The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-10
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Mr.. aad Mrs. oney Sweet movel
into their new residence on Fifth
Avenue cast a few days ago. The
house is a very attractive one and is
equipped with all modern owen
fences.
prof. f. Burton Tanner is in the
eity fer q tcw days. Nj. Tanner has
Lcca -tcaCa:as ca tie high school
faou.y Of &icuX Fails schools fer sew
eral years, but was not a candidate
for reelection for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Tanner stated that he intended
to go to Northwestern college at Ev-
anston next year and take some spe-
cial work under Pref. l.ardner in the
line of dram attic lea ing, and also
a few studies to equip himself for
higher education work than found in
the high school department.
District Deputy Swim, of Moline,
H., arrived in the city yesterday and
will make his home in Mitchell. Mr..
Swim was appointed the district
deputy for the Mitchell for the Mod
dern Woodmen OF America, and here
after will look after the interests
. of that order in this section of the
state. Mr.. Swim expects his family
to come to Mitchell as soon as he can
find a residence.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Branch left
via the midnight Milwaukee passen-
ger Friday for Denver, Colo, to at.
tend the national gathering of the
Modern brotherhood of America, tc
which Mr.. Branch was elected as q
delegate at the state convention held
in Aberdeen.
George Baughman, of Redfield, j:
in the city and expects to remain
here for a couple of months. lie has
associated himself with the Mitchell
band and is a mighty welcome mem.
Der. Mr.. Raughman is an accom-.
Pii9liSu 'i"iIhSl prayer anu VIII au1
materially to that section of the
band.
:; Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
MaXon, in the western part of the
city, Friday night, Aug. 3, a son..
+. e. Brown, OF the firm of Dieh
, & Brown, druggists, spent the las
month at his old home at Norwich
~. Y, and came home Wednesday
: While there he haGi the pleasure o
attending d family reunion of TIL,
t Brown family with his mother. wht
e is now 50 years old, and his sister
. and brothers, making a group of ten
i 1t has been twenty-eight years sine
. Mr.. Brown visited his old home, ant
he felt the need of an Identification
card when he presented himself tt
X. old friends and %neighbors. Mr.
I Brown said he had a splendid tim,
| back there and that he enjoyed ev
cry moment of his trip. Speaking
of weather conditions, Mr.. Brown
said it was very dry in New Yorl
y state, and hat the old inhabitant}
said it had not been as dry tller,
: Cor forty a
n a calf exhibited in the alley eff o
: Main street on Second Avenue lat
I yesterday afternoon occasioned quit
: Il good deal of interest. The inter
esting part of the exhibit was tn,
g fact that the heart OF the calf wa
:, located in its throat instead of it
: proper place. The heart beat of TN
animal could be distinctly felt b
! those who placed their hand on tn,
throat of the animal. 1t belonged tt
\ a farmer living near the city, VIII,
: said the calf was born that way an,
that it vas eleven days old. One O
two physicians examined it and ex
pressed the opinion that it Nigh
y live.
!. Mrs. Phoebe Guthrie. of Milford
Iowa, and Miss Edna Guthrie. o
Waukesha, Wis. an aunt and cousin
! of Mrs. Henry Snyder. arrived in TIL,
city to visit at the Presbyterian
Manse.
Miss Margaret Tenney of Sal
Francisco. has beer visiting at tn,
e home of Mrs. c.. e. Vermilyea an
4 departed yesterday for the northern
e part of the state.
Observation-Disclosures holding frs
and second grade certificates in Pla
Y no Township. L. NJ. Hooker, Full
ton, S. D..
Mrs. j.. ID. Barlow. OF Yankton, wa
E in the city today enroute to Ithaca
| n. v, to spend the coming montl
with relatives. She has a position il
the Yankton asylum. Mrs. Bartoy
formerly lived in Mitchell.
Postmaster Wells has just had in
stalled 60 new %postotlice boxes in
. niche in the front part of the office
: These additional boxes were mad,
: necessary by the demand for NOR,
call boxes since the Sunday rulin!
: went into effect, many of the bust
ness men taking boxes for their Sun
day morning mail.
$ One Of the proposed Illuminating
:. lights with which it is hoped IL
adorn Main street in the future, whel
: that t~horoughfare is paved. has bee1
erected in front of the city hall fol
n 6pmnnctrotjpO Tho ct.nIar1 woS