The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-14

Ernest Washburn and sister moved
Wednesday into the Graham house
on the south side.
II. ID. B%utterfeld departed Thurs
day for Chicago to make some
Immediate purchases for his dry
goods store.
Miss Maud Kester, whoh as been
visiting with Miss Grace Cooper for
the past week. departed for her home
at Huron yesterday.
George w. Smith, who has been
farming over e Bard for a good
many years, has just moved to the
city to make his home.
Mrs. Jessie Wilkinson and son and
daughter, of Alta, Iowa, arrived We'd
nesday afternoon to make a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilkinson.
Charles Henry Kerr, of this city,
has been attending the Northwestern
Dental school at Chicago, and a cir
cular received from that institution
states that the young man graduated
from the college a few days ago.
b. NJ. Johnston has returned home
from his trip to the lakes in northern
Minnesota, where he and Clate Tinan
tried to catch all the fish in the vi
entity, but they gave it up and came
home. They report the sport as be-
ing good.
In the baseball games at Mt. yer-
non Wednesday afternoon Will Seal
lin, of this city, officiated as umpire
in both games, and there was very
little, if any, kicking on his decisions.
Will understands the game thorough
ly and is unbiased in his decisions.
H. G. Nichols, who is in charge of
the vaudeville entertainment for the
travelling mems convention, is hold
ing rehearsals at 4 and s O'Clock in
the afternoon and evening in the
Mitchell Club rooms. He has got a
strong chorus of young ladies and a
rich program has been made up for
the occasion.
The Mitchell bank expected to
move into the new building this
week, but the move has been post
poned for a few days. Cashier Pat
ton said that in all probability when
the Mitchell National opened for bus
iness Monday morning they would be
Established in the new building.
One week from today and the
travelling men will swoop down on
Mitchell for their two days conven-
Ition, and those days are going to be
two of the most interesting days that
Mitchell has had in some time. The
program that is being framed up con-
tains some great events and there
will be something doing about all the
time.
Dr.. c. S. Bobb returned home
Thursday from Rochester Mimi,
where he accompanied the Rev. l.. T.
John for an operation for pyloric OBJ
struction. The operation took place
Tuesday morning and the reverend
gentleman is feeling quite comforta-
BILE. While at Rochester for the week
DR.. Bobb spent his time in taking a
post-course in
The bankers of the state are in
session at Huron this week and l.. j.
WEIGH, cashier of the First National,
went over to attend the session.
President Smith, of the Mitchell Ma
%tional, and r. P. LOOMS, of the
Western National, expected to stop at
Huron or their way back from Pierre
where they were called to attend the
federal court session as witnesses be-
fore the grand jury in the King case.
Ernest Washburn, Walter Grill,
Eugene Hager, Ira Schiller and Wal
ter Cox formed a party of University
students who left v e the Omaha
Wednesday evening for Lake Geneva,
Wis, to attend the general confer
ence of the student body of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
which will be in session at that place
for the next ten days. These young
men are delegates from Dakota Wes-
leyan University.
Miss Merle Tillotson is making
fine progress with her voice culture
in New York city, judging by the
comments of a New York musical pa
per. She recently appeared in the
commencement exercises of the Met
ropolitan College of Music, and she
was one of the five singers on the
program. At the conclusion of her
song Miss Tillotson was encored to
such an extent that she was forced
to bow her acknowledgements a sec
ond time Such musical artists as
Paul Lange, VIM. Mason, Kate Chit
tenden, Harry Howe Shelley and Her.
weigh Won Eudo aro IN tho foo,14r ec