The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-20
IN TOWN M COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

with relatives at Aberdeen for
several weeks aud cane home Mondav
morning.
Miss Nina and Eugene Hagrr went
TO Huron Monday and for the
coming year they will attend the
Presbyterian college at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George pilger, of
Chamberlain, we're the guests of
Mrs. John Brown over Sunday and
returned home Monday afternoon.
L. d. Test went to Rochester,
Mimi, Saturday evening via the
Omaha road to visit with a cousin
who is confined in the hospital at
that place.
Miss Kleineau, of Cleveland, OHIO.
arrived Sunday morning via the
Omaha road to visit several weeks
with her brother, G. e. Kleineau
at 2OS Fifth Avenue east.
Miss Roxena Butterfield arrived
home Saturday evening from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, where she has spent
the summer in the study of the pipe
organ, to enroll for the coming year
at Dakota Wesleyan
Sunday morning there was every
evidence of a rain starting up that
looked good for all day long. but it
| failed TO fill out the day. 1t rained
about an hour and in that time rs
inches of water fell. 1t had the
effect of laying the dust a uilie.
1t is reported in the outside press
that WoonsocSet is to become the
seat Of d Catholic college. which is
TO cost 800, 600 when CON pleted.
Eleven acres OF ground have been
donated 10y the citizens of Woon-
socket for the site OF the college.
c.. L.. Closson, of White Lake,
has purchased the residence of
John Tuckey at 701 Fourth Avenue
east and expects to move his family
here the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Closson was called to White
Lake this morning 10y the serious
illness of his son.
MIR. and Mrs. W. a. Greene and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed CLANCY came
home Monday from Long Lake,
where they have been duck hunting
since last Thursday, bringing with
them 3 good bunch Of ducks, to
which the two ladies contributed
somewhat by their good marksman-
ship,
Will Scallin, who has been at
Huron for a week as superintendent
of the poultry department at the
state fair, went out to Pierre from
that place to attend Pierre's Gas
Belt Exposition, which opens there
tomorrow and will last four DAYS.
The Banda Rosa, which played uwc
years at Mitchell's corn palace, will
play there d1ripg the week.
David Shoberg left this morning
for a two months trip out to Seattle
and other points on the coast. Dave
made a short stop at Avon, S.
D., and on Wednesday he wa,
united in marriage to a prominent
young Indy of that place and the trif
to Seattle will include their brida
tour. On their return they will.
make their home for the future near
Avon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Newbury
came home from Huron Saturday
night havlng been over to the state
fair with a fine display from theil
greenhouse and nursery. MI. New
bury said that Of the "a entries they
made from those two departments 0
the business that they took "a first
premiums, and also secured thil(
prize in sweepstakes ON fruits with
out making preparation in that linz
The Newburys will have a fine dis
play at the corn palace next week.
George Arneson is having quite
serious time with the Injury to hi.
knee. When the hunting seasur
opened George went out with a part,
near Kimball and when he was driy
ing a stake in the ground for TIL,
tent, the sharp edge of the ak
struck him on the knee. CUTTING
quite a CASH. AT the time he dit
not think it amounted to much anC
went on With his hunting for a da'
and tl.en returned home. lie wen
TO work setting up %threshing M.
chimes and working pretty hard
After that he was forced TO 20 t,
bed, with his knee getting mucl
worse. Sunday he was taken out t,
St. Ioseph's hospital for an operatio,
in opening the knee joint and re
moving a large amout of pus. Tb
), operation was performed bv Drs. Bal
and Bobb. He is reported as gettin,
along very well today.
t James Fogarty is now his owl
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