The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-04

ttves at Nepia, Ill.
n. Jensen returned day
tro'n Mt. Vernon, having been out
there to inspect some cattle
Mrs. Ed. Devy came home from
Kansas City, Mo-, Sunday evening,
having been down there to secure her
fall line of millinery goods.
Helen Lowell has been visiting at
DR.. Bobb's home for nearly two
months and returned home to Chi
cago Monday morning.
Miss Florence Bjodstrop returned
home from Rock Rapids, Iowa,
/, Thursday evening after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hugh McLain.
Jos. Harker arrived in the city
Monday evening from Los Angeles,
CAL. and will be here about six weeks
looking after business matters.
i Miss Grace McConkey returned
Tuesday from Clear Lake, Iowa,
where she has been attending a
designing school conducted by Nine.
Devy of Sioux City.
Earl Waterbury and Miss Florence
LaFollette returned Wednesday
from Chamberlain, where they had
been to spend a few days with Mrs.
Waterbury, who is in the sanitarium.
She expects to come home the latter
part Of the week.
Mrs. F. e Smith and Mrs. E. r.
Storer entertained a party of young
ladies at the Truax cottage on Rock
creek for several days last week in
honor Of Mrs. Smiths niece, Miss
Gourley, Of Fargo, n. D. In the
party were Mrs. John Haney, Mrs.
James Creighton. Misses Naomi
ADD Sadie Herman and Miss Edna
Creighton.
c. p. Sayles is carrying rather .
dis6Rured face around with him 1t
the present time. he was standing
on the roof Of a new house when .
board broke and he slippd through
between the joists. When his head
went between them his face was
raked along from chin to forehead,
making q bad wound, besides sprain.
Ing his wrist.
Winnie Woodman and his bride
arrived home Monday evening from
Mason City. Iowa. where they were
married Thursday Of last week. The
bride was Miss Ella Carter and she
has been in the city for the past year
or two as stenographer at the Wild.
mann. Both are very popular young
people and their many friends Will
extend their congratulations.
Saturday and Sunday were two
exceedingly hot days at this period
OF the year, especially when 1t is
taken toto consideration that the
average person is shiverine in their
boots for fear that a frost might
come. Saturday the government
thermometer shot up to 81 degrees,
and Sunday the mercury showed
even a better stunt when 1t went ia
90 degrees, with a very strong wind
blowing from the south. which did
not add anything Of a pleasure Of
the Gay.
Miss Jessie walrath and Mis-,
Grace White arrived home Monda,
afternoon on the delayed Milwaukee
passenger from the west. They have
been visiting with Mrs. L. N. Simon
at Belle Fourche for several weeks
Miss White. who has been making
her home in Vermillion for severa
years. will hereafter live in Mitchell
She Is q very capable instructor o,
the piano and will organize q class
already having received several stu
dents since she returned here an.
made her plans known.
SATURDAY. NJ. M. Doyle complete.
an important deal in real estate II
} Beadle county, when he dispose,
J of two sections OF land for s4l. GOO
10 which there was no trade. 40,
ctual cash vas used In the deal
, As an indication of the rise Of Ian,
Nj. Doyle said be bought this sam
) land seven years ago for . 5000. A
that time the Doyle brothers bouRh
, 10000 acres In the Jim river valley
7 between Parkston and Aberdeen, q
3 from Is to 81 per acre and they hav
J sold since then $4,000 acres at price
: ranging from go to s55. The Beadl
3 county property sold for $50 per acre
: The Kelley Land Go. has q fe,
guests on hand who have come 90
here from Illinois to lonk over Davl
t son county land. There are 2
farmess and business men In tn
8 party aud they were chaperoned {
Mitchell from there Illinois home
by Arthur Miller. This mornin
8 Mr.. Kelley started out q halt doze
teams to make . drive over tn
, county to inspect the agriculture,
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