The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
IN O AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

We carry the largest line of up
to-date buggies in the city. Call and
see them. John H. Creighton.
Mrs. T. c. Burns went down to
Gregory Tuesday to visit With
Register Burns, of the United States
land Office, and to possibly hunt up
a house for the summer months.
Andrew Nordloff, a representative
of the o. w. Kerr Co. of Minneapolis,
has taken an Office room with the
Mitchell Abstract Co., and will work
up business for the Alberta country
in Canada.
Mrs. Minnie Bray, who is still at
ST. Joseph's hospital, is reported as
getting along nicely. She was operat-
ed on a week g for appendicitis
and two other operations We're made
at the same time, when $50 gall
stones were removed.
See w. e. Rathbun, Mitchell, S. ID.
for reliable fire, tornado, or hail in
surance.
Mrs. Hanna Kohl arrived home
Tuesday from her trip out to
California, which she made in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Test.
The latter are expected home in the
course of a week, having stopped
at their old home in York, Neb.
The eleventh annual convention of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will be held at Scotland COM
mencing Friday and holding forth
over to Monday. Mrs. Josephine Ver-
milyea is the president, and Mrs. C.
Lunn, of this city, is the recording
secretary.
Did you see that new cultivator
that works without a spring or lever
at John H. Creighton's.
The kid team of the south side"
drove out to Plankinton Saturday and
engaged in a game of baseball with
1 q uuC VI lduS VIII OuIlulhSu IllS
Mitchell boys in size, but failed to
come to them in the mastery of the
national game. The Mitchell kids
won by a score of IA to II, and they
are naturally elated at their success.
Tickets that have been sold for the
May Musical Festival are being de-
1iyorol 10 fhn rurohocnrc Tho cna-
son ticket holders will have an OPP
p%ortunity to make a selection of
their reserved seats at Nichols mus
ic store on Thursday, May 13, com
mencing at 9 o'clock. The single
tickets will be reserved later.
Prof. c. r.. Evans, principal of the
Pierre high school, arrived in the
city Saturday on his way home
from Sioux Falls where the Pierre
high school debating team was de-
feated Friday evening in a debate
between the two schools. MI. Evans
graduated last ear from Dakota
Wesleyan and was on the i%ntercol-
legiate debating team which defeat
ed the Hamline University.
WANTED-One hundred acres
broken on the southwest quarter OF
section %3l-lO4-61. Badger town.
Ship for cash, To be finished by
June loth Will furnish flax sced ant
give share of crop. Downs and Dick.
son MT. Vernon. d.
The annual meeting OF the Rounc
Table was herd with Mrs. Bessie Eos
ter Monday night, when the e%lectiol
of officers was held. The new Off
Gals fog the coming year are: Presi
dent. Mrs. Beulah Wind e-Srallin
vice president, Mrs. Mamma Moore
recording secretary, Mrs. Glare Davi
son; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Alice Milne; treasurer. Mrs. Blanch,
Boyce; historian Mrs. Anna Thomp
son. Mrs. f. NJ. MANNER was electet
as the delegate to the State Fedora
ton OF clubs, anu Mrs. q. Craig Bow
dish as alternate.
III. STEVENSON llG MtIl-h WI eye
ear. nose and throat specialist o
Sioux Falls and assistant will be il
Mitchell from 3 p. III. Wednesday Ma
18TH, Thursday, May Is and Frida
May Ia at the Widmann hotel. Glass
es also fitted correctly,
Miss Carlota Meyer arrived in tn
city Monday evening via the Oman
road from st. Paul, where h attend
ed the Y. w. G. A. convention. Mis-
Meyer nj direct from Honolulu
Hawaii, where she has been for th
past four years as the general secre
tary for the Y. w. G. A. OF the city
and she is assisted in the work Their
by her niece, Miss Ethel Meyer, a
house secretary. Miss Meyer say
she likes her work fine and that muc