The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-23
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.
For reliable hail insurance see w.
e. Rathbun, SOC Commercial and
Savings bank building.

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E. Rathbun, SOC Commercial and
Savings bank building.
Ruth Edison departed Thursday
for Fairbault, Mimi, to attend q
girls seminary for the school year.
Glare Turney arrived Thursday
from Menominee, Mich, to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Turney.
Maurice Diehl left Friday to
resume his studies at the Hotchkiss
military school at Hotchkiss. Con-
netticut.
For Sale-A few choice Chester
White boar pigs. G. w. McConkey,
Sunny Side addition. Mitchell, S. D.
f. l.. Whitman and daughter, Miss
Elma, Eel i've to Sioux Falls Thurs
day and the young lady will en-
ter All Saints school for the coming
year.
Mrs. Sarah Graham arrived from
Oklahoma Thursday and will be
a guest for a couple 81 weeks at the
home of her cousin, Rev. A. Craig
Bowdish.
Sunday morning the government
thermometer dropped TO 80 degrees
and made think of the possible
ity of frost. Monday afternoon the
mercury assembled to 81 degrees.
Prof. i. =. Rigby, the newly elect
ed professor to the hair of politi-
cal science and history at the Uni
~versity, arrived in the city with his
family Friday afternoon preparatory
to beginning work here next Tuesday.
Hanna White Ash Splint is the
best soft coal for cook stoves. Ask
your dealer.
George a. Silsby returned home
Friday from Highmore, where
he has been to make the fall deliv-
cry of cattle from the ranch of the
Mitchell Cattle Co. The company rea-
liked a very good margin on their
product.
Miss Bessie Cobb has been visiting
at points in Wisconsin since she grad
uated from the high school in June
and returned home Wednesday even
ing. Miss Cobb will enter the Univer-
sity text week.
For the week after corn palace
Manager Jencks will send to Mitchell
to remain SIX nights the Edmund Car
rol Stock Co., which is playing this
week at the New Theatre in Sioux
City. A fine line of plays will be pre-
scented and which are up-to-date.
Miss Marguerite Countryman of
Aberdeen and Miss Alice Countryman
of Cherokee, Iowa, wen Friday morn
ing to Evanston, Illinois, to resume
sity after spending several days in
the city, the guests of Miss Wau-
! meta Ferris.
A. B. Test Friday concluded
the sale Of his farm property in the
extreme eastern part of the city to
George Conrad, for which he receiv-
ed $4,000 for the "A acres of land
and the improvements. MI. Test takes
; Mr.. Conrad's house on Third Ave-
nue. east. and the week after the corn
palace will move into the city with
his family. Mr.. Test has just bought
w. N. Henning's 1873 acres just south
of the university for 1890, a quar-
ter section of Hans Reierson two
miles south of the University for
$3.50 and a quarter section of Smith
& Mizener three miles southwest of
the city for $9,28O.
See j. H. Creighton for lap robes
and automobile shawls.
Chief of Police Thomas Cunning
ham returned Wednesday from Dead
wood, coming by the way of the
northwestern from Plerfe where Ut
stopped over one day enroute. The
chief was at the term of federal cour,
now in session at Deadwood as a wit.
ness. After the grand jury failed tc
indict James Livingston ne was re-
leased a. a witness as sufficient evil
dence seemed to be present to con
vict William l4epinsky, the other local
party on the charge of boot1egging.
Officer F. j.. Purdy and w. F. Nc
Macken remained as witnesses in the
Lepinsky case, and will PROBABLY re
turn home the latter part of the week.
Thursday morning at 1880 the