The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-08
Mrs. John Feeley departed Monday
morning for Mason City. Iowa, ia
make q visit with friends.

make q visit with friends.
Ralph Miller left Sunday evening"
for Minneapolis to resume his studies ,
in the State University.
George j. Bowling. vice president
OF the Cable Piano Co., Of Chicago, |
arrived in the city to make a business
visit with George G. Holleran, man
ager of the Macarthur Piano Co., and
will be here about a week.
John Roth, who is in the employ
OF the Milwaukee company and is
stationed as engineer out at the
pump house west Of the city, left this
morning for Milwaukee to make a
visit among his many oldtime friends.
John says he hash I been to Milwau-
kee for twelve years and he proposes
now to take a little enjoyment at
this end of life.
Miss Nettie Hofstetter left Tues
day evening for Helena, Mont, and
will visit there a short time before
going on to Missoula, Mont, where
she holds a fine position as stenog-
rapher for the Flathead Reservation
Agency, in which capacity she has
proven herself very efficient.
Wanted, farmers to grow winter
wheat. Now is the time to sow 1t.
The conditions are just right. Da-
kota Improved Seed Co., Mitchell, s.
D.
Geo. A. Silsby doesn't propose to
let the reputation of the Third ward
suffer along the line Of productive
ness in big things, since the story of
the big cucumber being raised by Levi
Pierce on the south side, and Mr..
Silsby runs the south side cucumber
a close second. He discovered hid
den away in the vines one of these
stomach disturbers that measured II
inches around and 10 inches long,
which is only a half inch of the d.
mansions of the south side produce.
Hardy Turkey Red winter wheat.
Try it. Dakota Improved Seed Co.,
! Mitchell, S. d.
Captain Shade received word from
General Englesby, of the s. d. N. g.,
to go to Washington Spring and mus
ter in the new militia company, which
will take place Sept. 21. This will
be known as Co. A. Separate battal-
ion, taking the Mitchell company's
title. Captain Shade stated that Cen
eral Englesby had advanced the Nit
chell Company to the place of Co. F.,
fourth regiment, sending the CON-
pany up over two other companies
because Of its efficiency in drill and
military tactics, and which has been
acquired in ess than a year. This is
a fine mark Of recognition for the
captain, his ~lieutenants and the men
of the company.
Have you tried winter wheat? Ear
lier and safer than spring wheat. Get
your seed now. Dakota Improved
Seed Co., Mitchell, 8. D.
Cards We're received in the city to-
day announcing the marriage of Mr..
William Harker to Miss Mabel Ruth
Barnes, which occurred in Los An
geles, CAL, on Thursday, Sept. 1. The
bridal couple will come east on a brid-
al tour and expect to visit with friends
in this city entour. Mr.. Harker was
a former resident of the city and he
will be warmly welcomed by his many
old friends.
The committee of the Methodist
church which has charge Of the pur-
chase OF the pipe organ has received
a letter from the Austin Organ Co.,
OF Hartford, Conn, stating that the
material for the organ had been ship
ped and that it ought to reach Nit
chell about the 18th Of this month,
This will give until Oct. 18th to have
the organ set up and tried out. The
work of removing the room in the
southwest end OF the church to ad.
NIT the organ will be commenced
right away in order to avoid any de.
lay when the instrument comes.
Two hundred young people, mem.
bers Of the Christian societies of the
Presbyterian, Baptist, Congregation.
al and Methodist churches assembled
in the basement of the Methodist
church Tuesday evening for a social
gathering, as their last meeting OF
the union meetings which have been
held for the past month. The Nor.
ris orchestra furnished music, many
games were INDUCED in and refresh.
ments were served. The young folks
report a very delightful evening and
the development. of a loyal spirit