The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-01
wANTED-Cattle to pasture on
d. A. Mizener farm / mile south Of
town. A. F. Shesler,

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Mrs. John Chapman returned Mon
day to her home in Sioux Falls
after spending the past week with her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. G. j. Corwin.
> Having purchased the Cook bar
Der shop, We hope that the former
patrons of the shop will continue
with us and we solicit the trade of
"A. r. Mcconnell returned Sunday
morning from west of the river where
he has been for the last two weeks.
He says that land out there is look
ing fine and has the best of prospects
for a big crop this year.
Mrs. Fannie Ford and Mrs. Mary
v. Irwin, mother and sister Of j. w.
Ford arrived Saturday afternoon
from Humboldt, Iowa. They will
make their hone with Mr.. Ford at
his residence. 203 Hanson street.
Miss Dora Butler presents Miss
Hermina Rheisen in piano recital
Tuesday evening, June 20 at the
Studio in Butterfield building. Miss
Rheisen will be assisted by Miss
Hazel O'Connor and Miss Louise Nc
Govern.
John Lowell was in from his place
Z miles southwest of the city, and
said that down in that vicinity a
very heavy rain fell Saturday, ac-
companied by a little hail, which
did no damage, however. He said the
thunder and lightning was partic-
larly severe
Charles w. Boggs and family are
enjoying camp life down on Rock
Creek and they expect to remain
there the rest of the summer, par
ticularly for the health of Mrs.
Boggs. Charlie makes the trip down
in the evening and back in the morn
ing using a bicycle at times and
other times walking up when the BIZ
cycle refuses to operate through the
mud.
:. Mrs. F. H. Winsor, Miss Florence
, and Frank and George arrived home
} Saturday via the Omaha road from
Eugene, Ore, having stopped en-
route to visit the exposition at Seattle
and with friends along the road. They
{, have been out there since last August
and the two young men have been at
tending college at Eugene. Mrs. Win
sor said she was glad enough to get
back to Mitchell, Notwithstanding
they had a pleasant year out there.
Beresford Republic: Rev. o. A.
Phillips, former pastor in Beresford
t and his wife reached here Tuesday
evening from Alcester and are Wis
iting with old-time friends. After
closing a pastorate here some seven
or eight years ago, they moved to
other points, and eventually settled
3 at Mitchell, where they have a fine
= home. They enjoyed a very large
I friendship while here, and it is not
. to be wondered that they do not find
it an easy task to break away at this
time. They went to the A. ]. Wimple
home yesterday, where they will
have a good visit.
PreBho Settler: Arthur Mcconnell,
: banker of Mitchell, was in the city
one day last week. and while here
i purchased 100 acres of land lying
4 a few miles to the southwest of
I Presho. We had the pleasure of re-
newing old friendship. Mr.. McCon-
4 nell has great faith in this western
t country and intends to invest quite
heavily in Lyman county soil.
Miss Matilda Medinnus returned
from Mitchell, last Sunday. She had
a very difficult operation performed
at the Mitchell hospital. for an alb
cess in the ear, which was very sue
cessful, which is good news to her
many friends.
Dan Meter. of Marcus. Iowa, was
in the city MONDAY returning
e from a trip out to Pukwana, near
which place he bought a quarter sec
ton of land for n of his sons. MI.
Meter is the father Of young Meter,
who has been pitching such fast ball
for Sioux City in the Western League,
to the St. Louis Nationals for $4,000.
, Meter has been playing with the
J, country clubs around Marcus and
) last summer he pitched a game in
. Omaha that brought him into prom