The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN m
THE COURSE OF A WEEK

with friends in Sioux Falls this week.
III. L. Bras vent to Chicago
Tuesday to be gone a week or ten
Gays.
j. f. Wells has returned from a
trip down to La Crosse, Wis.,, where
he has been visiting with a brother.
Rev. and Mrs. A. f. Carhart de-
parted Tuesday to visit at vari-
Gus points in Iowa, and will be
away several weeks.
Born, to MIR. aud Mrs. f. l..
Greene, at their home in Lisbon
township Tuesday. July 80, twin
daughters.
Mrs. o p. Graham passed through
the city Tuesday morning from Wcou-
socket on her way home TO Union
Grove, Wis.
Mrs. Call Goetzke departed
Tuesday for her former honJe at
Bloomington, H., to make Il visit
with relatives In that section.
Miss Lctha Paulin left Tuesday
noon to visit with her relatives i'm
Fargo n. d.. and breckenridge.
Mimi. She will he away about three
weeks.
w. u. Harbert has commenced, the
erection OF new residence ON Second
Avenue east. Having finished the
BAN he moved his family in it To-Day
and they will live there until the
house is finished.
Mrs. Robert Crosby and children
came over from Sioux Falls to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, M. a..
Reeves. Mr.. Crosby went on out to
Murdo to look after his business
interests.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Krause, Of
Portage. Wis arrived Tuesday
and are visiting at the home OF j. %.
Wells, while enroute to Jerauld
county to visit with Thos. Lane and
family. Mrs. Krause is a cousin of
MIR. Wells.
Mrs. W. e. Anderson. who lately
purchased the millinery store form
erly belonging to Miss Belle Sphinx,
has now taken possession and is
making arranements for the tall
trade. Mr.. Anderson has accepted
a position with Winter Bros.
Miss Hattie Arnold, Of Portage,
Wisconsin, arrived In the city Sat
urday, and is spending a few days
with her friend, Mrs. James Leoser.
Miss Arnold is a trained nurse, a
graduate from Milwaukee training
school, Milwaukee. She intends to
locatespermanently in this city.
Monday evening the b. Y. 2. o..
of the Baptist church gave ii moon
light picnic at Whites grove Oh the
Jim river. There were % in the
crowd and they were transported
dwon to the river in a llayrack.
Supper was served in the grove and
the young folks report having had a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Craft and
daughter, Myrtle, departed Tuesday
afternoon for a trip to the Black
Hills country. They will %endeavor
to make the trip out over the Mil
waukee road, but expect to encounter
some delays by reason Of the fact
a regular train service has not
been established as yet. MI. Craft,
who is the state fire marshall, will
make an inspection OF hire conditions
through the Hills country and will
be gone about three weeks. They
will return via the Chicago and
North-W Western road.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
announces that for the fall festival in
that city that L%iberatti's band has
been engaged to furnish the music
during the week. The band concerts
will be given in the New Theatre
while an AGRICULTURAL display will
be given in the audi uliliu. Sioux
Falls will find that IL e baud concert
in n place and the agricultural
display in another will not work
advantageouslY. With Mitchell hav-
ing engaged Sousa aud his band
for Corn Palace and Pierre having
secured SCREENINGS Banda Ross for
the Gass Belt exposition that will
bring three big musical organizations
into the state.
There is more or less local interest
in the jury that found Hay wood in
nocent 10 the conspiracy to murder
Governor Stuenenberg. owing to the
fact that M OF the members Of the
jury vas a former resident OF Hanson
county. That person was Samuel
Russell. He was a former resident
OF Hanson county and some years ago
moved out to Idaho and is engaged
conducting a fruit farm near Boise.
Mr.. Russell is the father OF Mrs.
Geo. e. Foster of this city. ANY