The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-26

much. DR.. Nicholson will assume
the position of secretary of the board
OF education of the Me thodist church,
to which he was elected by the
General Conference of the Methodist
church. All the friends of the
ia oily will wish them the greatest
OF success in their new home, and
all will regret exceedingly their
departure FROM Mitchell.
j.. Earnest Washburn writes home
from Lake Geneva, Wis, where. the
college Y. NJ. q. A. is In session and
says that in the field and track me ct
the South Dakota athletes won third
place. Frank Grace of Dakota
Wesleyan, won the two mile race,
mixing it in less tina. IL minutes
He also took second in the mile and
a half event. Lawrence Todnem,
also OF Dakota Wesleyan, won first
place in the hammer throw. The
delegates to the Geneva convention
came home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Morris and childen, of
Omaha, arrived to make a visit with
her sister Mrs. George Kanouff.
Mrs. Thos. Briggs aud family left
Thursday for Date, S. d.. out
on the reservation west Of Chamber
lain, to take up their residence on a
claim for the coming year.
Loss by fire means not only loss to
you, but loss TO those dependent
/ upon you. Are YOU we'll protected?
+, See Kelley's Land Company about
insurlng your property.
Reports received from the Jim riv-
err and Firesteel creek this morning
. were to the effect that they were both
lowering to a marked degree, and the
season of high water will be passed
if it does not rain again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Belts. OF
Chicago, and MIR. and Mrs. q. Belts,
of Nit. Vernon, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Bras.
N-urdo Coyote: Fred Kratz has
purchased the clothing store of F. K
D~rry & Sons and took charge Wed.
nGaday. Fred is an upright young
man and a good business man an6
will keep hat store up to its pas
high standard. He has been employ
ed as clerk in +. P. ROLLS store fol
some time past and has many friend:
I in this vicinity who will be pleased
to learn Of this venture.
! Every Gay the newspapers chronicle
l destructive fires. Are you taking
any risk? See Kelley's Land Com
pany about an insurance policy.
Miss Maude Griffith and L. o
= Hopperstead were united in mar,iag'
Wednesday evening in Letcher a
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ottt
Huxley, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. e. T. Underwood
The bridal couple came to Mitchell
g Thursday and will make thei
q home on east Seventh street. MI
q l%fopperstead is a brakeman on tn,
u Milwaukee road, and the bride wa
u until recently employed IN th
De Educator Office. Both Of the youn
vs. people have a number of friends j
the city who will extend their heart
re congra tulations.
MIR. Clay Clement had a small bu
very enthusiastic audience at tt
Gale Wednesday evening when
: presented his own play "The Ne;
Dominion" In the drama NJ
: Clement plays the part of a Germa
~ baron and he does it so cleverlY ar
- gets his. broken English mixed up
u badly that his audience convuls
- with laughter. He does it with SUI
NC seeming natural ease that you wou
~ not expect to hear him talk anythtI
ne else even i'm private life. The pl
is a very pretty II and the actor
we'll supported. He received
Gu curtain call after each act and aft
US the third act after the third c
'er Mr.. Clement made a brief lit,
III speech. Miss K%errigan, the leadi
.os lady, was unable to appear in t
-e. part Of Flora May Randolph at t
ed performance and the part was do
ed by an undelstudy. Mr.. Cleme
announced that he would return
,va " itchell for another engagement
,.a July 9. when the full strength of
he Company will be present.
ING Assuming ones own risk in t
led matter of fire is a dangerous poll
is, Let Kelley's Land Company flu
BILE insure you in a strong oldlipe Co
pany.
me Miss Inez Wells, daughter of
rip and Mrs. Warren Wells, died Thu
ern day at 1880 o'clock, as the
out sult of CONSUMPTION. her Sickn