The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-08-21

five blocks from school. Address K.
office.
Misses Hester Caltrell, Ruth Priest
and Miss jackson vent out 20 White
Lake Tuesday afternoon to visit. a
among friends.
Mrs. e. Devy dep4rted "Wednesday
for Kansas City, where She will
make her fall selections of new hats
and millinery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Jensen, wfo
have been visiting with relatives at
Inwood. Iowa for the past two
weeks, have returned home.
VIM. M. SmitE arrived home Tues
day evening from Smithield. N. c.,
where he ven with the remains of
his mother to place them beside
those OF his father at the old home.
Mrs. /. r. Lady arrived TUESDAY
afternoon from Grand Rapids, Mich,
to join her husband. who makes his
headquarters here as the travelling
representative OF an Illinois nipple
ment firm.
Horace Kress cane up from
Tlndall Tuesday afternoon, where
he has lately engaged in the drug
business. Horace said things we're
coming along nicely in the new
location.
Mrs. Pearl HARDER would like to
of her husbands whereabouts,
Mr.. Frank HARDER; wants him to
come to her at Waco, Texas, or write
Mrs. Pearl Harder, Waco, Texas,
General Delivery.
Assuming ones own risk in the
matter OF fire is a dangerous policy.
Let Kelley's Land Company fully
insure you in a strong oldline com
pany.
Thomas Rogers came 10 from Rolfe.
Iowa, last Friday to look after his
real estate interests and returned
home Tuesday morning. He said that
Iowa did not hold anything over
South Dakota this year on the crop
situation.
DR.. E. W. Heyler and 1. w. Sea-
mar left Tuesday afternoon for a trip
out to Summit, Mont, on the coast
extension of the Milwaukee road.
Mr.. Seaman owns quite a good deal
of land out in that section.
Miss Florence Starr departed Friday
morning for Ely1ia, Ohio, to make a
visit with relatives for a month,
after which she will 60 to New York,
where she will spend a year in the
further study of art. For the past
ten Or twelve years she has teen in
charge OF the art department at
Dakota Wesleyan and size has been
given a years leave of absence which
she will improve by working in New
York. A successor has not as yet
been secured for Miss Starr but will
be before the Institution opens in
is ptemher.
The government thermometer
registered Wednesday at 46 degrees,
which is quite a low point for
August. 1t is possible that Hicks
REPRESENTATIONS for a light frost in
August might possibly come true.
Up in North Dakota it has even
grown colder than usual at this sea
son of the year. Monday morning at
Bottinean. N. o., the government
thermometer registered at IS degrees,
which is only three degrees from
freezing.
Tuesday and Wednesday were
harvest excursion days on the Mil.
waukee road AMI the great crowds
which were on both the south and
east trains we're proof conclusive
that there is still considerable inter
est manifested Ia South Dakota.
While a good many strangers got of
at Mitchell there we're HUNDREDS
who went on through to the west
and north. Both trains carried
extra coaches to accommodate tn,
crowd.
DR.. Ray Smith and Ray Bfansor
made a pretty good showing 10 th'
single tennis tournament at Siou,
City last week, and in Thursday
Sioux City Journal and the Tribune
the pictures of 1.-The Mitchell player
appeared. Smith was the WHINE
of his first match, defeating Cornell
go, Ga. but he lost his next mattel
to Gardner. Of Chicago, Ga, 7-5. tn,
dentist putting up a strong gam
against Gardner, who is to play il
the finals. Branson played 10 th'
game a little longer, getting bis frs
match by default Of a player, an,
then winning from Van Dyke b,
60, ga, and from Howell by 81, 3-6
s.6. Branson then went agains
Gardner, the Chicago player. ant
lost by a score Of SO. rs, go. SO
Ramon took the frat get. and plave,