The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-26
IN TOWN " COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE AOURSE OF A WEEK.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark John,
Fliday. June 10, a 10 pound boy.
Would like to show you something
new in c%ultivatnrs.
John II. Creighton
Mrs. Chas. Heuermann returned
home this morning from Woonsocket.
Mrs. Geo. 81. Cessford and son depa1t-
ed Saturday afternoon for Plummer,
Idaho, where Mr.. Cessford went
about a month ago.
Mrs Ed. Beebe, and daughter,
Vera, OF Sanborn, are visiting with
Mrs. E. T.. VanAlst!ne while on
their way to Rapid City.
Mrs. Abraham Boynton has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. w.
II. Wilkinson, and returned home
to Wagner Saturday morning.
S. II. Morgan buys hides pelts.
tallow and furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
MIR. and Mrs. r. +. Bateman, of
WASHINGTON, ID. c., have been visit
ing at the hume of Mrs. May Wallace.
MI. Bateman is connected with the
government pension office.
VIII. Blynn went to Milwaukee Sat-
urday morning, and was accompanied
by his daughter, Ethel, and Grace
Doyle. who will stop at Darlington.
Wis.,, to spend the summer with
relatives.
Q. V. Wilson returned home Saturday
morning from Alpena. He went up
there Friday evening and paid over
to Mrs. Dave Manwarring a draft for
50, O44, the amount. OF insurance her
ate husband carried in the Bankers
Life Association.
John II. Creighton sells the famous
Moline corn planters. Call and look
them over.
Saturday morning O.. A. Bates, secre-
tary Of the A.. o. U. w. lodge paid
to Mrs. E. j. Haynes a draft for
50, 900, the amount which her late
husband carried as insurance in the
order. He held his membership in
the Alexandria lodge.
At the commencement exercises of
the State University at Nermiillon
Dayton Franklin Turney of this city
graduated in the arts land sciences
and classical course and was conferred
,rit, tI,o ao.rno Nf u A M TirnnU
will spend the summer in the city
with his parents and in the fall will
leave for Los Angeles to attend the
School of O%seteapathy.
Chief of Police Allison states that
a number of complaints have beer
filed with him concerning boys anl
young men who are bathing ID the
lake east and west Of the Milwaukee
roundhouse and other places in a
nude condition. The chief wants
The Republican to inform the boys
and young men that must wear
bathing suit Of some sort before in
dulging in bathing in the future
aud il they fail to do this an exampl,
Will OG mdu0 vi Iu0u.
Positions guaranteed all student
who complete our combined course
Catalogue free. Toland's School
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Superintendent Holt has received
the gold, silver and bronze medal!
that the high school track team VOL
at the state meet held In Vermiilio1
a few weeks ago. The boys who wo,
the medals can c them by call
ing on Mr.. Hoff .The two hsndsom'
banners, Respondent In gold, which
were given in the athletic meet ant
lin the declamatory contest, have als'
been received and are now on displa,
lat Wells s. Wells. Both are yer,
beautiful emblems and will remain
the permanent property OF the tw,
associations. The silver loving cup
however, will be retained for ou'
year, or until 1T is won again.
Manager Adams, of the Olympia,
making m fine improvements Il
the building he occupies with hi
moving picture show. He has tor
|out the glass front and is having con
~;structed a very imposing front 70
the building with three arches an
columns, which will be lined wit
electric lights. The walls Of the lob
by are to be decorated with tw
magnificent water color painting
which are being done by Messrs. F
G. Hinrichson and Joe Hermes. Q
the Atlas Scenic Co. When he get
!, everything done MI. Adams will hsv
a vary attractive place in which {
entertain the large crowds which viz
it his place nightly.
Isaac Spears ice wagon took quit