The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-03

Miss Lola Shipton departed Mon
dry evening for Minot, n. d.,
where She will visit with rra ives
for several weeks.
Davis N.ren uepalted Mouaa,
evening Iot %l'iaIr., whele le ha,
accepted a pos ton as stenogratler in
the Unit States land uIlice.
MISS Lons: lhbde, OF Dexter.
New Mexico has been Nls,t1ms
S 'verll we ks with Miss IL &,
Thompson and returned homt Tues
dry 'uolning.
Miss Alene Wallace, returned Wei
hesday from a two weeks visit to
hel / rotber IN Washington Springs.
Would like to show you something
new in c~u'tivators.
John Ii. Creighton
Mrs. A.. j. Davis and chill iren
departed Thursday for Andalusia.
Iowa. TO spend a portion of the SUM
mar with her parents.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Raines left
Thursday morning for points in Iowa
expecting to be gone a couple OF
weeks on a vacation trip.
w. ii. Wilkinson returned Wednes-
day evening from LenpoX, whe,e he
had been TO attend the funelal of
%. Z. Jacobs. n of the pioneer
rnSjlnntc nf y
y copy of the new catalogue of
the Sioux Tails Business COLLEGE.
Sioux Falls, S. D., has just been
received ans ii Is enc of the best
school catalogues we have seen for 3.
long tune Students speak very
highly OF the work OF this school
and young people who want a clear
cut practical course to prepare them
for a good position should write for
catalogue.
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Anderson
returned home Wednesday evening
from their vacation trip of about a
month, which was spent at Monona,
Iowa, and out in the Black Hills
country. MI. Anderson is the chief
train dispatcher at the Milwaukee
offices.
Misses Mona and Inez T.oane de-
parted Thursday for a western
trip, both going direct to Denver.
The former will go from Denver to
Seattle and Spokane. Wash while
the latter will return east and go to
points in Iowa. They expect to
return home in a month or six
weeks.
Mrs. I. B. Haynes came over fro ~
Mt. Vernon Thursday morning aud
this morning she leaves &c.
Minneapolis and thence to Chicago
to spend a portion OF the summer
visiting relatives.
Rev. Merle Smith, of Marshall.
town, Iowa, pastor Of the Methods,
church Of that city, arrived in
Mitchell Wednesday afternoon for /;
short conference with DR.. IL. S
Wilkinson, and left on the evenln.
Omaha passenger. Rev Mr.. Smith'!
name has been suggested quit,
. strongly in connection with the
presidency Of Dakota Wesleyan
University.
:. d. B. Miller arrived home Wed
nesday from his trip put west, goinl
into British Columbia and making
trip of some 600 miles by boat.
George Hager. who conducts til,
\ barber shop beneath the Fi.s
National bank. has a broken shoulde
: as the result of a horse falling will
him a few nights ago at the rac
track. He was riding in a race an,
the horse stumbled while going
fast clip.
Miss Mary Morrow entertained an
other party Of girl friends Thursda,
J morning at breakfast in honor of tn,
three nieces Of Mr.. Morrow. who ar
visiting here from New York. TIL,
B occasion proved q very delightful so
cial affair.
]. L. W. Zeitlow. president O. tl,
Dakota Central Telephone Co.. re
turned home to Alb rdeen this after
noon. ne has heen going over til,
territory around Mitchell TO
seves'l DAYS and looking over til,
company's plant in this CITY
!, Mrs. NJ. Brooks and son, KAY, Ief
Thursday for Chicago, stoppin,
to visit several weeks In Iowa. Il
the fall Ray will enter CbfcaQ,
University to take a course in ciyi
engineering, and they expect t,
remain there for a least four or tjv,
years.
J, Three months free tuition aud 2
written guarantee of a position tt
al students who enroll for our CON
olued course during August. Nor,