The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-08-07
IN TOWN " COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE CURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs. w. II. Spence went out to
Chamberlain to remain a week.
Miss Emily Kings left TUESDAY
for an outing at Arnold's Park,
Iowa.
MI. and Mrs. j. o. Walrath started
in to camp at the jim river Monday
night.
Mrs. Geo. M. R%owley..and Mrs. 81.
6. Nichols went over to Huron Nom
day evening to visit with MRS. r.
q. Richards.
Would like to show you something
new in %cultivatnrs.
John H. Creighton.
Miss Rtlla Reierson arrived home
Tuesday morning from Grand Forks
N. D.. where She a been visiting
for several months.
M. q. Porter went to Rosenberg,
Texas, and was accompanied by
several parties from Ethan. who are
interested In Texas lands.
a. McRostie was in tie city billing
the town for the state fair at Huron.
which commences, Monday Sept. Z.
The fair this year promises to re
better than even in all departments.
w. s.. Gardner went to Roswell
Tuesday 10 take charge of tine
Farmers Elevator for the next yea
Mrs. Gardngr expects 10 join her
husband there IN the course of a
couple of weeks.
The First National bank takes an
ENLARGED advertising space today to
call attention to some special features
Of the deposit department of the
bank. and urging the good that will
come of getting into the habit of
using the bank for the safe keeping
of funds. The horn Of plenty in the
advertisement denotes what will
result from p%atronlzing the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Evans departed
by the early morning Milwaukee
passenger Tuesday morning on their
usual summer vacation trip, going to
lOmaha, and thence to Monmouth,
Ill to visit with relatives. They
expect TO be home by Sept. l to get
things in readiness for the opening
of the fall term of the University.
Their children. Lloyd and Gladys,
went to Marion junction to remain
until the return of their parents.
Mvo u II INoro~o- onA neon1.
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, we're in
the city over night and returned to
ISprine field Tuesday morning. Mrs,
Wagner was here to see about
placing her granddaughter in the
University and arranged for he1
entrance Mrs. Wagner is a siste,
iof C7npressman Hit. OF Illinois
Who for twenty years has been TIA.
chairman OF the committee OF
foreign relations.
Assuming ones own risk in TIN
matter OF fire is a dangerous policy
Let Kelley's Land Company full,
insure you IN a strong oldline com
pany.
Ih is section was visited by Z
magnificent rainstorm Monday ever
ing, and although it cook nearly a
hour to get started it did good bust
ness aftec all. The precipi tatio
amounted to rs inches. The sout
part OF the county did not get ID
first part of the rain, but tfater j
1.-THE evening a fine rain was reported
The rain came just right for til
Icrop, whsch is said to be making
1splendid growth, and that in rnan
instances it is father advanced tina
1T was a year ago at 6his time.
\. Three months tree tuition aud
written guarantee of a position
all students who enroll for our con
bined course during August. Mo-
than 5000 Toland graduates are no
employed. Many OF them are anon
the highest-salaried clerical help
the United States. Send for o.
catalogue and read what Tolan
graduates and their employers sa.
To intelligent people we offer th
most positive proof of excellence ev
Offered 10y a school. ADDRESS Toland
Business School, Sioux Falls, S. d.
Late Monday afternoon Rasm
Nelson was walking alorg on the t.
OF the Milwaukee track near Il
pump station west of town. Whi
he was %meanderiEg along. obi VIC
- to the approach of any train, Il
north passenger pulled out of tI
station and overlook Mr.. Nelso
the top part Of the pilot striki.
him On the side and knocking
pushing him off in the ditch. II
engineer thought that the no;
ii unuld c2on from III. k.aal. ~.