The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-08-11

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Charlie. left Tuesday morning for
Miller to visit relatives a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. s. B. Naser. living north of
the city. departed for Elkhart, Ind,
called there by the illness Of her IA
Their.
Mrs. H. H. Edwards went to Sioux
City Tuesday to join a camping
party at Crystal Lake for several
weeks.
Mrs. E. r. Storer departed Tues
day for Chicago to attend the
funeral Of a relative who died very
suddenly.
Miss Florence Wagner went tc
Emmetsburg, Iowa, to visit with
friends and later will join her moth
er. Mrs. Val Wagner, on her way to
Chicago.
G. F. Paige departed via the oma-
ha road Monday evening for Amigo,
Wis, and from there will go on to
Chicago and other points to spend
his vacation, Joining Mrs. Paige en-
route.
Hal c. Turneaure has been visit
ing with his parents for several days
and Tuesday lef for his home
at Hulett. Wyo. MI. Turneaure re-
Gently located at Hulett and engaged
in the drug business and had been to
Chicago to purchase his holiday
goods.
Miss Jennie Williams arrived in
the city from the western part of
the state, where she has been living
for the past fourteen months on her
claim. She has just completed her
residence and proved up. After vsi-
iting friends here for a short time
Miss Williams expects to go to Kan
sas City to visit her sister.
Miss Margaret Mathews and Olive
Pound departed on the midnight pas
senger for Des Moines, Iowa. to re-
main a week. At the end of that
time Miss Mathews will be accom-
panied to Chicago by Miss Pound and
she will make her selection of fall
hats and acquire the latest designs
in decorating. She expects to return
home about Sept. l..
Funeral services were held at the
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook
the remains of their infant son
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and
which was largely attended. Many
beautiful floral offerings were sent
as a mark of sympathy to the be-
parents. The services were
brief and were conducted by Father
O'Flaherty, pastor of the Catholic
church. The remains were laid to
rest in the Catholic cemetery.
Robert Wilkinson, who lives about
six miles southeast of town, discov-
cred a wolf in his barnyard Sunday
morning, and he hustled to the house
For his gun. He intended to discharge
but n barrel if necessary, and two
if he failed to get the wolf the first
time. Accidently Mr.. Wilkinson fir
both barrels at once and the result
was that he dislocated his shoulder,
and the wolf made his escape. A ply
sician was called down to the farm
% reduce the fracture.
Rev. E. NJ. LETTERS left on the south
bound Milwaukee train Tuesday
sor a two weeks vacation with the
at Webster City, Iowa. He
to De back in time to occupy
his avn pulpit on August 28th. In
lis absence the pulpit will be sup
olied on August 18th by Rev. S. P.
Shaw, Phi. D. of Sioux Falls. Mr..
Shaw is secretary and general mis-
;ionary for the South Dakota Baptist
state Convention. On August 21 the
pulpit will be supplied by Rev. E. H.
.illisford, Phi. D. of Sioux Falls.
dr. Willisford is Dean Of Sioux Falls
A. p. Dean left Tuesday for
trip out to the Black Hills coun-
ry to look after his farm in the
BELLE Fourche district, and will be
one several weeks. He said the re-
orts he had received from that sec
ion were to the effect that the wa
er contractors had failed to get the
7ater in readiness so that the land
ould be irrigated in time for a crop
his season. 1t was to have been !
urned on June 1, but it was forty /
avs later than that. and the seed !
orn had failed to sprout because of +
he dry conditions. :