The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-07
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A MEEK.

Miss Grace Buss OF Mt. Vernon
came over on the Milwaukee Tuesday
morning and Is a guest at the home
Of Miss Jennie Liddell.
j. G. Jacobs Of Lincoln, Nebraska,
is in the city with the view of es-
t%ablishing himself in the business OF
painting and paperhanging.
A. E. Dean arrived home Wednes-
day a. M, from a trip Of six weeks
out to Portland, Ore, Everett, Wash,
and a number of other places in the
near coast country.
Miss Thompson will be glad to
meet pupils who are interested in
piano and harmony at her studio
formerly occupied by Miss White in
Western National Bank.
Professors j.. L. Seaton and C. v.
Gilliland of the University went ia
Alpena and will there conduct q
campaign to raise money for the
building and endowment fund OF the
institution.
Father Flaherty is expected to ar.
rive from Kimball Thursday morning
to assume the p%astorate of the Holy
Family church. He is we'll known in
Mitchell, and has many friends who
will welcome him as the new pastor
of the church.
A party Of Mitchell young people
returned Tuesday from Tobin's
grove on the Jim, having encamped
there for the past ten days. Among
those in the party were Misses Grace
Vickers, Grace Bliss, Margie Kinsel
Laura Daniels, Mabel Wortley. The
gentlemen were Roy Van Alstine,
Emmett Belts, Willard Kennedy,
Clyde Hinkley, Will Pier, and Jay c.
Wood.
VIM. c. Rempfer of Parkston. q
graduate Of the University of the
class of 1907 and for several years
holder of the state intercollegiate
championship in tennis, has just re.
ceived his degree from the law school
OF Harvard University. He received
a cum laude," a very high honor.
and was the 18th in standing in a
class of 1S6. He was the recipient OF
other honors during the three years
of the course.
AS the wind storm of Tuesday
was subsiding about 1880 a fire
alarm was sounded which called
the department to the Milwaukee
yards where a large pile Of wood had
been set on fire. The wind has swept
some embers into the dry wood and
ly the wind was from the northwest
and blew the flames and embers di.
rectly towards the pond, otherwise
the consequences might have beer
disastrous, as the flames were strong
and could have destroyed a large
amount OF property before they were
checked.
Here is the legal description Of /:
few Of the best farms In Dawson
county for sale: Northwest quarter
section 1%2-103-61, price SIS per acre
Southwest quarter section 7-1O3-61
price $4,000 for this quarter. North,
east quarter section 8, 1O1-161
$40 per acre. East half of section
%2S-104-62, price $40 per acre. soptt
west quarter section 3, 101-161
price s5S per acre. If you are inter
ested in any of these farms call OF
us or write for full particulars il
regard to terms of sale. Most O
these farms are improved. Kelley
Land Co., Mitchell, S. D.
Father Shea and John C'Brien de
parted Wednesday a.. m. via the Mil
wauee road for Toronto, Canada. A
the train were a number of Fathe,
Shea's old parishioners to say gooe
bye. After remaining at Toronto 70,
several weeks Father Shea and Nj
O'Brien will sail in company Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn for a trip tt
European points, expecting to b.
pOno for a war There ic hardly /.
probability that Father Shea will re
turn to Mitchell to resume his pas
torate of the Holy Family church
for he is getting we'll along in years
and he has been planning for sew
eral years to make the present move
He will doubtless spend the remain
ing years Of his life with his sister
Mrs. Dunn, in Toronto.