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

CASSNA N1iSs ts IL lNoyt0Ollhs
Mrs. John uoskins and daughter
from Beresfo1d are III the city the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cattrell
Mrs. Hoskins is a delegate TO the
Eastern Star convention.
Mrs. F. S. Turney went to Vermil-
lion Wednesday to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the State
University. Her son, Day Turney,
graduates in the classical course Of
that institution.
Miss Teresa Hoye arrived in the
city a few DAYS ago 10 spend her
summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoye, on Third
Avenue east. Miss Hoye Is a teacher
IN tie high school of Waterloo, Iowa.
Mitchell sent out quite a large
delegation Thursday on the Mil
yankee freight to attend the Old
Settlers celebration. There were
200 tickets sold for the freight and
doubtless a great nan drove out
during the morning,
The Macarthur Piano Co. take IL
page advertisement in The Republi-
can today to further announce the
big bargains which they have for
those who want to buy pianos. They
cordially invite the people to call at
their store and make an inspection
of what they have to offer.
Arthur B. McKeel announces bim-
self as a candidate for member OF
the board of education to be voted
for at the election to be held next
Tuesday. Mr.. McKeel is quite
familiar with the work of the board,
having acted as the clerk OF the
board for several years.
]. ii. Davis, of the south side,
announces that he is a candidate for
member of the board OF education
to be voted or at the school election
to be held next Tuesday. Mr.. Davis
is a very capable gentleman and
takes much interest In matters
pertaining to MltcheIl's growth and
development.
Rev. DR.. j. o. Dobson came home
Wednesday afternoon from his trip
to the General Conference of the
Methodist church at Baltimore. DR..
Dobson was very enthusiastic ovel
the meeting and regarded it as one
OF the best aud most important tina,
has been held in a good manv years.
A public reception will be glye1
President Thomas Nicholson by th'
University in honor of his retire
ment as president of the institution.
which will take place In the parlor
Of the Memorial Hall Monday after
noon, June Is. FROM 3 to 5 O'Clock
All friends Of the University ar
cordially invited to attend.
!, Wednesday afternoon Fred Wild
, mann disposed OF his saloon buildin,
on the corner of Second Avenue cas-
5 and Main street to John Reed, whic|
be will occupy with his grocer
store, taking possession shortly afte
July l. This Will give Mr.. Reed
fine location for his business. Fl
paid Mr.. Widmann $40, OcO for tn
pr nperty.
!, Toland's Business School, Siou
Falls, S. D., wants an intelligent ma
i, or woman in every township in Sout
: Dakota to call on prospective stuG
ents. Teachers or persons ownin
horse and buggy, or bicycle preferred
Liberal salary or commission. Writ
for further information, stating quail
fcation and references. Toland'
y Business School, Sioux Falls, S. D.
John E. Green, of Libson town
ship, departed this morning TO
!, Eureka Springs, Ark, and 1t !
something OF an important tri
that Mr.. Green Is taking at tri
time. Heretofore Mr.. Green ha
spent the winter at that resort an
he seems to have captivated a lad
who has consented to bacon e hi
wife. Mr.. Green said that til
marriage would take place a
Eureka Springs about June %
Fred SMITH aud sidney Grah Il,
depart d Thursr'a n ornirg for Ceda
Rapids. 1n@a. The young mtn f.av
heen att nding Dakota Wesleyan
University for the past year, an
during the summer months tbev vii
enter the employ OF the Redpatl
Lycenn. Bureau. Each young maj
will have charge of concert companie
under the direction o! the Redpatl
bureau and act as cashier for til
ORGANIZATIONS as they visit the nun
erOus CilaDi auquas during the sur
rner season. The Young men lave
very pleasant summer in view.
, There is only one intelligent wa
, to judge a school and that is by til
,o1~, IS :&. $1,000,