The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-15

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Springfield Monday morning.
Mrs. Craig Wilson has been at the
sanitarium at Chamberlain for the
past three weeks and came home Sat-
urday. She Is reported to be a little
better.
l.. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harris arrived
home Saturday afternoon. from q VII
1t Of two weeks at points. IL lows, ~
tending the state fair at Des Moines
while away.
DR.. Hoagland held Methodist scr
vices In the Gale theatre Sunday
morning and evening, and ct the lat
ter service there was Q large crowd
present: - f rr -. IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Downey and
son departed in their automobile
Monday a. m. for a trip to Des Moihes
Iowa. w i
Mrs. Abraham Boynton came 4 ID.
from Plankinton Monday a. No., apd
will be a guestaof Mrs. w. II. wnhAss
son for q few days while enroute
home to Wagner.
Eugene McGovern came home Sat-
urday evening from his business trip
to New York and Chicago, at which
points he laid in a fine line Of dress
goods and suits. Many Of these
goods have already arrived and are
now displayed on the shelves In the
store.
Six freight trains Of stock cattle
passed through Mitchell from the
west Saturday night over the Milwap-
kee road. five cars going to Sioux
City and one to Chicago. There were
about 1870 cars OF cattle in the ship
ment.
Mrs. Neil Graham, of Sioux Falls,
arrived in the city to visit with Mrs.
Sid w. Smith. Mrs. Graham expects
to accompany her husband on his
trip through the Black Hills country
in the course Of ten days OF two
weeks.
Mrs. Virginia Doyle and the Misses
Stella and Vera Burns arrived here
Tuesday tt visit friends. The la
dies are living on their claims in the
vicinity Of Edison, in the western part
Of the state. Mrs. Doyle expects to
prove up on her claim In two months
and a half. This is her first trip
back since she went out there nearly
a year ago.
The civil service examination held
Mondy by Secretary Boggs was
participated in by a young lady from
Plankinton and a young man from
Roswell, and they were the only two
applicants for the examinations,
which was held to obtain Q stenog-
rapher and typewriter for government
tai service.
The improvements that are being
made in the cement sidewalks on
Main street make q vast difference
in the pedestrian fetes OF the citi-
gems Who pass owe that thoroughfare
Depressed places : brought up "a
level and in some instances m entire
lot Is being rebuilt. There was lots
Of room for Improvement on Main
street and 1t is being taken advantage
Of before the corn palace season.
There are about fifty men employ.
ed on the corr palace in putting on
tho decorations. and with that force
Of men the work can be pushed quite
fast. Decorator ellis stated that al.
though starting q week later thar
last year, he is just about as far ID.
vanced with the work now as at th1
present time last year. The red and
bloody butcher corn Is coming In
little Glow which has caused some Q,
the delay in the past week.
Mrs. T. A.. Berry stopped over :
day In the city with Mrs. w. "A
Wheeler and Mrs. e. w. Hathawa,
while enroute to her home at Joplin
Mo-, from Chamberlain, where she
has been visiting. She said that Mr.
Berry was engaged In the manufac
turing business there, using tailings
from the mines. Some damage was
done to their manufacturing plant
recently which has caused a suspen'
sion Of work for the time being un'
til a portion Of the building a bt
reconstructed.
Co. F. left for Huron over the Mil
waukee Sunday afternoon. Lieu.
tenant E. B. Rowley is in commando
the following men: 1t. Devers
aergts BARLEY. PRESCOTT, Kjelmyr
Meyer, Rowley and Coke. Corps