The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16

threshine engine and separator.
fIalker Bros.
MIR. ana Mrs. Il. f. Todd, of
B~ridge~ater were in the city over
night, and were guests at The Wild
mann.
G III. Grotewohl, of Armour,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
via the 10 o'clock Milwaukee passen-
ger.
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. h. Tournier left
SUI day for Buffalo, N. Y, to visit
with relatives and friends for three
weeks
Mrs. Matte Brooks has returned
flom Harding Grove. Stanley county,
and has just proved up OF a claim
near that place.
Mrs. l. j. Todd and mother, Of
Salem, spent Tuesday in ohe city
with friends and returned on the
evening Omaha passenger.
Mrs. Florence Taylor and Mrs. H..
A. Gingles, Of Alexandria, were in
the city over night as guests at the
Widmann and returned home this
morning.
Fred M. White arrived home We'd
nesday morning from his trip to Lake
Okoboji, Iowa, where he took a
short breathing spell from, business
matters.
DR.. Nicholson, of the University,
is at Hot Springs this week attend
ing the Black Hills Conference Of
Methodist churches. He expects to
return to Mitchell Aug. "a.
Roy II. Metcalf arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from a trip to
Minneapolis and DesMoines, Iowa.
He expects to leave for Omaha in a
short time and will take a position
in that city.
In announcing the principalships
for the Sioux City schools for the
coming year, we notice that Miss
Anna Hanebuth and Miss Anna
Mcguire have been scheduled posi-
tions in two Of the leading ward
schools OF the city.
j. f. Smith has purchased the
Mint restaurant and last evening he
closed the place of business and
give the interior a thorough reno
waiting. Mr.. Smith will open the
place in few days and invites the
patronage of the public.
Jos. Winter, Of the firm Of Winter
Bros. departed Monday morning for a
trip lasting four weeks, which he
will spend In New York and other
points. While in New York MIR.
Winter will purchase bis. fall stock OF
dry goods and many new novelties
for the season.
Prof. f. Fl. Hoff left Sunday for
Sterling, Ohio, to spend the rest Of
his vacation. Mrs. Hof will meet
hin at that place. Prof. Hoff has
been kept busy since the close Of the
school IN June and he will have but
a short time to re t before school
opens liz September.
D. w. Collins in writing FROM
Albany, Oregon, to renew his sub
scription to the Capital, the weekly
edition OF The Republican. SAYS that
he regretted very much to learn
through The Capital of the severe
storms that we have had here. Dan
says, however, that "there is one
consolation: you are all such good
people there in Mitchell aud If you
are blown away you will all 90 tc
heaven, except, OF course, Jim
Fogarty, and 1 always pray for hin
SO that be will get there with myself
after a time" Mr. Collins is work.
ing for the q dvance Thresher Co.
Perhaps the most welcome relief
from hot weather that ever Struck
this country occurred Saturday night
after the Thermometer had hunt
around the SO mark the greater share
OF the day. During the night the
thermometer made a drop OF "A de.
grees, touching the "a mark. Sunday
was exceedingly cool and pleasant
with the ~thernDometer at 10 as the
highest. Monday a. m. the mercury
even went lower than on Sunday
when it went to Al degrees. The
farmers coming into the city say
that with the previous hot days
and the two cool nights have just
made the corn hump and that it has
nearly caught up with the late season
and is practically as far advance as
ever at this time Of the year.
Hanging OH the wall in the First
National bank building is a splendid
picture OF S. F. Goodyontz, done by
the VanDyke method, the nearest