co. for some
time, left Saturday afternoon for her
home at Letcher, and after a short
visit she will go to Yankton to at
tend the college there the coming
year.
II. d. Butterfield prints an open
letter to the public today in his adj
vertising space in which he sets
forth an interesting statement as to
the Shipment of his new goods from
the eastern markets. he refers to
the large quantities in which he
purchased his stock this year and
that he will be able to make his
prices accordingly.
Mrs. q. w. Williams, of Patterson,
N. j., is visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Avery. Mr..
Williams, who will be remembered as
an alnmnus of Dakota Wesleyan, has
beer preaching in New Jersey and
has lately been transferred to the
Idaho conference. Mrs. Williams
will join him there in the course OF
a month or six weeks, after he has
secured an appointment.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Levi Tillotson de-
parted on the early morning train
Saturday for the east, their objective
point being New Haven, Conn.
They will stop enroute at points in
Iowa and Illinois and expect ia
make a trip to the jamestown ex.
position. At New Haven. which
they will reach in about three weeks
Mr.. 1illotson will enter the Law
department Of Yale college to take
a complete course. Mrs. Tillotsor
will enter the art department ane
take an extensive course in thai
work.
A slight change went TITO enect
on the Sioux City division Of tn,
Milwaukee road Monday morning
which effects the running time O
but three trains. The Sioux Cit,
early morning train will hereafteI
leaves at 6:O5 instead of $3.50, and l,
arrives 10 the evening at 10 O'Clock
instead Of 1915. The morning wa,
freight has been changed to maxi
the run to Yankton instead 0
through to Sioux City, and on tha
account its time has been change,
from 6:15 a. m. to 8 a. m. TIL
though time freight to Sioux Cit
will remain as 1t is.
ID. A. Mizener came down TOW
Saturday with his arm in a sling, til
result Of breaking 1T Thursday. M,
MiZener said that he bad been {
Fulton to draw a load of lumber
his farm north Of that place, a nd O
top OF the load he had a barrel {
lime. or which he was sitting viii
driving the team. Coming to ru
in the road the wagon wheel droppe
down and Mr.. Mizener fell off. II
drove on to the farm and then eau
back to Mitchell, a distance of near
IS miles, before he got a physical
" to look after his injury. 1t ";
:, then that he discovered that b
arm was broken.
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bun and Louis Beckwith. can S,
visions or. delightful summer c,
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