The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-13
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Miss Lottie Tenney spent a few
days last week visiting with friends
at Platte and came home Thursday
afternoon.
Its worth While asking for click
DRY" Brand rubbers and overshoes.
They are long neutrality-suspicious. Civ
ing satisfaction. Ask your dealer.
ST. Paul Rubber Co. Distributors.
FOUND-One music rack in case.
Owner can have anne by calling at
this office, identifying property and
paying for this notice.
Mrs. Val Wagner and family are
now located in the Western National
bank building for the winter season.
They have apartments on the third
floor.
AT a meeting of the various Wo-
man missionary societies of this city
it was decided to hold a union meet
ing in the Baptist church Tuesday
p. m. Dec. s. The program will be
announced later.
Mrs. George Doane, who has been
visiting her parents on the south
side, left Thursday afternoon for her
home in Stanley county, and was &C
companied by Miss Mary Gould, who
will remain there a few weeks
LOST-On road between Mt. Yer
non and Mitchell, black leather pock-
ct book containing money. Leave at
: Office.
Miss Bessie Walpole Monday after
noon was operated on for appendi-
citis at ST. Joseph's hospital. She is
reported Tuesday morning as getting
along very nicely under the circum-
stances. Miss Walpole has under
gone several other operations for
tuberculosis OF the neck, and it a
feared hat this disease might be
developed in her later trouble, but
the operation did not reveal any
thing Of that character.
Thursday evening the Mitchell
Club held the first of a series of par
ties that have been scheduled for the
winter. Although the notice given
was brief there was a very good
attendance and the evening was
spent delightfully."- in dancing to the
splendid music of Hoyt's orchestra,
of Sioux Falls. There will be twenty
parties given and the last one will
take place the first week in May as
the annual May-Day party.
Students can enter at any time,
free books, free car fare, positions
guaranteed all who excel. More stud
ents holding positions than all other
schools in South Dakota. Winter
term begins first Tuesday in Decem-
Der. Catalogue free. Add. Toland's
School, Sioux Falls. S. ID.
Gilbert Dock was thrown from his
horse on Fifth Avenue west Thurs
day, and in falling he struck on
his head, rendering him unconscious.
A couple of men working nearby
went to his assistance and carried
him into the yard and telephoned for
DR.. Freyberg. An examination did
not reveal any exterior injuries, al
though he might be injured internal
ly. Mr.. Dock was sent to his home
in a hack.
Chevalier Hubert Crispini came
down from Aberdeen Wednesday
with the intention of making Mitch
ell his home in the future. Signor
C%rispini is a musician and he is II X
ious to enlist the musicians of Mitch
ell in the organization of a band. In
past years he played with the famous
Gilmore band and a number of other
is a violinist and solo trombone play
er and expects to give a recital short
ly to introduce himself to the citizens
of the city.
c. N. Vogus has a force of men
at work at his residence property on
the corner of Fifth Avenue east and
Kimball street. He is moving his
barn and residence to the corner
lot on the north half Of the same
block and when the ground is clear
ed he will commence the erection of
a new residence on the cleard site.
That will make the third new resi-
dence built in that block in the last
year, A. E. Porteous having recent
ly started on a house and A. D.
Walpole finished his late last fall.
= At the University Tuesday morning
the two mems college societies had
c~opc}doroh1 fun of tho ovnonco NJ