The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13

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urday from Miller where she has
been visiting for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Mari came
down from Aberdeen Tuesday to
remain a few days with relatives.
Something new in cultivators at
Jno. II. Creighton's. Call and see it.
John D. Kress went to Milwaukee
tuesday to make a business Wis
it with the house he represents on the
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Coy departed
Monday for Fort Collins, Col,
where they intend to make their
future home.
HAVE-You seen those double
disc corn planters at Jno. H. Creigh-
toms.
George H. Foster went to Greg
DRY Monday to appear as an
attorney in a land contest case be-
fore the United States land office.
John Geise came home Tuesday
from Watertown, where he has
been visiting for a few days. Water
town was the former home of Mr..
Geiese.
For reliable hail insurance see w.
f. Rathbun, sos Commercial and
Savings bank building.
Harry Wentzy, of Rapid City, and
his father passed through the city
Tuesday, making their start for
Germany, where they will visit dur
ing the summer months. Mr.. Wentzy
expects to return about Sept. i.
Aberdeen's city council opened
bids Monday for additional paving
of the streets of that city The Am
erican states that if all the work is
done for which bids We're made, it
will amount to $1,000 this season.
Roy Woodman received notice
Tuesday from Secretary Bent of the
State Board of Pharmacy, that he
passed the examination required by
the state and that he is entitled to be
recognized as a pharmacist.
p. r. Hoppe, of Auburn, n. V,
spent Sunday in the city with DR.. A.
j.. Buffaloe, and left Monday
for the northern part of the state.
Mr.. Pope said he expected to spend
the greater part of the summer in
the state.
See w. E. R%athpun, Mitchell, S. d.
for reliable fire, tornado, or hail in
surance.
Mrs. l.. d. Milne went to Chicago
Monday, being called there by
the illness of her father. Recently he
was injured in his limb and two OPP
erations have already been perform
ed, and the surgeons find that a third
one i ~snecessary.
Mrs. William Jones was taken to
Yankton Sunday morning where she
will receive treatment in the state
insane hospital. The attendant from
Yankton also took with her a Miss
Munster, who was brought ove1
from Epiphany Saturday evening by
deputy sheriff Mcpherson, of Han
sol county.
Ernest Treischal Went to Fargo
\. D., Tuesday to play an en-.
gagement of three days with the
band of that city. Mr.. Treischal is {
trombone player and recently came
here to join the Mitchell band. He
is employed as a salesman in the
store of the Mitchell Clothing Co.
See w. E. Rathbun for reliable
hail Insurance, Mitchell, S. D.
Donald Robertson and his com.
pany of players richly entertained
small audience at the Gale theatre
Saturday evening, when they pre-.
sented "a Curious Mishap." Mr.
Robertson has associated himself
with some fine artists and they pre-
sented the very attractive coined!
with a fine skill and Interpretation
There is nothing strongly hilariou!
about the comedy, but the story wa
interesting and placed before thu
audience in such an artistic name,
that it's strong points were reall!
amusing and caused many a heart.
laugh to go through the audience.
w. r. Davis, who has been at worl
in the city for the past month OF
the new directory issued by the Poll
people, stated that had just finished
the last Of the securing of names to
day. Without making anything o
a definite statement, Mr.. Davis sale
he thought Mitchell people would b.
very we'll satisfied with the growth
of the city since the last director.
was issued. He has been assisted il