The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-21

while In town.
Misc Stella kimball, of Spencer,
iowa. is visiting with her cousin,
Mrs. A. Craig Eowdish.
TAKEN UP-One roam mare colt
2 or 3 years old. Inquire of w. V.
Miner. Il. f. D. No. g..
Mrs. George Sine departed for Mil
bank, near which place her son has
a position as a teacher.
WANTED-To trade a nickel trim
med. quick meal, 6-hole range, good
as new, for a good COW. Phone 1868.
Miss Mabel Smith, of Chicago, ar
rived Wednesday evening to make a
visit with her cousin, Miss Pearl Har-
bert.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sives,
of M%ontrose. Wednesday,, June 10, a
son. Mrs. Sives is at ST. Joseph's hos
pital.
A. H. Belts has a car of clean
Northwestern Flax for sale tt.at he
has just received from Minneapolis
for seeding purposes.
The grand lodge of the knights of
Pythias is in session at Aberdeen this
week, and the local lodge is being
represented by G. G. Bras.
Mrs. F. H. Hcff and daughter,
Esther, departed Monday morning for
Medina, Ohio, where they will spend
the summer at Mrs. hoff's old home.
Will Scallin has had a force of
men at work over at the Athletic
readiness for the games Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Doud, who has been
at Lead for the past week attending
the session of Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star, arrived home Monday
night on the 10 O'Clock passenger.
Prof. Clarion d. Hardy is filling
an engagement at the present time
in the teachers institute at Milbank
and at the close of that institute he
goes to the Big Stone Chautauqua
for an engagement.
Miss Alma Camp, of Clear Lake,
Iowa, arrived in the city to visit with
friends. Miss Camp was a former res
ident of Mitchell, and about five years
ago she accompanied her parents
when they removed to Virginia.
Miss Mildred Hough arrived home
Tuesday evening from Algona, Iowa,
where she has been as head millin-
Ter in a large establishment there.
iShe will remain here until the fall
millinery season opens.
Randall Cassem has returned from
Sioux City, where had been to be
operated on for a foreign growth in
his cheek. Randall says that the trou-
BILE was nothing of a serious nature
and that it is coming along nicely.
Judge Dick Haney came down
from Pierre and spent the day with
his son, John Haney, and wife. Judge
Haney went to Woonsocket on the
afternoon train and Thursday he
delivered the address at an old
settlers meeting of Sanborn county,
which was held at Ruskin park.
Miss Florence Morris went to
Parker Wednesday to spend a week
or more practicing with a ladies'
quartet. The ladies have been engag-
ed to sing during the Canton assem-
bly,, which opens IN about two weeks.
Miss Morris will sing the first So
prano part.
A meeting of the South Dakota
State Board Of Pharmacy will be held
in Mitchell July 10, with its head
quarters at the Widmann. At this
meeting an examination of candidates
for registration will be held. Appli-
cation for the examination must be
filed five days in advance with Secre-
tary Bent at Dell Rapids.
Wednesday evening the Elks in
ASAdS|A 10 AulO LuCll OIu6E, ana
at the conclusion of the work the
party repaired to the cafe of the
Mitchell Catering Co., where a fine
banquet was served. The Lewis
Shows orchestra furnished some fine
music during the banquet. A number
of speeches were made and the feast
proved a most enjoyable one.
j. N. Crow came home Tuesday
evening from Lead, where he at
tended the gathering of the Masonic
bodies. Mr.. Crow made the address
to the Knights Templars, inviting
them to come to Mitchell next year
for the grand commandery session
and the Sir Knights accepted the in
vitation. All the other Masonic
bodies, the blue lodge and Royal Arch
Chapter and the Eastern Star ladies,
were extended similar invitations and