The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-02

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Mrs. Harry Blair during corr pal
ace week.
President and Mrs. F. b. Gault,
OF the state university, of Vernil-
lion, arrived il the city to attend
The corn palace.
Roscoe satterlee left Tuesday
morning for Chicago where he is a
student at the law school OF North
western University.
Mrs. G. l.. Downey came down
rom Ashton Thursday TO remain
,ae rest of the week with MIR. and
Mrs. {. w. Downey. +
Mass Lucy Thompson left Tuesday
morning on the Milwaukee for Madi-
son, Wis, where she will re-enter
the State University.
Lyman Bros. of LeBeau, S. -. W.
offer about % young horses for sale
1t the Omaha stockyards, Oct. IL.
These horses are mainly three and
FOUR years old. !
Mrs. Neil Graham, OF Sioux
Falls, and Mrs. George Snow and
Mrs. Keeling, OF Springfield, are
guests of Mrs. Sid w. Smith during
corn palace.
The Milwaukee road is arranging
to run some special trains out to
|, Murdo next week for the registra-
tion at Presho for the Rosebud open
ing. The schedule will be given
later.
Mrs. Hattie Wallis and daughter,
Claire, have been making their home
on a claim near Prssho, west of
Chamberlain. They have proved up
on the land and Tuesday returned
to Mitchell to again take up their
residence.
Ben Oleson came in from McGreg.
or, Iowa, Tuesday to take in the
corn palace for a day. Ben used to
run on the west end of the Mil
waukee system for a number of
years, and has a passenger run east
of Sanborn.
j. NJ. Dover, of Marengo, Iowa,
and DR.. T.. j. Dover, of Fonda, Ia,
are in the city visiting with their
cousin, L.. j. Welch and family dur
ing the week. It's the first time they
lave got up to the corn palace and
they think Mitchell is entitled to a
whole lot of credit for giving South
Dakota such a splendid advertise
, ment.
: A circular has been received from
the Pacific coast extension offices OF
the Milwaukee company announcing
the appointment of .E.Clark as gen.
eral1 agent for the company with
Clark was a former agent of the com
pany in this city andChas been asso.
ciated with the, eastern division o:
the company, but is transferred
:, to the western interests.
n Word was received by John Slater
Thursday from E.C.Cross that his ia
n Their, W. II. Gross, died on his claim
near Cottonwood. The son stateC
. that his father died IN Monday, Sep
TENDER %, he being found dead il
v bed as the result of a stroke of apo
plexys TIE remainssxwe r taken t,
/ Lake. Preston "Wednesday and lai'
" beside those of his wife who passe'
away several years ago, while visit
4 ing their daughter, Mrs. Ella Burn
side, who still lives there.
y The johnson Biscuit Co., of siou
l. City, has a fine display of its good
r in the gallery of the corr palace
and the varied line shows that it j
" a very large concern. Many souve
l. ands of people who have called dun
D. ing the week, and the company
i'd doing some good advertising for il
r. self. Inadvertently The .Republica
IL. ional Biscuit Co. but it is who'll
independent of the trust company.
MT. ana MIS-. j. VI. oCHulZe, I
~ Burke, are visiting with the fami]
u of G.. c. Cable this week, hayin
driven up from their r~eservatio
re home. Mr.. Schulze was former
ip engaged in the newspaper busine'
I'll at Hubbard, Iowa, but came out
ey this country four years ago, havir
ne drawn a quarter section Of land
as the Rosebud lottery. He says he W:
of sell his land this fall, having recei
ng ed an offer of $4,000 for the quart
an section, which he considers a pref
ICE good price after four years of cul
OH walton. If he sells MIR. SchulZe sa
&c. he expects to locate in Mitchell.
Dr. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Lawton,
lie. Hawarden, Iowa, and Mrs. d.
Johnson, of Ireton, Iowa, arriv
in the city this morning in tn
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