The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-11

, E. P. A. McGoye1n has been in
st. ! aul or several days and returned
to the city Tuesday morning via the
Omaha road
Misses Lille Broderick and Mai.
gerry Chandler, of Letcber. were the
guests Of Mrs. Cope over night aud
Tuesday morning they departed for
Berkeley, CAL, to spend the winter.
FOR SALE Or RENT-very de.
stable house and three lots on south
side. A. E. Carnart.
Mrs. Burton O'Mealey departed
Tuesday morning Via Tire Omaha road
for Portland. o.. where Size will
jrin Mr.. o Me,les, who has a posi-
ZION on the faculty of a business
college In that city.
Mrs. c. A. Craig and children left
Thursday for pittsburg. Pa
where she will reside in the future.
She has been in Mitchell for the
past year and a half, making her
home with her mother. Mrs. Royce.
For Sale o. Rent-New modern
residences: six rooms and bath.
Inquire at this Office or hone 437.
W. E. Turner departed Tuesday
for Chicago, and will be a happy
spectator OF the games for the world's
championship In baseball between
the Chicago cubs and the Detroit
tigers. The first game was played
this afternoon, and the series will
be four out Of seven.
Miss Mamie Terrell is reported to
be in a very serious condition with
little hope of her recovery. Miss Ter
rell was severely burned on the OPEN,
ing day of the corn palace by the ex-
plosion Of a gasoline stove. At one
time 1T was thought she would recov-
er, but she has been gradually grow
ing worse in the past few days.
FOR SALE-My Main street prop
erty (William House) South Of Corn
Palace. S. D.. Olmstead. Inquire
Commercial s. Savings Bank.
Elsewhere in this issue appears an
ad OF the Standard Duplex Optical
Co., of Omaha, announcing that one
OF their specialists will be In Mitchell
on Friday and Saturday Oct. 10 and
10 at the Mitchell Hotel, for the
fitting Of their celebrated glasses at
reduced prices. -
Floyd Bond, the fireman on the
switch engine which vas in the COL
lision Monday, is taking a layonf for
a few days. He hurt himself when
he rolled down the bank after jump
ing from his engine. just before the
collision took place. Floyd said he
did not know whether he wanted to
fire an engine again or not.
On Tuesday evening of next week
Rev. P. A. Baker, president of the
National Anti-Saloon League, will
deliver an address in Mitchell at the
city hall. Rev. Baker has been em-
inently successful in his work and
he will be prepared to set forth some
interesting facts as a reason for the
~supplanting of the saloon. DR.. Bak-
er will also speak before the Method
list Conference at Vermillion after his
address in this city,
The PlaDkinton Herald In mention
ing several accidents that .have
happened in Mitchell since Mondays
wreck on the Milwaukee road, saws
that n man fell from the TOP OF
the new bank building aud was killed.
That Is news to Contractor Bush
man. Who says that up to. date he
has not seen any man fall from the
top OF the building or anywhere else
around the structure In the past
month or 50.
Mrs. F. a. Bidwell and Mrs M.
M. Kramer returned home Tuesday
from Milbank, where they have
been attending che annual conven-
tion OF the w. Q. T u. Mrs. Bidwell
said that the attendance was very
large and that the convention was
a splendid success. Mrs. Luella A.
Ramsey. Of Woonsocket, was re-elec.
ted president: a position which she
has held for a good many " airs. Mrs.
FLOW Cochrane. Of Aberdeen. was
elected vice PRESIDENT; Mrs. Ruby J
Smart, OF Washington Springs, cor
RESPONDING secretary Mrs. DIR. Cuts,
of Yankton, recording secretary:
Mrs. f. A. Bidwell. of Mitchell,
treasurer; Mrs. e. D. Aldrich, of
Sioux Falls, L. I. L. superlntend-
ent; Miss Mabel Stewart, OF Woon-
socket, Y. secretary. Mrs. Hopper, OF
iChlcapo, was in attendance at the
convention and delivered several
addresses. Next year the annual con-
y@ention will be held at Rapid City,