The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-16

FOR sALE-A few Poland China
bears. c. f. Raymond. Mitchell, SD.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wood and little daugh-
ter went to Nermillion this morning
to make a visit with relatives.
Mr.. II Mrs. Clifford Dickson
moved Tuesday into the Turneaure
residence on north Sanborn street.
Miss Florence H%eaton, sister to
Mrs. Tom Cunningham, returned to
her home at Minot, North Dakota
after a short visit here.
Mrs. Payne, who has been visiting
Mrs. George A. Silsby, for several
weeks, departed Monday for her
! home at Moline, Ill.
Hoyt Cox. formerly of TINS city.
is a candidate on the democratic
ticket in Lyman county for clerk OF
courts, a position he filled in an ac-
ceptable II in this county for
four years.
ID. +. Zuill, of Whitewater, Wis,
made a short visit between trains
with his cousin, Mrs. G. C.. Dean,
Tuesday night. He was on his way
to rdmunds county, where he has
landed interests, and was accom-
panied by a friend, Mr.. Sheperd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Cone went
o-,, 10 C;o-x, I,,11. C.4,.l.. ....--
to visit vel Sunday and Monday
they left for Davenport, Iowa,
to attend the national meeting of the
Modern Brotherhood of America.
Mr.. Gone is the secretary Of the
local lodge and is a delegate to the
grand lodge meeting.
Mr.. and MRS. D. NJ. Powell and
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Reape came in
from Mt. Vernon Wednesday,. Mr..
Powell is one of the quarter-century
residents of the county and for many
years lived in Blendon township,
moving to Mt. Vernon about two
years ago. His daughter lives on the
old home place.
Mr.. II Mrs. John II. Morgan and
Two children We're guests at the
the home of Mrs. j. w. Hooper and
James Kimble for several days, MIR.
Morgan having been out to Chamber
lain to register. He looked over the
locating here in the future. He
went home with. his family we'll pleas
ed with the country.
Sioux Falls Press: Prof Tanner
of the Sioux Falls high school proved
himself a hero Friday evening by
stopping a runaway horse at the
corner of Fourteenth and Minnesota
avenue. With the exception of stat
ing that there was no damage done.
Mr.. Tanner refused to discuss the
matter, claiming that there was
nothing unusual about it, and mere.
ly what any man would have done
under similar circumstances.
Assistant General P~assenge,
Agent Dixon. Of the Milwaukee rail.
road, was in the city Sunday and
went east Monday. Mr.. Dixon
has been at Chamberlain during the
past week looking after the immense
passenger traffic of the company TO,
the registration at Chamberlain. Mr.
Dixon said that while the company
was overburdened for several DAYS
they got through with the business
in a very satisfactory manner.
Miss Jennie Williams, a stenog
raph'er in the Home Guardian Office
passed up the registration at Cham
berlaln for a quarter section cnance
and made the trip out to Rapid Cit,
where she filed on a quarter section
and will begin her residence some
time in November. She came home
this morning, and Will go to Kansa.
City for a visit with her sister be.
fore going into seclusion on he1
claim.
The Milwaukee company sent two
special trains east Wednesday
aside from the regular train. to ac
lcommodate the people leaving Cham.
berlain, where they had been to reg
lister, and every train was crowded
This afternoon the Milwaukee ru1
three trains to Chamberlain. The
first section at 1880 o'clock and was
made up here, while the regula,
and the second section went through
later in the afternoon. 1t looks like
the registrationists had got thei1
second wind and were going to keel
: on moving until the registration
closes Saturday night.
:, A copy of a Honolulu, Hawaii
paper was received at The Republi.
can Office giving an account of the
visit Of the American Atlantic flee
at that port, n of the %principa: