The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31

MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPE IN
COURSE OF A WEEK.

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tue sun.IGer with relat.v yes.
Miss 5. Idle Herman, graduate OF
Boyles Business COLLEGE, has accepted
n position with the Mitchell Fruit
Co.
Mrs. James Bately departed Mon
DAY evening for Lisbon. n. o., to
make a visit of several weeks with
relatives.
Lauritz Miller returned Tuesday
from Aberdeen, where he had a
case before the circuit court of
Brown county.
Mrs. P. G. Burns and the children
came in from Chamberlain yesterday
and are the guests Of Mrs. Burns
parents, MI. and Mrs. S. S. Bately.
". Q. Cock. of Plankinton, chair
mar of the republican state central
committee, is in the city today, and
was holding a conference with some
of the politicians during the day.
Why dose the stomach to cure
catarrh of the nose and throat? Treat
the disease locally with Hy-o-mei.
Complete outfit s1.OO; money back
if it fails. Scallin Bros.
Mrs. A.. II. Lambert, who has
peen visiting with friends and rela-
lives IN and around Mitchell fol The
met fNp months fjonortn6 3iincIov
morning for her home at I2ladgate,
Iowa.
Miss Roxy Bntteriield departed
Tuesday 1or Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
to remain through the summer.
Miss %I}utte1tield NIL take up the
study OF the pipe organ at once
under a competent Instructor.
. Mrs. d. N. Potter went to Aber-
deem Tuesday afternoon to attend the
graduating exercises Of the high
schools of that city, of which her
sister, Miss Alyce Curran, is one of
the members. The exercises will be
held Friday night.
j. d. Tbwing came in from Ken
nebec Friday to remain a day.
For the past year he has been living
on a claim near Kennebec, on which
he has proved up. June he goes
on the road west OF Mitchell for the
Mitchell Fruit %.
DR.. w d. Farrell, Of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, is in the city, and had the
pleasure Of greeting a good many of
his old Mason City, Iowa, frienos
during the day. Carl Smith, now OF
Pollock, S. d., and another Mason
City young MAN, was here with DIR.
Farrell.
W. II. Calderwood. president OF a
Savings bank at Eldridge. Iowa. was
in the CITY and in company with
Mayor Rranson he is making a pretty
thorough investigation OF Dawson
county. The gentlemen have dri ven
through every township with the ex-
ception OF Blendon. Mr.. Calderwood
thought things looked better NOW
than they did a year ago at this
time.
Frank, Charlie and John Havlatku
have beer working during the winter
on an ocean wave outfit, which they
have just completed and set up in
the yard to give it a test. 1t has
some new features about il that are
much better than the old style Of
machine The boys propose to take
in the fairs, street celebrations, ETC..
during the summer and fall. 1t is
operated by a gasoline engine.
ever wake up in the morning with
the nose stuffed up and dry? That's
catarrh! A $1.00 outfit of Hy-o-mei
will cure you. Money back if it fails.
Scallin Bros.
The Art Club held its annual meet
ing Monday evening, and previous to
the business of the evening, Mrs.
Sid w. Smith entertained the uem-
bers at a dinner party, for which tie
hostess provided a most elegant
menu. The following officers were
elected for the ensuring year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. o. Sweet; vice president,
Mrs. Virgil Boyes; recording secle-
tary, Miss Ward; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. F. W. Freyberg;
treasurer, Mrs. James Lyons. The
work Of the year, which has just
closed, has been of an Interesting
and instructive nature to the mem
bers.
Ray Woodcock was up before the
insanity commission Monday after.
noon, and with the evidence that
was placed before he was adjudged
insane. The young man is about 10
years old and for some time has been
in the employ Of the Milwaukee road
a brakeman on the branch out Of
Running Water. He has hoon cio,-