The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-31

her sister, Mrs. VI. d. Rutterheld,
left Thursday morning for her home
at Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Mrs. j. j.. McDoupal returned
home from Creighton. Net, and
was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. l.. LEROY Seelv.
Conductor A.. III. scott. of the
Milwaukee road. and his daughters,
Anna and JOSS phine, and son. Will
iam,' departed Thursday for a
trip out TO the Black Hills country.
s...Thlee months tutition free at the
Sioux Falls Cuisines College Sioux
Falls. S. d. Write for particulars.
Miss Ruby Hathaway gave a fare
we'll party Wednesday evening for
GLADYS and Almeta Kramer, who left
today for their home at Pierre. The
evening was very happily spent.
Mrs. r. E. Ruth and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, departed Thursday
via the Omaha road fer an outing of
three weeks to Lake Eau Clairie.
Mimi, the northern part of The
state. Mrs. Sarah Ruth, mother
of Mr.. Ruth, accompanied them as
far as Owatonna, MINI.
Miss Susie Cook arrived Wednesday
evening from Welser, Idaho, and
was accompanied from Sioux City
by her brother, Ed Cook. Miss Cook
holds a very lucrative position with
the government as a stenographer,
and Unce Sam gives her a months
vacation to come back home and visit
with her friends.
Prof. f. II. Hot, superintendent
Of the city schools. arrived home
Thursday evening from Medina.
Ohio, where lie has been visiting
for several weeks. The superinten-
dent hat to cut his vacation short on
account of the meeting of the hoard
OF education tomorrow evening and
the commencement of the teachers
institute next Monday. Mrs. HofT
and daughter will return later.
The Winsor family got away Thurs
day morning on the early Milwaukee
passenger for Eugene, OREGON,
where they will make their home
for the next ten months. The boys,
Frank and George, will enter the
college at that place with the OPEN
ing OF the fall term. After living in
Mitc.ell for over a quarter OF a
century, Mr.. Winsor at the time Of
departure felt very reluctant about
going. but he said he consoled him
self with the Thought that they were
coming back In August of next year.
Do you want a position paying
from $40 to $50 per month with
prospects of SIS to 500 within q
yeara We give a written guarantee
Of such positions to all students who
complete u combined business ant
shorthand course. More than 5000
Toland graduates now employed
Send for catalogue and read what ou
A II lLISA SLlplOSClo udSc u
say. You will probably never attend
but one business school; why not at
tend a school that can prepare 70,
for a hi~gh-salaried position and thel
send you to the position. Write to
day, Toland's Business School, Siou,
Falls, s. D.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Ramer AM
daughters departed Tnursdai
for Pierre, where they Will max,
their home in the future. Prof
Ramer has been elected to tile super
intendency Of the Pierre schools To-
the coming year. lie has been asso
ciated with the Mitchell schools q,
the principal andthas Mane a fine sue
cess OF his work. He IS a fine disci
plinarian and commands the high.s
respect of the young men and womel
who have been under his instI uctiun
Prot. Ramer has been connected
With the leading educational move.
meits OF the state Tor years and |!
regarded IN high favor in education.
al circles They will hr vel, much
missed in Mitchell. and all lh.i,
friends will wish them succes, IN TIL II
new home.
Young men and women who wan
to get ten dollars worth of inspira
ton and encouragement for one cen
Should send a postal card for the cat
dialogue of the Grand Island Business
& Normal College OF Grand Island
Nebraska. This school has one thous
and students each year and we under
stand a number are going from thi
county. Pupils are not required t,
pay expenses in advance, but may q
through the College and pay for sam
out of their salary after they gradu
ate and have been placed in positions
There are fourteen young ladies VIII,
are making the most of their sum
mer vacation and society events ii
their crowd arc movipo olopu 4,