The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09

ana corrections, was in the city on
bushes.
Mrs. H. Il. Kibbee and Mrs. VIM.
M. Smith and daughter, Jeanette,
left Thursday for Chicago to re-
main a week or ten days.
Miss Mary Seaman left Monday
for Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, where she
Will enter the seminary at that place
for the coming school year.
Secretary E. S. Whitaker of the Y.
M. c. A., vas in Fulton, Sunday even
ing where he occupied the pulpit of
the M. E. church in the absence of
the regular pastor.
Woonsocket Herald: Fred Scott
came up from Mitchell Monday even
ing and is now smiling his handsom-
est behind the counter in Hughes
drug store. Mr.. Scott is a registered
Pig, and is a very pleasant young
fellow.
Ray Wilson, who has been m
ployed in Scallin Bros. Co.'s drug
store for the past two months, re-
signed his position, and this norm
ing departed for Chicago, and will en-
ter the medical department of Nortn-
western University at the beginning
OF the fall term to equip himself for
the practice of medicine as his flu
ture calling.
Misses Helen Hoon and Wauneta
Ferris arrived home Sunday morning
from Rapid City, having been out
there to file on a quarter section of
land about rs miles from Rapid City,
and will be in close proximity to a
number of other Mitchell people who
have already filed. They expect to
go out and commence their residence
in about two weeks.
Chief of rolice Cunningham, Po-
liceman Purdy, Charles Krom, Dan
McGraw, as witnesses and Livingston
and Lipinski, as prisoners, went out
to Deadwood Sunday afternoon to at
tend the term of federal court. Liv-
ingston and Lipinski will be taken be-
fore the grand jury on the charge of
selling intoxicating liquors without
a government license. The police Of
ficers feel that they have a strong
cast against the prisoners.
DR.. Hoagland preached a labor day
sermon in the Methodist church Sun
day evening, taking for his subject,
''Plows, Picks, and Pruning-hooks."
He paid ar exalted tribute to the la
boring classes and gave the members
high credit for their share in the up
building of this country. His re-
marks were listened to by many la
borers who attended the service to
hear what the pastor would have to
say on the labor subject.
Storla correspondence in Letcher
c. ronicle-Blade: Nels Scott of Mt.
Vernon was up in his new Buick auto
Wednesday evening. He purchased
same at Mitchell Tuesday. IS = Miss
Lucy Hemminger left for .4Atchell
Saturday to take up her duties at the
high school. She expects to finish
the course there this year. s. = Miss
Hannah Jensen went to Mitchell
Thursday, Miss Nora Peterson join
ing her a few days later. The girls
resume their duties as seamstresses
at that place, the Hovda sisters hav-
ing left for Seattle, to spend a
month.
Saturday afternoon the members of
Mrs. Graham's division of the Meth
odist Ladies Aid Society entertained
Mrs. Joseph Graham and Mrs. James
Graham at the residence of Mrs. E.
Kelley on the south side. the nature
of which was a farewell party in
honor of these ladies' departure tor
Salem, Ore, where they expect to
make their future home. A five
course luncheon was served and the
afternoon was most delightfully."-
spent. except for the fact that the
two ladies were soon to leave the
work. The guests of honor were
presented with several pieces of sill
verware as a token 81 respect and
good will.
Miss Helen Gross gave two splen-
did talks yesterday at the Congrega-
tional church about her experiences
at the Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska.
She told of the long day in summer
when each individual eats and sleeps
and works as he feels like. The long
night in winter is clear and cold.
Then tho work' ond outdoor pamoc