The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-17

Miss Ethel Grace is out at Pierre
spending her vacation with relatives.
John II. Creiyhton sells the famous
Moline corn planters. Call and look
them over.
The government thermometer reg
lstered at "a degrees at 3 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon as the warmest
of the day.
Mrs. Robert Crosby has been Wis
lting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Reeves and returned home to
springfield yesterday.
Mrs. j. T. Morrow departed with
her Two nieces for a trip back to
Watertown, N. Y, the journey be-
Ing finished by boat from Duluth.
Raymond + Thomps IA. who bias
been Staying OH his .atner's larm.
solt1w 81 II town. tt Wednesday
for our &'Alene, Idaho, to accepl a
position in Fred l.. Tittany's abstract
Office.
BecIer's Big Clothing House calls
yunI %aitentlCu to treir sail ON um-
NE; clathinl. one :relt ID antagr
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Mrs. nton Miller a, d oauglter,
Ruth, of Dma Ia WHO have bee the
guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. A. w
Bell for the past two weeks returned
home THURSDAY, having spent a very
pleasant ii e.
j. S. Daniels arrived home this
morning from Minneapolis, where
he was attending the coal dealers
convention, and visited with his
daughter, Miss Grace, who is study
ing voice culture at that place.
Or. f. w. Freyberg received word
Wednesday OF his ap! ointment by
Governor Crawford as a delegate from
South Dakota to attend the Inter.
national Congress on tuberculosis,
which will be held at WASHINGTON on
Sept. q, and the following dat. s.
The Dawson county Sunday school
convention will he hel1 at Mt. Yer
non beginning SATURDAY. and all day
Sunday. Every Sunday school in
the county ought to he representa-
at this convention You cannot
afford to miss 1t.
Fred Biodstrup expects to get to
work at once on the bridge on Burr
street. just south OF the Milwaukee
bridge. The piles which he has been
waiting for arrived yesterday and he
will put his men to work to have
the bridge finished as o as posi-.
ole
The father of Frank Burns. the
Milwaukee engineer who died as
the result Of his injuries. did not
get to Mitchell Wednesday. as he was
stopped at Worthinpton and re-
turned to ST. Paul, where he met
the remains of BIS son Tnnrsday.
W. T. LaFollette and S. T.. Goodv-
koontz came home Thursday from
Rapid City, where thew attended
the state democratic convention
After a few changes were made IL Z
full state ticket was nominated, ana
the appointment of a chairman was
left to be accomplished some time in
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. uitchcock
arrived home Thursday morning from
Rapid City. Nearly two weeks ago
they went out 10 Denver to attend
the national democtatic convention
and on their way hone stopped at
Rapid City for the state democratic
convention, which was finished We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Vina Weaver, who resides
on Fourth Avenue east, received a
message from the officials of the
Northwestern railroad at Pierre
~ oSAS Lynn WEAVER, WAS
killed in a wreck on that road Thurs
day. The wreck happened near
Pierre, but the details could not be
learned. The young man was an
engineer, and was about % years
old and was married with one child.
w. H. Conyes announces in a new
advertisement today that he is MAX
ing a reduction of 25 per cent. on
all clothing, and he sets forth the
prices at which you can now buy
summer goods at his store. He is
also making a reduction on straw
and Panama hats. Read his adver-
tisement carefully and note the
prices he is making.
W. w. Aspinwall, Of GAINESVILLE
Wis. has rented the house purchased
by W. A Barber on west Fourth
street. and will occupy it with his