The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-24

SS $500
flom a trip OF a week out IN the
Black Hills country.
Mrs. John Powers and daughters
lest Wednesday for Carroll, Iowa,
where they will visit iot several
weeks.
John n. Creighton sells the famous
Moline corn planters. Call and look
them over
Mrs. Craig Wilson and Pearl went
down to Lake Okoboji, Iowa, We'd
nesday to spend several weeks with
friends at that summer resort.
Mrs. S. Lattrell ana two daughters
departed Wednesday for Eagle
Grove, Iowa, and other points 10
Iowa to make a visit Of several weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Williams,
says the Plankinton Herald. where
up FROM Mitchell for an over Sunday
visit with relatives and friends.
Marion is now writing life insurance.
S. H. Morgan buys hides pelts,
tallow and furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
D. Moecnll has rented a hotel out
at rl.nklnton and as soon as some
needed repairs have been made on
the building he will open it to the
public. He expects TO 10 out
there with his family
Mrs. c. w. Derr has been visiting
with relatives out at I'aulkton for
several weeks and returned bone
Tuesday. MIR. and Mrs. Derr expect
to leave in a few days for a trip
through the Black fills country.
A fellow by the name of j. E.
Reynolds was up in police court We'd
nes lay IN the charge Of conducting
a house OF prostitution and the woman
that vas with him was also brought
into court. They we're arrested
Tuesday night in a room that they
had secured. Each were given a fine
of 500 and 1t seemed Ikea hard prop
osition for them to raise the money.
Contractor Kings spent Tuesday
at Ethan, where he has uuder con.
struction a e bank building fol-
the Security State bank, which will
cost the institution 81, 500 when
completed. Mr.. Kings said that 1t
was going to ba a very handsome
structure for a 81 all one and will he
finished in very attractive shape.
The bank is controlled by parkstor
CAPITALISTS.
Assuming ones own risk in tt
matter OF tive is "A Gal4eruus policy
let kelley's Linu COMPANY full,
inslre on in a strong oltillne CON
paly
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. l.. Branson ane
daughter, Geneyieve, returned HON,
yesterday from their trip out to tn,
Black Hills country. They mad,
quite an extensive trip through tina
section of the state and enjoyed i
immensely. While over there Mr.
Branson attended the convention O
the South Dakota Bankers Associa
ton, which next year will meet a
Pierre.
a. c Dillmar, of Washington
u. G., was in the city for seyrra
days and left for the west Wednes
day. Mr.. Dilltuan is now in tn
employ OF the Department OF Ae1i
culture Of the government, ann i
working in the plant industry
having charge Of the breeding o
plants at Belle Fourche and Noltl
Platte, Neb. Mr. Dil!luan until las
February was Ia the enploy OF til,
Dakota Improved Seed Co. of thi
city.
Thomas Fullerton Departed Frid.
morning via the milwaukee, rua, 10
New York, from whence he will S
sail Tor England. going direct I
London to cali OF some t.I,ti,es o
people OF this city Mr Fall roo
Is In Door bealtn auu IA. will max,
an extensive tour of Europe, visitin
England, Ireland and france on TIL
trip. He expects to be gone five O
six months. Several Of his friend
were at the train to bid hiuI good b
and wish him a safe voyage poin
and coming.
THE Lord giveth and the Lor
taketh away" said Jim Lahey as b
stood on the banks of the Jim rive
and viewed the more pleasant SUI
roundings of the boat house, i
which he with three other gentleme
are interested. After one of til
heavy rain storms of several week
ago the river rose so high that a Ii
of sand collected in the vicinity {
the boat and when the water we1
down there was about three or for
feet of sand deposited around the
seafaring home. 1t was an awfl
picture to contemplate when the