The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-08

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Mir. aud Mrs, A, L.. Aaaa arrived
home this morning from thsir estead-
ed trip u to Grand View. Wash.
where they have been visiting reia-
lives for the past nine months T.ey
had II very exciting and perlious ex-
p%erience on their way home. mas
much as they were passengers on tho
Columbian" the new fast train sery-
leo which the Chicago. Milwaukee Il
ST. Paul road established the first OF
the week. Mr.. and Mrs, Man took
the first OF these fast trains and 1t
was making its initial trip, The train
was derailed rear Lind. Wash, and
several people were killed. MIR. Mann
gives an interesting account of the
accident In the telegraph dispatches
OF the Republican today. which is the
first authentic story published of the
affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann occupied
a tourist sleeper, and while their car
went OFF the track it landed on the
trucks of another car ahead, and
they were not injured in the least.
Henry Nicolin went to Sioux Falls
Sunday evening to become general
manager of the Sioux Falls Brewing
Co., taking charge of the plant to-
day, and has made a contract with
the company for a period of three
years. He expects to move his fam
lily to Sioux Falls in the course Of q
couple of months. The company now
has seventy-ave men In its employ.
and the business is growing steadily.
The removal of Mr.. Nicholin from
Mitchell will take a good booster
away from the ranks, for in his trav-
els over the state and the northwest
for the New Prague Milling Co. evil
dence came back to Mitchell that he
was always doing some boosting for
this city.
Eugene Hager came in Sunday
morning from his claim out near Ca
ton. in the western part of the state.
to spend the week of commencement
of Dakota Wesleyan. MT. Hager Il
engaged in the pastime of teaching
school in that section and holding
down a claim.
Prof. j. j. Manthey. who has held
the position of principal of high
school for the past three years, de-
parted this morning to spend a por-
ton of the summer in British Co.
lumbia, with the idea of securing
some government land, and will look
the country over thoroughly before
making a selection. He will be join
enroute by Professors Ford and
Hurst, of the high school faculty,
who will spend a portion of the
in that country. Prof. Man
they will not return to the schools in
the fall, having resigned his posi-
ton in the schools. He has been
an earnest teacher in the schools,
and it was largely t Trough his eff
that manual training was in
in the schools. He took up
that work several years ago on his
own Initiative and showed through
the work of the boys how valuable
it was to them. and it has finally de-
veloped into a necessary adjunct to
the high school curriculum.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Sweeney and
the baby came home from their trip
back to Darlington and other points
in Wisconsin, which RAJ made with
L. NJ Doyle. of Letcher, in an au-
tomobile. DR.. Sweeney said the
trip was made throughout without
accident to the Ford machine, except
a tire puncture. and that they en-
very good roads all the
way, going and coming.
A. e. Dean came home Sunday
morning from the Belle Fourche
country. wnere he has been for a
of weeks. He reports some
dry weather in that section of the
state, and adds that from Murdo east
there is plenty of evidence of mois-
ture, which is reflected in the fine
crops all the way in and
the water which is standing in the
bitches along the railroad as far as
the eye can reach.
Miss Estella Hofstetter has return
ed home from Cedar Falls, Iowa,
where she has been attending the
State Teachers College and will
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