The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-11

, Three months free tuition, free car
fare, positions guaranteed all who
excel. Beautiful catalogue contain
ing full information free. Toland's
Business School, Sioux Falls, S. d.
Wyatt Tingle left Tuesday in an
auto with corn palace literature and
advertising. He will go through Sa-
lem, Parker, and Canton, the utter
most point south being Haywarden,
Iowa.
Mrs. G. w. Walrath is sick with
typhoid fever at St. Joseph's hospit-
al, and she is reported to be getting
along nicely, and that it is not
thought she will have a severe run
Of the fever.
Gustave Wolfel, who accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Widmann to
Mitchell from Reutlingen, Germany,
has accepted a position with H. G..
Nichols in the repairing department
of his jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz, Mr..
and Mrs. John Schultz II their
guest, Miss Minnie Millham, of Park
ersburg, Iowa, went over to Huron
Tuesday evening to take in the re-
manning days of the state fair.
DR.. B. A. Bobb, S. e. Morris and
G. G.. Rathbun organized an auto
mobile party and with their families
started off Wednesday at $50
O'Clock with their three machines to
spend a couple of days at the state
fair at Huron.
Rev. R. N. Kratz came up from
Wagner for a few days. He said that
the cor crop down in that section
was practically beyond any damage
by frost and that the farmers were
trying to contract for the sale of the
crop at SO cents a bushel.
MI. and Mrs. Dennis Potter re.
turned Tuesday evening from Yank-
ton, and in the course of a few days
will leave for a trip to the Black
Hills country. Mr.. Potter after try.
ing the management of the Portland
hotel at Yankton for several months
gave up the position as one not suit.
ed to him in that city.
Becker's Big Clothing House pre-.
isents a large advertisement today OF
the Kuppenheimer clothing, and they
are special agents in this city. The
firm also carries the Hirsch, Wick.
wire Co.'s goods and with the two
lines they arc able to satisfy any
purchaser with a suit. Read ovel
the advertisement and see what the,
have to offer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fowler pu
in a week on hunting expedition il
the vicinity of kimball and had will
them Mr.. and Mrs. Clisby, of Parker
They drove out from Mitchell and es
tablished their camp Of two tents II
a comfortable spot and hunted prai
RE chickens in all directions. MI
Fowler said hat the birds were quit
numerous out that way and that the,
succeeded in bagging about 70
|chickens during their stay.
In the Sioux Falls Argus-Leade
prize contest four or FIVE names fro1
Mitchell have been sent in as posi-
bic winners in one of the big prize
which the paper has put up to b
voted for. o. w. Coursey starts O
with 45.2o0, DR.. j. o. Dobson ha
1850, H. L. Bras has 10000, DR.. /,
p. Sweeney has 10000. and T. {
Burns gets into the race with 500
votes. The winner of the contest
to ecure a house and lot in Siou
Falls, construction has just con
menced on the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Milne cam
home from Huron Tuesday evening
having been over to attend the stat
fair. Mr.. Milne said that all of tt
exhibits were not arranged for tt
first or second day for the reaso
that the draymen got on a stril
about hauling loads out to the ia
%grounds. The strike was occasione
by the draymen who were in tt
habit of taking along a helper on h
wagon and after unloading the
would leave the helper in the ia
grounds. and when they brought
second and third load a new help,
appeared on the wagon, and tn,
quite a few free admissions we
given. The fair officers shut dow
on this way of doing business a,
then the draymen struck. The ia
officers met the strike by hiring son
farmers to come in and do the ha,
ing. but the situation was finally a
bitrated and the draymen went ba,
on the job.
Letcher Chronicle: Miss Grace
4 ICritb of Mitchell q, ;;4s.- 800