The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-24

months visit at her old ho,ue Elkton.
Positions guaranteed all students
who complete our combined course.
Catalogue free. Toland's School.
Sioux Falls, S. d.
Mrs. Jacob Bujer and child left
Friday via THE Milwaukee road
for Loveland, Colo, where she will
visit for several months.
John Siberz and family left Tues
day for their ranch in Hutchin-
son county and expect to remain
down there for several days.
The Mitchell Auto and Supply Co.
disposed of a Ford roadster Tues
day to T. S. Addison. of Armour, and
he started OF home with his ma
chine.
R. A.. Leugett, of Pierre, secretary
OF the South Dakota holiness AS
ISOLATION, arrived in the city Friday
morning tu attend the camp meeting
of the association, which will last a
week.
Theodore Geisen and Mary Foster
man both of Ethan we've united In
marriage at the Congregational par
sonage Thursday evening at 5 O'Clock,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. A.. Craig Bowdisn.
Miss Grace Bliss left Friday
for Quinn, out on the reservation,
and will make a visit of several
weeks with Miss Lillian Johnston.
The young ladies expect TO make a
trip into the Black Hills country
before Miss Bliss returns.
Mr.. n Mrs. ID. b. Miller and
three children departed Wednesday
via the Omaha road for a visit
through the. Yellowstone Park, ex-
pecting to be gone about two weeks.
They will be joined enroute by Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Moore, of Panora,
Iowa, on the trip.
Misses Charlotte and Alice Tor
renee, of Minneapolis, have been Wis
iting at the home of their uncle, J..
E. Wells, and left Wednesday for
Grow Creek Indian Agency to visit
with Thomas Lane and family. Fred
Wells accompanied his cousin out
there for a vacation trip.
Misses Phoebe Hudson and Alma
Heimerbinger, Of %Paynesville, Mimi,
are visiting in the city. Miss Helm
,erbinger is the guest of Miss Wau-
meta Ferris and Miss Hudson of
Misses Lois Anderson and jeanette
Smith. The young ladies were class
mates at st. Mary's seminary at Fart
bault, Mimi, and Evanston, III.
Mrs. w. e. Turner and Mrs. Fred
{. Drake eno.tt .inel d Large number
Of tnefr lacy friends al ii one O'Clock
luncheon, which resulted in a very
happy ocsasion. TIE l~losltsses were
assisted by MIS-. j. y. Malra TIL. Mss.
Geo. Z. tuslel, Mrs. Ii. G.. Nichols,
Miss Middlecolf, Miss Roxey Butter.
field.
q. ". Dut,onE arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Upton. Iowa.
lie vas Il brother OF the ute Chesie 1
Du6tol, ont Was unable 10 get here
for the funeral services. Mr.. Duttor
IS an OLD North-WesJern railroad
engineer, la, ing seen "A years If Sc.
vice Seten years ago he was IL tIre(
from the foad and was given a pen
sion by tie company.
Assuming one's own risk i'm tn,
matter uf lire is a DANGEROUS policy
Let kelIey's Land Company full,
insure you in a strong oldline Com
pany.
Roy Taylor was brought befor,
Justice Markham Tuesday on tn,
charge of disturbing the peace. H,
pleaded guilty to the charge and tn,
court fined him $40, which he paid
The disturbance was raised at tn
Shamrock restaurant Monday nigh
late, and Proprietor Hicks telephonet
for Policemen Purdy and Slater t,
come and take the disturber away
He declined to leave and go home
and consequently he was placed un
der arrest.
Rev. j.. e. Norvell, of Ashton
who is in the city received a lette
Friday morning from his son. Georg,
Norvell, stating that he arrived ii
Ashton Wednesday morning from
London. England, to spend the re
mainder Of the summer. Mr.. Nor.
veil it will he remembered, is one O
the South Dakota students who wa
selected bv the Cecil Rhoades exam
i~nation for a three year course a
OXtord University. Mr.. Nor veil ha{
the privilege of making one retur.
trip during the three years ant
decided to come home the first year
Misses Hermiua and L.udweni
~lieihsen departed this morning VII
Tho f)ppuha ,o,fi fny pooJr D,-;l,