The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-07-27

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Fs.is today on sag hemo
'd sas iaet tere h> s~ Course
air coaa elees 70 teualn 1
soait DAKOTA about two weeBs fec1-
reia'#ag from a serioi illness aad
~li.#tfon 3eaEe FOR Teaas He sa
ila' tte mali gain efop ana tie
com crop in OKLAHOMA i q fotaI fail
nfe tut INST cotton ha daue Wen
aud that flfaf state win this year pro
epec about a million bales lie avs
also that the apple crop Of Missouri
is almost q Hat failure
Safety deposit boxes are coming
more and more into general use these
days, and ii is evidenced by the fact
that the Mitchell Trust Co, has lust
more than doubled its capacity in
this line. having installed enough
new. boxes 10 bring the total UP to
Geo, and which rent for S1.o0 and
up per year. according TO size. The
new lot of boxes was ordered 10 meet
The demands OF the customers of the
institution, and have proven a very
dsirable convenience. The large
vault filled With these boxes presents
a very attractive anst substantial APP
pcarance.
Prof. Hume, of Brcokings agricul-
tural college, and III, +. Dawes. pres
idont of the Corn and Graingrowers
Association, OF Fulton, We're in the
city yesterday afternoon looking ov-
er the premium list of the coming
corn show, which Is to be held in this
city Jan 10. to 10. 1912, The gen
tlemen went over to Fulton on the
evening train and today they are
putting in their time visiting eight
farms in that section 10 bore a GER
tain depth into the ground, and the
soil viii be taken to Brookings for
an~alyzation by Pref. Hume to discoy-
er if there are any clements lacking
in the soil to produce better crops.
His report will be made some tim,
later.
July did not propose to quit bust
ness until a little more warm wealth
er had ben turned on and SUNDAY
was a scorcher of the most pronounc.
ed type. The thermometer register
ed at 80 as the hottest OF the dav.
and Saturday was nearly rs warm
with the mercury ascending to o..
Sunday night there was "A feeble at
tempt at rain, but it failed to mater
;a!izo just a little sirinklc, a IL
tie roll of thunder and ii wa all ov-
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil EoyIcs am
Mary came homo Friday evening
frim their stay OF three weeks at
riusktn Park, and we're accompan-
led here by judge and Mrs. S. A..
Hoylcs, who returned home to Yank-
ton this morning. They report a
very pleasant camping experience
during the three weeks.
Mr and Mrs. e. 10 Wilt arrived
como Saturday from 1hcir vacation
trip, which was spent in various
points in New York state.
Or and Mrs. IL. a. Bohb and Mr.
ana Mrs. A. L. Downey sent Tho Re
publican a card TO say that they
reached Indianapolis, Ind. last Fri
DAY and that they would Leave there
for Chicago Saturday They report
good luck i'm their automobile trim, I
having had but ono punc,uYc during
the long Journey. They will make
tho return trip UP through Wiscon-
sin.
Chief OF Police Ferry Was called
out of bed al midnight Saturday
night to inquire into a queer pro
ceeding which happened ON the north
side of the court house. y than
+N"' q u "u'p HiONN up W iIt 'uiL-
ing and a Woman was dragged into
the machine by two men, despite her
cries to be let alone. After the won
an was placed in the machine it was
started Off east. and alter it was :
block away the cries Of the woman
could be hear The chief followed
the direction of the machine into TIE
country and he went two different
routes, but he could find no trace Of
the parties.
S G. Scoville arrived home Sun
day Afternoon from his trip to Chi
where he attended the nation
Al convention OF the Loyal Amcri
having been away two weeks.
visited at points in Illinois anG
before returning.
The y. NJ. c. A. is planning on Sc
a physical director for the fall
md winter season, and a petition is