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

ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Mis-. Frank Calhoun and Edith
went to Minneapolis Tuesday to
spend a portion OF The summer.
Mrs. Curran went to Yankton Tues
day morning and will make her home
with her daughter. Mrs. Dennis
Potter.
John Grace leaves for Duncan, in
Buffalo County to remain a couple OF
weeks Mrs. Grace having gone out
there a month ago.
Mrs. John Brown and son, Harry,
and niece, Miss Nina Williams,
departed Monday afternoon for
Tacoma, Wash, to make a visit
during the summer. Miss Williams
! will make her home there.
The semi-annual apportionment OF
the state school fund has just been
made at Pierre, and it shows a
good increase ove1 last year, not
withdrawing the fact that the
school population is larger by 4,625.
The increase is three cents per pupil
greater than in 1907, and the total
amount is SIS, 1929. 10 greater. The
total mount to be distributed
throughout the schools of the state
this year Is 1859, 7OS. 20, on a school
population of l46, 223. The city OF
Mitchell will receive as its share OF
the school money a little over $1,000
for the half Of the year, getting Its
second apportlonment In December.
That Fourth Of July is approaching
is made evident by activity Of the
small boy TO start the fire cracker
and torpedo.
Miss Edla Laurson, the librarian
OF the Carnegie library, departed TO-
? Minneapolis to be gone a week t
? attend the meeting of the Librarian
t of Minnesota. Miss Edith Miller il
] taking her place at the library
Everett L.. Williams, assista,
{ treasurer of the o. " Kerr Co. G
Minneapolis. is in the city in con
! ference with Geo. E. Foster, til
local representative of the company
{ They are interested i'm lands in th
y Alberta country, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schllmgen, M,
land Mrs. Jos. Schlimeen, Mrs. job
Roth and Mrs. Charles Roth returne
s home from Letcller this morning
b They went up Monday afternoo
e to attend the silver anniversary {
v the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
9 Heinzman. which was held in til
II evening. There was a large compat
of friends present, and IA grand 600
time was held in the hoSpitabl
home of the Heinzmans.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Titan
ARRIVED home Saturday evening fro
ID their "trip out to Occur d'Alen'
Idaho, where they nave been visitir
their son. Fred L. Tiaffny, ar
family. Mr.. Tiffany said that Ere
re was doing a splendid business
OF his abstract work, which has bee
growing constantly eve since ]
III went there. In the past there b
been but very little property chan
ne ing hands, but at the present tin
there is an enormous amount of re
'e estate transfers being made all ov
IL that section.
Earl Wells, the little son of n
and Mrs. }. i. Wells, is having I
- time of his life in trying to recupe
ate as the result OF sores viii
covers his body from his neck to |
-. feet. The little fellow went In swil
ming in the Dry Run a few days a
and the following day or two
commence 10 break cat in ;runni
sores over his entire body, and I
1as pain aud agony the little boy endul
was exrruciating. The suppositi
is that the water became poison
-. from running ove the poisone
wee is and that it was an easy mat
to inocculate the boy. This mig
:. prove as a warning for other ];
~ who desile to bath in the same pla
the Iha board OF equalization tinisl
md its iabe1s Monday evening and clio
the books from further changes.
tLe S. III. Scallin and family h
the moved into the hancheSier reside
Hes on Fifth Avenue east, which
me recently purchased. Before NOV
aey into the place Mr.. Scallin ad'
MS a number of modem improvement
all which makes it a very comfolta
ore home.
''e" \ Fl. Doyle and A. q. Relry &C
an home Monaay morning from their
:. out to Montana and the northwest
l4is part Of this state. They spent ali
a month going over that terrtt
u'n a portion OF which time they wer
Miles City, Mont. Tney brou
bop,o urifl, fhar- q cnlpla cayloaN