The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-13

Miss Grace Warren went over tt
Huron this morning to visit witt
relatives during fair week.
Miss Helen Conan, of Letcher
passed through the city Thursday
on her way to Yankton to attend the
college this year.
Mrs. A. A. Ramer, who has been
visiting with her son, Prof. M. M
Kramer, departed for her home il
California.
Wanted, a young man, 16 to IS
years old to work in the store. H. d,
Butterfeld.
Miss Gertrude Macleod, of St
Paul, arrived in the city to make a
visit of several weeks with her sister
Mrs. M. F. Patton.
Waterbury & Klousia are going
to have a nor satisfactory opening
for their shoe store by having it SET
farther into the store and having
but one door. 1t will afford them a
better display window than they had
Miss Josephine Willkomm has been
visiting with friends in Sioux City
and returned a few days ago. In
stead of returning to her position in
the telephone office, she has started
in to take a course at the Boyles
Business college.
Superintendent Hoff says that his
prediction of an enrolment in the
high school of over 200 is coming
to a realization sooner than he ex
pected. This morning the enrolment
showed 1913, and the 200 mark will
be passed in a very short time.
Editor LaFollette returned from
his trip out to Deadwood where he
was called as one of the jurors of
the United States district court. He
made the trip out on the Northwest
ern extension and got some good i'm
pressions of the country through
which he passed.
H. G. Nichols came home Wednes-
day evening from the Sioux City fair.
He said that the fair was drawing
great crowds every day, and that the
Sioux Cityans are putting up a great
show for their patrons in every de
partment. The town Is overrun with
visitors and tits "a difficult matter
70 find a place to, sleep without a
ing up an eXorbitapt price for "a he'd
q Mr.. and. Mrs. Ed CLANCY and Mr..
'fand Mrs. w. a. Greene went up to
! Long Lake, near fletcher, Thursday
and%will remain until Monday on
a duck hunting. trip. While the mel
wore the regulation hunting outfit
the ladies. We're not one whit behind
for they appeared in neat looking
hunting costumes of kahki cloth and
carried their small guns with the all
of the old hunter.
The frost proposition looks to be
farther away than ever now, accord,
ing to the change in the weather dur.
ing the night. For the past two OF
three mornings the government Their
mometer has been registering at 4C
and 81 degrees and as long as it re
NAMED there a feeling was pre-
valent that we might not escape with
out a frost. This morning, however
the atmosphere lacked the chilly
tinge of three or four days past, ane
the thermometer showed a register
of 40 degrees.
Funeral services will be held owe.
the remains of Mrs. B. j. Duncan a
the home Of Mrs. Lillian Doud, 6OI
Burr street Friday afternoon a
2 o'clock. Mrs. Duncan died earl,
Monday morning as the result o
giving birth to a child, which wa
born Sunday. The little one live,
and is in a good healthy condition
but the mothers life was taken
Mrs. Duncan, who will be remember
ed better as Miss frankie Kintigh
was married a few years ago to Der
]. Duncan, a former Mitchell young
man, and they removed to Bismarck
N. D. During her residence ii
Mitchell she gained the warm friend
ship Of a great many friends. Sh
was an earnest, capable little woma,
and in her death there is much sad
ness. Aside from the many relative
she leaves a husband and two child
rem to mourn her loss.