The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-10

S. II. Morgan buys hides pelts.
tallow and furs. First Avenue "a, t,
Mitchell.
A. b. Iest, who has been very III
fot the past six weeks, was able In
come down town Tuesday night for
/ the first time.
Orwin Peck departed Tuesday
for Minneapolis, via Sioux City, and
will take a position with the Mime
apolis Steel and Machinery Co. for
+ the summer.
John II. CreightoA sells the famous
Moline 2orn planters. Call and look
them over.
j.. III. Scriven arrived in the city
Tuesday evening FROM the Rosebud
Agency. Where be holds the position
OF allottng agent. Mr.. ScriNen says
that the work is progressing nicely.
He left that evening for Sioux
Fails.
w. A. Wheeler came home Tuesaay
morning from the Ruskin Park
C%nautauqua. at Foreslburg, where
he delivered an address on 'sseeds
and Seed Culture" MIR Wheeler
said there was Il veiy good attend
ance aud that the spot was an ideal
one for a C~hautauqua.
j. Q. purdy left via the Omaha
road Tuesday evening for La Porte,
Texas, tc bring home his grandson,
Rufus Lowell. The young man is
very poorly with rheumatism and
is not able to walk and has continued
to grow worse since he was here last
year.
Mrs. S. P. Watkins, of Ashton. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. 1. W.
Seaman, for several days and Tues
day she left for points in Vir-
mont, New Hampshire and Canada,
expecting to be gone all summer.
She was Joined here by several rela-
tives from Ashton, who will accom-
pany her on the trip.
The Woman's Library Association
held a meeting Tuesday Afternoon
to fill the vacancy of secretary.
occasioned by the anticipated depart.
ure from the city of Mrs. Frank II.
Winsor, who has held the position
so acceptably for the past three
years. Mrs. George H. Rev was
elected to fill out the term of Mrs.
] Winsor.
Bishop Luther b. Wilson of Phil
: ade!pbia arrived i'll the city Tuesdo,
! over the Omaha aud will preach in
the NJ. %. church Friday night al
! s O'Clock. lie ONE here to counse
; with the District Supetintendents Of
4 Dakota Conference, concerning TIL
work Of the State. The public i
c rtlalIy invited to this service
There will he 40 informal reception
after the service to meet Bisbo
Wilson.
Clate T1nan was among the youn,
boys who came ia from the ives
d Tuesday 10 attend the circus, an
he locked up his Kimball Graph
y office ia order to get away, as abOu
: everybody else came in trom tina
section Clate says that the Ring
o hngs can always depend loon til
e |crOwd from that part of the state
There were ten coaches on TIA
e special train from tue vest aud the
e were lam full eff enthusiastic sight
iseere,s.
" Would like To show you somettip
e neg in ultiwatnrs.
John ii. Creighton
al z. II. Wtnsor and Laufitz Mile
haze formed a partnership in til
v law business and Hereafter the tirl
Will b known as Winsor y Miller
Mr.. Winso, will ieave With III
faalily abeat Aug. l for Eugene
Oregon. where the two sons will b
placed in a college. Mr.. Miller wi
COn lllluC Ol}e OluCe vi tllc HILL III I'll
: in the Western National bank build
, ing AID will take care of the bushes
e of Mr.. Winsor. The Winsor tamil
;, expect to remain in Oregon abou
= ten months.
There were "A great many peopl
who vent Il to the circus ground
to watch the proceedings Of setting
up tie tents. and things followed i,
mighty rapid succession. The tent
e sprung up as If by magic and SCENE
Il a verv short time until the aroma o
coffee hoated over the space, ant
o then che odor OF beef steak reached
the nostrils, which started a hungry
feeling for those who had got GU
6 early and had given up breakfast t,
watch the work of building a tentet
city in a very short spice of time
: By,9 O'Clock the greatest portion o
the work was completed and tn
majority of men were seeking a littl
mGre rest before getting out for th'
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