The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-08-07

Mrs. Frank A. Gates of Spencer,
S. d. is visiting bel parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j.. j. Myles.
f. f. Kearney departed Monday
for a trip of Thirty days back to bis
old home in Clayton, N. Y.
d. 3 Miller and family came
home Tuesday from their trip
out TO the Yellowstone Park.
Or. II. S. Wilkinson returned
Tuesday from his outing that he
spent in the Black Hills country.
S. II. Morgan buys hides pelts.
tallow and furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
A. E Porteous left Wednesday
for an outing at Spirit Lake, where
be will be Joined by Mrs. P%orleous
who has been visiting in Iowa.
Eli B. Dawson. Of Vermiliion, and
Mrs. Zernia NJ. Skinner. of Sioux
rails, were married at 2:3O this
afternoon by Rev. A. Craig Bowdisb,
at the Congregational parsonage.
The bride was attended by her son
and his wife. They will live at Yer
million.
Positions guaranteed all students
who complete our combined course.
Catalogue free. Toland's School,
Sioux Falls, S. D..
GIANT Miller. OF the firm of Patton
& Miller, Of Chicago, who we're en-
ployed to furnish the plans and
| specifications for the high school
building, is an olutime friend Of
w. E. Tnrner and F. j. Herrick,
having lived back in Rockford TO-
gether during their bovhood days.
Glen Miller went to Hurley Wed.
nesday to look after the gathering
OF the apples in the big orchard at
that place, and which have been
purchased by the Mitchell Fruit Co
Mr.. Miller stated that the apple
crop in the orchard this year would
not amount to o than a third OF
a corp, and that they would gather
between 1900 and 5000 bushels.
John Fl. Creighton sells the famous
Moline corn planters. Call and look
them over.
The remains OF Mrs. Everett
Smith, the mother of VIM. NJ. Smith
and Mrs. II. R. Kibbee was exhumed
in Graceland cemetery and Wednesday
morning Mr.. Smith departed with
che remains for Smithield, N. O.,
where they will be laid beside those
OF her husband, who passed away
about five years ago. Mrs. Smith
died about twenty years ago.
Mayor Hitchcock departed via the
Omaha road Tuesday evening for a
trip to the trout streams in northern
Wisconsin and for the next two
weeks the mayor will cut loose f1on
the cares SURROUNDING his office. The
mayor said that the first three
months Of his position have beer
strenuous ones and that he is going
to take a rest from the official dutie!
: for a while.
. WANTED-Work with threshinf
7icrew by man and wife. Wife as cook.
I VIM. Kuechlar, 300 S. Santrorn.
l. ". Seaman returned home Tues
: day evening from the southern par
! of the state, where be has been look
!. iEg after some county exhibits 70
{ the corr palace, Lincoln and Turne
q men both assuring him that thei
' counties would be represented at tb
" palace Mr.. Seaman said that some
body was inuustriously cireulatin
the report down that way to th
effect that Mitchell ~ouia not hav
y a corn palace this year. s. Fl. Davi
e went up to Sphinx county Tuesda
evening to look after some exhibits.
: The Lewis dramatic companv DIRE,
!" a very large audience in the ten
rear the omaha depot 1uesda
" evening, presenting the play 9Th
:. Girl From Out Youder,'' those VIII
Z saw it declare that 1T was a splendi
dramatic performance. The cornpan
. is said to be good all the wa
through and the vaudeville stun,
are especially pleasing. Before III
es performance the Lewis band eau
ne down town and for an hour ente,
lie tanned \ large CROWD of people wit
rs an open air concert at the corner {
ne the Mitchell hotel. and their must
lie was given a very hearty appreciation
H., The Milwaukee road run a speci:
'g train cut to Chamberlain Thursda
or to take the Mitchell people an
he those living In intermediate towr
out to the Eagles carnival, I'll
ry Parker Amusement Snow being tt
at attraction of the week. III
as Eagles of this city started to wor
ne up the crowd and there was
ed goodly number Of people at I'll
p. 6onOt to take tho frain for ~