The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
IN O AND COUNTRY.
MAJ T.RS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK
For nrs and tornado Insurance see
w. Il. Rathbun. agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.

kimhall Graphic. Mrs. John
Ryan, Stella aud Alden left Monday
for Mitchell. where they Will make
their home for the present at least.
The family have been residents of
kimball or immediate vicinity for
nearly 80 years, and to say that they
Will be greatly missed is putting it
mildly. We are glad that they go
no farther away, and shall expect to
see them often.
Z .fs soon the Improvements arc
Cos Sixth Avenue cast, Prof. and
Mis-. j. w. McClinton will move in
TO make their home. Prof. McClin-
ton is the superintendent of the city
schools.
I. W. Seaman arrived in the city
yesterday from an extended trip out
10 cities of the western coast.
DR.. "A. III. Daniels left early in the
week for a business out to Dem
yer, Colo, and to Idaho Springs,
Colo, where the Honest John mine
is located.
Stephen zones, the y. NJ. c. a. sec
rotary for the indians of this state.
and surrounding territory, arrived
home this afternoon from Rosebud,
whore he attended the religious
gathering Of the Indians belonging
10 the Congregational and Presby-
terrain denominations. He reported
a grand meeting with a very large
attendance.
Miss Clara Christensen departed
this morning for Chicago, where she
will remain for an indefinite period
to take voice culture.
rarkston has quite a successful
canning factory at work this season.
aud which started last year. The
force of men and women is working
day and night in canning the va
'rious vegetables. The factory gives
employment for the season 10 Il large
number OF local people. and this
year a large amount OF work is be-
ing done.
Alfred Wcnz, who came down
from Bath to attend the Perry
Jones wedding OF TnesGay, Was call
cd home last night by a death in the
family.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Perry departed Thurs
day evening for Bath to make Il visit
with friends for a short time.
Mrs. Bertha Nelson held a for
NAL opening OF her millinery cstab-
lishment Thursday afternoon and ev-
cning. The large room was prcttily
decorated, and With the beautiful
line of hats arranged in fine display
it vas a splendid success. In the
afternoon and evening there was a
large number of In lies called to in
spect the line OF head decorations,
and business was laid aside for the
occasion. The Koolish orchestra
played during the afternoon and ev-
ching.
G.. G.. Rathbun. who is announcing
the sale OF some Of his household
goods, states that he intends TO leave
With his family early in October for
California to spend one year.
Richard Smith departed Monday
night for %l'aribault, Mimi, where he
will resume his studies in the Shat
tuck military school.
Charles NJ. Thall. reprcscntins
Henry Woodruff in The Prince OF
Tonight" was in the city yesterday iii
conference with Manager Milne Of
the Gale theatre. concerning the COM
ing of Mr.. Woodruff on the first two
nights OF the corr palace week, Mon
day and Tuesday, with matinee on
Tuesday. Mr.. Woodruff has appear
CD in Mitchell before and the people
know what Il thorough and splendid
actor he is, especially in The Prince
OF Tonight 1t will be one of the
best productions Of the season, the
company carrying %forty-five people.
o. L. Cassem was a heavy loser IN
the storm of Sunday, when the
fierce crash of lightning 1T
struck his barley stacks on the farm
near town and burned to some cX-
tent before they were put out. La
ter in the day the. fire started over
again and consumed about eight
stacks Of the grain, cntailing aloss
of about $1,000. 1t was supposed
they first went out there, but a re-
they first went out there, but a re-
naming embers started up again
and finished off the entire eight
stacks.
2 n. L.. Hemainc, who recently es-