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

Dapi>l Snlecller, of Glen Aller.
North DAKOTA, arrived in tie city 70
mase b Wilt With his ephew, d..
Il. SprtCbe,.
Positions guaranteed all students
who complete IL combined course.
Catalogue free. Toland's School,
Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. LOOMS depart
ed Saturday fer their new home
in Washington state. Mrs. Loomis
will stop in Nebraska to visit with
her parents and Mr.. LOOMS will go
on to Whitman county, Wash, to get
his bank business established in the
new town of Milden.
Tue ". sh'Nurn farm. no. thwe t OF
this city, was sol.i Tuesday for
$4,000, an average OF $40 pei acre
for h. $40 acres ol land. TIE
purchaser was a. j Gilbert. whu
SOLD his quarter section to the WASH
burns for $1,000. The Washburn fnlm
is one of the best improved and best
drained farms i'm Samoan cou, ty
aud Mr.. Gilbert VIII have a tiAe
pi-ce of property.
Winslow Abbey arrived Friday
evening from Seattle, Wash, to make
Il visit with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. w. Abbey. Winslow stated that
he was seven days and seven nights
on the road to Mitchell, being delay.
ed by washouts and landslides the
greater part of the time and that the
railroad company had to take their
rains at least 1000 miles out of the
way to reach st. Paul. He expects to
remain about ten days.
MI. and Mrs. William M. Smith and
daughter, jeanette, and Mr.. and Mrs
j. f. Anderson and daughter. Lois
arrived home Sunday morning from
Faribault, Mimi, where the parent:
attended the graduating exercises O.
st. Mary's seminary. The young la
dies have finished their course in tina
institution and graduated from it OF
} Tuesday of last week. Arthur Smith
who was attending Shatuek militar,
school at F%aribault, also returned
home with his parents.
> Toland's Business School, Siou.
Falls, S. D., wants an intelligent MAJ
or woman in every township in Soutl
Dakota to call on prospective stud
ents. Teachers or persons ownin;
horse and buggy, or bicycle preferred
: Liberal salary or commission. Writ
for further information, stating quail
! fcation and references. Toland'
Business School, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Clate Tinan, editor of the Kimbal
> Graphic, passed through the city O
his way to the trout streams of north
. ern Minnesota and while away tn
, time for a couple of weeks in chas
: ing down the members of the finn
as he does running a newspaper, blu
V he says he can't afford to devote a
O much time to the sport as he does t
G the work. 1t has been six month
since Clate was in Mitchell and h
said that things had changed so tina
he had to secure new bearings.
Sunday afternoon the annual me
e mortal service of the Odd Fellow
was held at the Baptist church, tn
Odd Fellows in their regalia and tn
S Daughters of Rebekah attending /
a body, who, with the rest of the pee
pie comfortably filled the church. Al
q propriate music was furnished by th
choir. The service is held annual
Y in honor Of the Odd Fellows who hav
a passed away. There were two yer
excellent addresses delivered durin
d the afternoon. Rev. DR.. T. J.. Ma,
murray, pastor of the Prsebyteria
church, spoke of the benevolent fe,
lures of Odd Fellowship, and Re
E. M. LETTERS, pastor Of the Baptil
church, spoke on the memorial fe,
ture of the order, and both brougl
Z out some very worthy thoughts l
y the course of their remarks. The,
: was much explained of Odd Fellow
ship by both speakers which set fort
the splendid principles in a yer
q favorable light.
n Mt. Vernon put up q very iii
entertainment for its large numb,
Of visitors at the Old Settler
Reunion which was held 'rhursda
afternoon. People assembled thel
from all parts of the county to enjc
the hospitality that they have s
y often tested before and have new
9 found wanting. The day was file
9 with good literary features in tt
n morning and sports OF various cha
l. acter in the afternoon. The mai
II feature was the baseball game b.
tween Mitchell and Alexandra
e which was a close and excitin: col