The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Mckee, of
Murdo, arrived in the city this
morning and are guests at The
Widmann.
r. ID. WEIGH arrived home Tuesday
evening from his trip and Wednesday
morning resumed bi, position In tile
First National bank.
Mrs. S. S. Bately and daughter,
Miss Lillian, departed Thursday
via the Milwaukee road for Arnold's
Park to remain a week or nore.
Mrs. Charles Reynolds, of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, arrived in the city via
the Omaha road Wednesday evening
and is the guest OF Mrs. j. G. Harker.
Miss Catherine Fraser has been In
the city for several Gays taking
treatment for her eyes and left tol
her home at White Lake Thursday.
Clark Espey arrived in the city
Wednesday evening to remain d fe"
days. For the past month he has
been at Sioux Falls an1 Minneapolis
looking after some real estate sales.
O. p. Graham, Who has been
visiting i'm the city for a day or two.
returned home to Union Grove, Wis
Thursday morning. Mrs. Graham VIII
remain in the city until Saturday,
when she will 20 to Woonsocket to
complete her visit nefore returning
home.
Will Clark, the painter, received
a check today for S54.e5 from the
Woodmen Accident Association, OF
Lincoln, Neb., to cover his accident
claim for the injury sustained little
over a month ago. The accident
insurance be carried stood him in
good stead du1lng the time he was
forced to lay Off from work.
There seems to be some good fish
ing out at the river these days. y
load. of young people from west ul
town went down to the mill on the
Jim Wednesday evening and n of
the party, Miss Maude Riley, sue
ceeded in landing an immense
buffalo fish. Mr.. Riley was exhibit
ing the fish the next morning. 1t
measured "a inches long and 81
around, weighing over 81 pounds.
Mrs. r. P. Edison. who has been
visiting with relatives in the city,
left Thursday afternoon FOR Murdo to
remain a couple OF weeks with her
husband. Mr.. Edison is the new
superintendent of the White River
Valley di vision Of the Milwaukee
road, and as yet bias selected no
headquarters but is making his
home In a private car, travelling
over the division a greater portion
Of the time.
A heavy rain visited this section
Wednesday night, the precipitation
amounting to 40 inches, making a
, total Of. 6.91 inches for the month,
with six days to spare. The rain
, was accompanied by a vivid display
Of lightning. North Of Letcher and
up to Alpena the rainfall was very
heavy, amounting, so it is reported,
between two and three inches. The
corntields are st 'nding in water in
that section. Late Wednesday after
noon hail struck the country in tie
vicinity of belmont, doing a go0c
, deal of damage. Out at Chamberlain
4 a slow steady rain fell the whole
night long. a little rest from the
moisture question would be quite
, acceptable from on.
Industrial Commissioner Mss
offers a good suggestion in the way
Of advertising Mitchell through tue
correspondence letters OF the business!
men. Mr.. Ness has had p1lntec
g some letter heads and along the left
!. hand margin of the sheet he Ina!
printed some figures relating to TIT
e industries Of the city, and no matte:
r where the letter goes it carries som
Information about Mitchell. Mr.
S Ness suggests that the business mel
use this form Of a letter head as on,
d way in which to put Mitchell befor'
thousands of people in the east. 1
e will ADD but little to the cost o
y printing your stationery and will il
worth several times more than III,