The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21

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city could not please the manage
lncnt amy better than to commence
purchasing their season tickets right
now, which Will help materially in
the financial proposition just before
the palace opens. a thousand peo-
pie OF Mitchell ought to buy season
tickets within the neNt four or five
days, and that is not very far ahead
of the opening of the palace. which
takes place a week from next Mon
day.
The White Lake Nave states that
MIR. and Mrs. ID. a. Braught, who
have lived in Mitchell for a great
many years, are now permanent res
idents of Lennon, where they have
bought property.
The Mitchell contingent that vent
to the state fair at Huron yestel.
day. via train and automobile, got
in last night all the way from 10
O'Clock until midnight. The auto
mobile going was said to have been
good the greater part OF the way.
and aside from the p%unctures or
blowout of tires which occurred to
several machines the trip by road
was fine. Mitchell made a fine i'm
preston at the fair, and the rep
resentatives were in evidence dur
ing the day with their corn palace
p%ennants and other advertising. The
fair is reported as being a fine sue
cess, good exhibits in all depart
mcnts, good races, and a crowd of
people that literally packed the fair
grounds. The only disappointing
feature was the failure OF the aero
plane to go up at the appointed time.
The flight was finally set for G
o'clock and a good many 2coplc left
the grounds With the idea of return
ing at that hour, but to their sur
prise when they reached half way
to the city they SAW the acrorlane
through the air.
Frank Steck has been visiting
friends and relatives In the city for
several weeks and returned home
Saturday to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hunter have
away on Il vacation trip OF
weeks and returned to tie
city. Their trip included a visit to
New York city, Buffalo and Chicago.
and other points. Prof. Hunter re-
turns TO begin his work as inst:uc-
tor in the violin department. of la
kota Wesleyan.
Mrs. w. NJ. Herbert and her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Ball, came
nome Sunday morning from Rochcs-
Mimi, where they have been for
time in the hospital. Mrs.
is very much improved and
went through II part of the opera
lion on her throat very successfully.
She will return to the hospital in
about three months for the more diff
icult part to be completed. Mrs.
is able to sit up most OF the
The mercury is having Il little
trouble in remaining very high in
The column these nights and there is
evidence that q frost is imminent.
Last night the mercury found the
mark OF 81 degrees.
Taxes are due right now, and it
would be Il wise move on the part OF
every a. payer in the county to make
trip to the t~reasurer's Office and
have his tax receip. written out. Tho
taxes become delinquent on Oct. L..
when the penalty attaches. Next
week is coln palace. and in the rush
and excitement of that period the
taxes arc liable to be overlooked. At
lend to il this week. an1 have it off
your mind.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer snow had been married just
one year, and in the evening II few
of their friends called at their home
for a social hour. The newlywcds
we're remembered very kindly by
their friends in the form OF some APP
propriate gifts OF a substantial ma
ture.
Prof. i. IL. Hoff. former superin-
tendcnt of schools of this city, and
who resigned the work. has decided
to move back cast, going to Akron,
Ohio, to make his home in the iu-
ture. Akron is a great center for
the manufacture CT automobile tires.
and he believes there is a splendid
opening with the constant growth OF
the city. Prof. hoff was rendered
the presidency of Il new normal
school in the state OF Washington
but p%erfcrrcd to retur cast. Prof.
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