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

visiting her mother, MlS. Mae Wal
lace.
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Mrs. r.. P. Edison and daughter,
MIS-. Chambers. arrived home Tues
day morning from Murdo, where they
have.been for several. weeks.
Would like to show you something
new in c%ultivators.
John H. Creighton
G. W. Adams 6. f. Kleinau,
and e. Mccarthy returned home
Thursday from ST. Paul. having put
in rour very strenuous days in at
tending the Shriners' convention.
Word was received at the Milwau-
kee depot Thursday morning that tn
Milwaukee's coast extension line
was inished into Butte. Mont,
WEDNESDAY evening, the last rail into
that city having been accomplished
after many tedious delays. 1t is
expected tllat a thorough train SER
vice will De running into Butte by
Aug. /.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Halloweil, of
Butte, Mont, are the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. George a.. Johnston. Mr..
Hallowell was a former resident of
Mitchell, moving out west about ten
years ago. He is engaged in the shoe
the %business..at Butte. which city he
regards as n Of the coming cities
OF the future. Willis old friends,
and there are many Of them, are glad
to see him again.
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matter OF fire is a dangerous policy.
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insure you in a strong oldline com
pany.
Mrs. G. T. Kleinau gave the
second Of her entertainments Wed.
nesday afternoon and the guests were
served with a dainty menu at a five
O'Clock tea. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. j. N. Grow, Mrs.
James G. Bately and Miss Emily
Kings. Mrs. ]. n. Ferris succeeded
in carrying of the prize in a guess.
ing contest. The afternoon and a
portion of the evening was delight.
fully spent.
FL. D.. Butterield and A. II.
Pehrson returned home Wednesda,
P-O,n g O,Vl lorS~, k1o- 80 -
the Shriners' convention. Mr.. But.
terfeld said it was conceded to bt
the largest gathering of shriner.
that ever assembled in the history
of the organization. Notwithstand,
ing there were so many visitors il
the city along with the Shriners, III
said that the SANITY City people
took care of everybody in the besl
possible shape.
Benjamin. DER was operated on al
Rochester, MINI. Wednesday fol
an injury which he sustained or
Thursday Of last week at a little
station over on the South Dakots
Central railroad, where his father
Y. v. DC11s OWI1S d. liuJCcI ydIu AIT
elevator. Ben was over there helpin,
to unload some lumber when he Eel
from a a and sustained a bad in,
jury. Mr.. Derr accompanied his scr
to Rochester for the operation.
S. II. Morgan buys hides peits
tallow and furs. First Avenue east
Mitchell.
Mrs. 6. f. Kleinau entertained 8
large number of her lady friends a,
a five o'clock tea at her home or
Fifth Avenue east Tuesday after.
noon that resulted in a most enioy.
able affair. a dainty menu was
served in which the hostess was as.
sisted by Mrs. Albert Jebsen, Mrs.
o. T. Litchfeld, Mrs. Craig Wilson,
Mrs. #. A. Craft and Miss Emily
Kings. Mrs. Kleinau provided ar
amusing guessing contest and the
prize for which was awarded to Mrs
James Bately.
J. Ernest Washburn came hon,
Tuesday evening from Lake Geneva
Wis.,, where he attended the gather
ing Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. There we're hundre7.
of representatives of the associat,o,
present and the meetings have beer
: In session for several weeks. III,
other representatives of Dakot,
Wesleyan came home a week or S,
ago. but Mr.. Washburn remained t,
attend the gathering of the secre
taries Of the Association. who wer,
the last to get together for thei
meeting
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