The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-16
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

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Father Mccarthy went to Parkston
Sunday morning to hold services in
the Catholic church.
Mrs. c. w. Downey went to Ashton
this afternoon to remain the rest of
the week with relatives
Mrs. j. Wilkomm went to Bridge
water Sunday morning to NAVE a
short visit with her mother who is
not we'll.
Mrs. A. H. Scott went to Sioux City
this morning being called there by
the serious illness of her brother-in-
law, John Bartlett.
Miss Ruth Wilson left this norm
ing via the Omaha road for Missoula,
Mont, where she has accepted a posi-
ton as stenographer.
Sidney w. Graham left Sunday
evening via the Omaha for his home
at Salem, Ore. Saturday next he viii!
graduate from Willamette college.
Miss Gertrude Jennings, who has
been associated with the faculty Of
Dakota Wesleyan for the past year.
returned Sunday morning to her
home at Pontias, Mich.
Mrs. H. H. Gary, of Mt. Vernon.
passed through the city Sunday morn
ing to Join a party of friends in the
east, sailing Friday from Quebec.
Canada, for a trip to Europe. She ,ex-
poets to be gone until November.
Rev. Mr.. Kilbon, Of Ashton, pastor
of the Congregational church was in
the city this morning on his way east.
Mr.. Kilbon will make a trip to Flu
rope this summer, sailing from Mon
treal, Canada, in about a week.
Miss Louise Pickney has been Wis
iting with ...ss Lois Anderson for
the past week and returned to Mime
apolis Sunday evening. Miss PiclsLey
was the art teacher at Dakota V'es.
leyan a yea ago.
Miss Georgia Scott, of the piano d.
partment, and Miss Ethel earns, OF
the elocution department, of Dakota
Wesleyan, left Sunday morning for
their respective homes in Cowles,
Neb,, and Akron, Ohio, to spend the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Wilson and
daughter, Pearl, of SIT Edmunds
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Will
son of 700 First Avenue east, depart
ed Friday for Medina, N. Y, to
spend a portion of the summer with
relatives.
Miss Jeanette Smith and Arthur
and Richard Smith arrived Saturday
morning via the Omaha road. Miss
Smith finished her course in a Wash
ington seminary a week ago and stop
ped at Fairbault to attend the COM
mencement exercises at Shattuck and
st. Mary's college coming home with
her brothers.
Lloyd Wiltse went to Annapolis a
few days ago to take the physical e.
animation at the naval academy for
or{roroo ir+0 fho% institution N6rr
Wiltse received a telegram Saturday
afternoon from her son, stating he
had passed the examination and
would enter the naval academy Sept.
1. He will visit at washington and
a few other points of interest before
returning home.
Here is the legal description Of a
few of the best farms in Dawson
county for sale: Northwest quarter
section %12-103-61, price SIS per acre.
Southwest quarter section 7-103-61,
price $4,000 for this quarter. North
east quarter section 3, 1O1-161,
$40 per acre. East half of section
2%S-104-62, price $40 per acre. South
west quarter section 3, 101-161,
price $58 per acre. If you are inter
ested in any of these farms call on
us or write for full particulars in
regard to terms of sale. Most Of
these farms are improved. Kelley's
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Saturday evening Frank P. A. Nc
Govern invited fifteen of his bachel-
or and benedict friends to a luncheon
which was served at the lunch room
at the Milwaukee depot under the d.
rection of Caterer Mcintyre. The
spread was a fine one, served i'll five
courses and in a manner that ELECTED
high praise from the gentlemen pres
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