The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-06-10
1T TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS o. INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN HE COURSE OF A WEEK.

$500 - J = LIN
For .re and eornaao INSURANCE e
W. - 4sttaba.n. agent lor the Royal.
lnsulaaoe co.
Can STAIR ARRIVED home a few days
ago IRON Chicago 1or his summer va
cation. lie was attending a dental
college in that city.
Mis- Marjorie Ruth came home
from kealney, Neb. Saturday,. She
has held the position of supervisor
OF music in the public schools of that
place Tor the past two years.
Messrs. Dixon, Norvell, H|inckley
and Hebron of the University left
Sunday morning for Cascade, Colo
RADIO, where they will attend the sum-
mer conference of the y. NJ. c. A.
Roy Flanders, the boy who recent
ly forged a check ON w. L. Schneider
of this city, was taken before County
Judge Abbey Monday and With
the consent of his father ordered sent
to the training school at Plankinton.
The charge against him was iacor-
rigibility.
Prof. j. c. Lindsey OF the high
school left Saturday afternoon Tor
Potter county Who're he Will be en-
gagged in institute work for the next
two weeks. Prof. Lindsey has a NUM-
Der oil engagements OF this nature
that be viii fill during tla summer.
DO yoa ne,d horse. 4aen 50 10.
Miles City, Mont. june u. -, %, "a.
The y. Il, Clarke Horse Sale Co. VIII
sell 1000, for the high dollar. Sold
5000 in our May sale. Write or wire
for Information.
\. b. Clarke Horse Sale Co.
C. b. Ingham, Mgr.
George Z. Foster, whose term as
a member of the board of education.
expires, will again become a candi-
date for the position at the solicita-
ton of a number of his friends in the
Third ward. They expressed the
opinion that he ought to serve
through thu building period of the
new high school building. Mr.. Foster
has served on the board for several
years.
Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs. r.
e. Ruth and daughter, Miss Marjorie,
left on the Milwaukee passenger for
eastern points, including Chicago,
Cleveland, Buffalo, New York, Bos-
ton, and expect to be away for sew
eral weeks. While in the east they
will visit Carl Ruth at Cleveland, and
attend the graduating exercises at
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
at Troy, N. Y. where Edgar will grad
uate this season.
Will Devers returned home Satur-
.udN SNSll1lS allCl GIL dDStIlAS VI lOuI
years during which time he has been
in the hospital service o fthe navy,
most of the while on the ship Den
Yer. Although his ship was at the
Asiatic station considerable of the
time with headquarters at Manila.
Devers has seen considerable of the
world since he left Mitchell in the
spring Of 1905. On his way home he
visited his brother at Seattle and at
tended the opening of the Alaska
Yukon exposition.
VITA the closing OF the city schools
the various teachers living out of
town started for their summer des-
tinations. Miss Alice Thurston went
to Rockford, Miss Ina l.. Hill to Fort
Dodge, Iowa, Miss Lucille Fey to
Hull, Iowa, Miss Mabel Meighen to
Storm Lake, a., Miss Anna Clemens
to Chicago, Miss Rachel Stephens, to
Springfield, Miss Iva Steady, to Pierre,
and Miss Sybil Baird to Chicago, and
! points in Pennsylvania. Several of the
teachers renamed over to take the
county examination, which will he
held the patter part of the week.
Mike Lawrence, who has been Wis.
iting in the city and vicinity for the
past five weeks left Monday evening
via the Omaha road for Galesville
Wis. He received a telegram an.
nounclng the death of his father a
that place. Mr.. Lawrence's father
lived to be 100 years old, an age few
men live to see. Mr. Lawrence has
been making some Improvements or
his farm. After the funeral services
he will return to his home at Seattle
Wash.
Sunday evening II. l.. Bras anc
his daughters, Lillian, Florence ant
Sara, departed via the Omaha road
for their new home at Everett, Wash
Quite a number of the girls friends