The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-15
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE CURSE OF A WEEl4.

Noah Keller and j. =. t.obalt We're
among the visitors fla Wounsocnet
at the races Tuesday.
Misses Minnie and Nae Lewis left
Tuesday for Sheldon la. and other
points in Iowa to spsAd the rest of
the summer vacation.
Miss Elma Whitman left on the
afternoon train for Bnffalce, Wycm-
ing where. she will visit with her
uncle for the remainder of the SUM
mer.
Miss Alma Hetland, who holds a
clerical position in Nichols jewelry
and music store, Went to st. Louis
on Monday nights passenger via the
Milwaukee road.
Sidney Graham aal Roy Allison re-
turned home MonGay from the Paci-
fc coast where the have been taking
in the sights and viewing the Alaska
fukOn EXPOSITION.
Will White came up from Sioux
City Monday afternoon. He has been
down there for the past month or two
clerking for a leading clothing estab-
lishment. He cane out of the hospi-
tai Sunday, having submitted to a
surgical operation for varicose veins.
He looks decided y Thin and it will
take him several weeks to get fairly
in good physical condition.
The saloon keepers o.. This city got
together on a proposition Thursday
which is a credit to them and shows
a disposition to conduc: their places
of business properly. Thesmen start
ed a black list and placed on it the
names of 26 men to whom not one of
the ten will sell any intoxicating
liquors. OF course it is possible for
men on the blacklist 20 secure some
thing through outside influence over
which he saloonkeepers have no con-
troll.
Word has been received from Laur-
itZ Miller that while on a visit to his
old home at Tabor his mother was
stricken suddenly and died last FRI
day morning. Mr.. Miller had been at
Yankton on business and then went
over to Tabor when the sad event oc-
Cured. His sister, Miss Hannah
Miller, a teacher in the University, is
at present OF a pleasure trip to the
Pacific coast and probably will not
reach home befor> the funeral of
her mother.
G. w. Adams was at Redfeld and
Pierre for tie constitution of the
Knights TeMplar lodges. Mr.. Adams
is the right eminent past grand COM
mander, and during the closing year
of his Official life he issued the dis
pensation to both lodges to organize
They wers constituted by c. o. Bailey
OF Sioux Falls, right eminent grand
commander. Mr.. Adams said that
both lodges started out under the
best of auspices and expects them to
grow in fine shape. The Reddeld
Masons, he said, had just complete a
new $4,000 building.
DR.. j. T. Macmurray and his family
moved Thursday afternoon into the
new Presbyterian manse, which is
adjacent to the church on the south.
1t is a very neat appearing house of
two stories, 26x41 in dimension, a
cemented basement to contain the hot
air heating plant. The house is equip
! ped with gas and electric fixtures. hot
and cod water and all other modern
con%veniences. The first floor is fin
ished in oak, ana the second in vel
low pine. 1t will cost completed about
$3,4O0. DR.. Macmurray was largely
instrumental in having me manse
built and it will afford him and his
family a very comfortable residence
T. z. Good OF Waterloo. Iowa, in
ventor of the Good Milking Machine
which will be manufactured by the
Robert Lyle company, arrived il
the city Thursday to oversee the in
stallation of the machinery which
will be used in the new factory. HI
was accompanied by All. Kline WIT
viii remain and act as foreman il
the plant. Mr.. Kline is a skilled ma
chinist, having been in the shops o
the Illinois Central railroad, tn
Galloway manufacturing company a
Waterloo and several other large in
dustrial %ncerns
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