The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-19

A. H. Bayley departed Tuesday
for Rockford, Iowa, to visit with
relatives a portion of the summer.
Would like to show you something
new in cultivalors.
John FL. Creighton
DR.. A. H. Daniels departed Tues
day for Colorado Springs, Colo,
where he will look after some min
ing interests in that section.
Rev. j. P. Jenkins and wife, for
merly presiding elder of the Sioux
Falls district. and now residing at
w%atertown, came down to attend the
commencement exercises.
S. II. Morgan buys hides lelts,
tallow and furs. First Avenue ,ast,
Mitchell.
VIM. Scallin and Robert Burns de-
parted Monday evening for Hot
Springs to attend the state conven-
ton of the knights of Pythias, as
delegates from the local lodge.
Mis-. l.. ~. SdllllClu, VI ACdICulJp
in Charles Mix county, and Mrs. j. b..
Derome, of Valley Springs, were in
the city Tuesday, and left on the at
ternoon train for Rapid City to attend
the general convention Of the Congre-
gational churches.
a meeting of the Dawson County
INair Accnoiotion w,c hold NJ ,yLioh
the following board of directors was
elected: j. e. Hamiel, Frank We'll
Ter, H. G.. Nichols, M. B. Showers, G.
F. Raymond. The following officers
were elected from the board: Presi-
dent, j. e. Hamiel; secretary, H. G.
Nichols; treasurer, Frank Weller.
John II. Creighton sells the famous
Moline corn planters. Call and look
them over.
Phillip Laurson received a letter
Monday from the Boston School of
Technology announcing the prize he
had won as hat for the best i'm
proTement in physical development
since the beginning Of school last
fall. When he came home a week ago,
Phil did not know that he had been
awarded a prize for the information
had been sent him by mail after he
had left for home. 1t is known as the
Cabot prize.
The Turner Produce Co. has award
al tho nriza of fha O,,or, oo,focf ~
the Limericks, which was conducted
last week, and the dollar bill prize
was awarded to w. H. George, the
Milwaukee agent, whose ef1usion is
published elsewhere in the paper to-
day. Mr.. George said that he was
not conscious heretofore thai he was
possessed of such poetical talent, anC
he found that it was not much of ar
effort when one applies himself.
Ernest Washburn left Wednesday
morning for Lake Geneva, Wis, tt
attend the annual convention of the
college associations of the northwes.
of the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation, as a representative of Dako
ia Wesleyan. Lawrence Todnem
Frank Grace and Samuel Marble
went the latter part of last week
The young men will remain over TO;
the big missionary meeting which il
to follow.
Reports from Chamberlain Tuesda,
mnrninO uyoro RI tho o%faot <hok CO.
feet of the Milwaukee's Missouri rive;
bridge had now been carried out b,
the high. water and that at least
month would elapse before the bridg,
coud be restored. The water is sal,
to be eight feet high above the aver
age height of the river. Passenger
over the Milwaukee road will b,
transferred across the river to point
in the western part of the state.
About twenty members of tn
Mitchell fire department went out t
Pierre Tuesday to attend tn
annual tournament Of the state asso
citation. Chief Schlimgen was at tn
head of his men. 1t is not expects
that the boys will take part in any o
the races at Pierre, for the reaso,
they have not had the time for train
ing. The Mt. Vernon department cam
in this morning and Joined tn
Mitchell department on the trip t
the state capital.
There is only one intelligent wa
to Judge a school and that is by tn
success of its graduates in securin
high-salaried positions. More tina
5000 Toland Graduates are now en-
ployed. More than IS have been sen
to positions in the past ten week.
Mr.. Toland claims that he has NOR
graduates employed; more graduate
in the employ of a single firm or co,
poration; and more graduates earn
ing from $1,000 to $4,000 per yea