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

Miss Marian Kinball. sister OF
Mrs. A, Claig Bo~dish, arrived
TUESDAY from JaEesviile, Mis-, to
make a visit of several weeks.
A.. IL. Doyle, who has returned
home ilom his trip out to Montana.
was rot accompanied home by Mas.
Doyle, She remaining at Butte to
visit her sister.
Would like to show you something
new in cultivatnrs.
John III. Creighton
Howard c. Kingsbury came over
from Hartford Tuesday morning, and
after spending the day in the city,
left OH the Afternoon train TO re.
main a few days on his claim west
OF the river.
While throwing a piece Of machii.-
cry out of gear at his machine shop
Thursday, Frank Summers was
strnc.> in the eye by the extending
handle. The injury might possibly
result in his losing his eye.
George Sine, of Milbank, was in
the city and returned home Tuesday
He came here from Artesidn Monday
evening, having been over there to
start the settlement Of his mothers
estate, MIR. Sine is teaching school
up in the northern pa,t OF the state.
Mrs. Frank Lyon departed Tuesday
afternoon for Dixon, s d.. having
received = telegram announcing the
appro lching death o. her mother.
Mrs. Lyon will go to Oacoma and
drive 40 miles south to Dixon which
will be the quickest way there.
Assuming ones own risk in the
matter OF fire is a dangerous policy.
Let Kelley's Land Company fully
insure you in a strong oldline CON
pany.
Miss Ludwlna Reihsen returned
home from Rock Rapids and resumed
her place with the Macarthur Piano
Co. Miss Reihsen said that her
sister, Miss Hermina, had started
to work in her study OF the pipe
organ aud that she would ve,y likely
continue the work until Oct. 1. by
which time the new pipe organ OF
the Catholic church would be IN.
stalled.
VIM. Fleming, of AlDurnett, Iowa,
has been visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. j.. Fl. Davis, for the past week
and returned home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Fleming has just made his first
Tip to this country and he expressed
great surprise at the development
that he found both in the city anG
the surrounding country. He was
particularly struck with the growth
of the trees in the city.
WANTED-Work with threshine
crew by mar and wife. Wife as cook.
VIM. Kuechlar, 300 S. Sanhorn.
Elder William Redd, of Raymond,
Alberta, Canada, is in the city
r. presenting the Church Of the Jesus
OF Latter-Day Saints, and Is taking
orders for a Mormon book. Mr.. Redo
said that he expected the arrival o.
five other missionaries In the city IL
the course OF Il day or two and tina,
they would start out on their work
making the towns to the NORTH
border OF the state. Mr.. Redd sale
that they we're merely introducing
the Mormon bible and were no,
holding any meetings in this city.
Manager Adams put on a goot
portion OF the Cans Nelson prize
fight at the Olympia moving pictur,
show Monday aud despite the fac
that lie had to raise the ADMISSION
price from 10 to 25 cents there wa.
a large crowd presen and the picture.
we're very much enjosed. Most O
the pictures show that Nelson wa!
getting the best OF the fight, and tn,
friends of Cans in the audienc,
thought that the coon ought to hav'
been given a better prominencr in III,
pictures. for at the first of the figh'
he was doing some terrific punching
BUT be couldn't last the pace tina
Nelson set toward the end OF til,
fight. The pictures will be showl
again this evening.
The arguments In the election con
test case Of Grinnell VS.. Hardy yer
finished before Judge Smith thi
afternoon, Attorneys Preston an,
spangler appearing for the plaintiff
and City Attorney Miller for tn
defendant. Mr.. Preston and Mr.
Spangler both addressed the court O
the evidence that had been taken Il
the fern Of dispositions from tn
University students who voted a
the city election and made their con
t%entions from that point of view
Mr.. Miller raised the question Q
jurisdiction of the court. The cou