The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12

Tuesday evening from Usage, Iowa,
where she has been visiting.
Miss Inez Wells is reported to be
very i'll at her home on the west side.
She has been sick for several weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Ruth, Of Owatonna,
Mimi, arrived in the city Monday
evening to spend the summer with
her son, R. E. Ruth and family.
Positions guaranteed all students
who complete our combined course.
Catalogue free. Toland's School,
Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Mrs. E. Spaneler cane ove from
Artesian AMI is a guest OF Ter son.,
T. ]. Spansler, and family. Mrs.
Spanpler is here TO att, nd tia. East
e II Slas Grand Chapter.
Jonn Carlson aud Esthsr Johnson,
both OF this CITY, ~tle united i'm
marriage Saturday evening. June 6,
DR.. T. j. Macnurray, of the Pre-bN-
terrain church, performing the cere.
mony.
S. II. Morgan buys hides pelts,
tallow aud furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
Mrs. Thos. Manchester, Mrs. @.
M. Hopkins and Mrs. George Brown
came down from Aberdeen Monday
morning to attend the session of the
Grand Chapter Of the Order of the
Eastern Star. Mrs Hopkins is the
Worthy Matron and Mrs. Brown the
Associate Matron of Minerva Chap
ter, No. 5.
Judge Abbey has been expecting
the arrival Of his son, Winslow,
from Seattle. Wash. The young man
lstarted from that place several days
ago and expected to be in Mitchell
before this, but he wired that he
was being held at Spokane on account
the bad washouts on the Northern
Pacific road.
t.. The Rec Valley Land Co. has a
large advertisement in The Republi-
can today Calling attention to their
LANDS for sale in Hand and Hyde
icounty. The company has made
many sales out there in the past year
and some good investments have re.
sulted. Lewis Shuster is the secre-
tary of the company.
Rev. and Mrs. a. Craig Bowdist
left Monday afternoon for Crawford,
Neb., going out via Wolsey ant
Pierre thence south iRto Nebraska
to visit with a brother OF Mr.. Bow
dish whom he has not seen in a voo(
many years. From Crawford MIR. ant
Mrs. Bowdish will go to Rapid Cit!
to attend the state convention of tia
Congregational church.
I John II. Creighton sells the famou;
Moline corn planters. Call and TOOL
them over.
. William Scheurenbrand, who va
injured at Plankinton recently, an,
bad to tave his leg .amputated as
result, lis reported as getting alon,
very nicely. being able to sit up
portion oi the day. Mr.. and Mrs
Scheurenbrand desire to extend thei
sincere thanks to the many friend
who have done so much for them
since tiaeir son was hnrt, in the va.
Hot kindly acts and assistance Il
caring for him.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press whiel
came Teusdey placed Miss Flor
ence WaEath at the top of the can
didates in the eighth district, sh'
having oxer 100000 votes. Miss Wal
rath's standing is second to the high
est contestant in the entire eight dis
tricts. She seem to be nearer tn,
EEoal of her ambition to get that trij
to Europe than ever before. TIL,
young lady lis working hard for sue
cess and she is being aided in ever
possible way by her many friends il
1.-The city.
TIE Newbsrys made the count,
commissioners very handsome present
Monday, the beauty OF which will b
enjoyed by AL people who hav'
occasion to 60 PAST the court house
The florists gave .the commissioner
rs geraniums Of different varieties t,
set out on the court house lawn, an
when they get into bloom they viii
add much beauty to the alread
attractive lawn. The action of tn
Newburys will be very much appreci
ated and doubtless other flowers vii
he added by the commissioners ii
time.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson arrive,
h home Monday evening from his tri
to Baltimore, where he attended tn
General Conference OF the Methods
church. DR.. Nicholson was honore
by the Conference when he wa
4 elected to the very important posi-
ton as secretary Of the Boa.d Of Edu