The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-04

For Sale, Modern Z room residence
five blocks from school. Address X.
Republican Office.
Miss Fannie Nobis returned home
to Lisbon. N. D.. Tuesday after
noon. called their by illness.
Three months tuition free at the
Sioux halls Business College Sioux
Falls S. ID. Write for pa~rticualrs.
Mrs. Dora Bunker, of Walnut.
Iowa, arrived to make "a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
West
Three months free tuition tn all
students who enroll this month.
Positions guaranteed. Address
Toland's School, Sioux Falls, s. d.
The LITTLE Child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lyons, of Third Avenue west.
died Thursday at 3:l5 OF cholera
iufantum.
Mrs. Norman Thompson has re-
turned from Akron, Iowa, where
she has been visiting her parents f, +
several weeks
Mrs. j. B. Meigs and little son Wis
tied with Mrs. A. A. Truax for a
week and returned home to Milwau-
kee Tuesday morning.
Miss Ethel Lyons, returned Tues
day morning from Burlington, Iowa,
where she has been spending her
vacation with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Kibbee and
Mary and Ryland departed Wednes-
day evening via the omaha road for
Minneapolis to take in the closing
days of the Minnesota state fair.
Drs. r. q. Warne, B. A. Bobb,
F. w. FreyberR and W. r. Ball
went to Yankton on the early morn
ing passenger Thursday to attend the
annual convention of the State Medi-
cal Society.
Mrs. Louisa Reyes arrived In the
city Wednesday evening from
Whitney, Neb., to visit several weeks
with old friends. Mrs. Reyes form
erly lived here and moved to Whitney
about three years ago.
Hunters came 10 from tho vicinity
Of Plankinton Wednesday from
the fint days hunt and brought
a good supply Of chickens and some
ducks. They reported that chickens
seemed to be quite plentiful out
that way.
Mrs. S. W. Whyte ano daughter.
Rachel. returned hone Thursday
from their trip out to the Black
Bills country, where they have been
for the past to weeks. They arranged
to stop yer and view the Bad Lands
on their way home.
Jos. Roach. Of Mason City. Iowa,
arrived in the city Wednesday even
ing to make a short visit with his
brother, Frank x. Roach. Of the
Commercial and Savings bank. Mr..
; Roach is . travelling agent for TIRE
New York Dispatch refrigerator line.
Messrs. Cook and Norton. two bar
bers, had . disagreement Wednesday
evening In front of Norton's shop,
which lead to an alteration. No
arrests were made and the details OF
the story leading up to the incident
is not Of particular interest to tie
public.
The Minnesota state fair traf1c to
and from the Twin Cities IS delaying
passengers trains on the Milwaukee
and Omaha, the former being an
hour and a half late and the latter
a little over an hour, and the west
Milwaukee PASSENGER had trouble on
the line this morning and did not
, get in until 2:O5 O'Clock.
f. Fl. futile, OF Haron, returned
, home this afternoon. Mr.. .Tuttle
was here looking after the organiza-
. ton OF a band. He will return to
; Mitchell at tie close Of the state fail
in Huron and start the work in that
!. direction. Mr.. Tuttle carries good
! recommendations with him that in
j. dicates he has considerable expert
; ence in band and orchestra work.
q Miss Grace Gregory departed Thurs.
day for Detroit, Mirh.. where
] she will remain until next June.
Miss Gregory will enter the Thoma.
i normal training school for training
. in teaching public school music, and
with a splendid natural talent ID
!. musical matters she ought to be.
. come quite proficient after taking
. the thorough course Of that institu,
t ton.
{ Bert S. Beaumont, who has beer
I. sick at St. Joseph's hospital fol
t three weeks, is reported as improv.
e inc slowly. His father and mother