The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-06-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Wanted-Work on farm. Can
make good. rite with PARTICULARS.
Ralph Johnston, Quinn, S. ID.
For fire and ornado insurance set
W. T.. Rathbun, agent for the Roya,
insurance Co.
NJ. II. Gosche left last night for
Rochester, inn. with his little dau-
ghter. Irene, and will place her in
the hospital for treatment. The lit
tie girl has not been we'll of late
and an effort will be made to locate
the cause of her trouble.
AT the Big Stone Chautauqua.
which opens Monday, June "a, a
teachers institute will be conduct
ed in connection. Superintendent
McClinton will be in charge and at
the conclusion of the work of two
weeks he will go to Chicago to attend
the session of the National Educa-
tional association. Prof. Lindsay.
principal of the high school. is con-
Quoting an institute at Clear Lake,
this week, and will go to Chicago at
the end of the work to take up some
work in Chicago university.
Sunday morning DR.. Samuel Weir
occupied the pulpit in the P%reSbyter-
ian church in the absence of the pas
tor, who is still in the east. DR.. Weir
gave d most interesting discourse
which was very much appreciated
by the good congregation present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wolgemuth,
who We're here to attend the encamp-
ment last week, INC to visit their old
friends, departed for Canton for a
brief stay, and from there they go to
Chicago to make a visit before re-
turning to their home at Hamilton,
Mont. Mr.. W~olgemuth is very enthus-
~iastic over his holdings in the great
fruit country of Bitter Root Valley
and predicts this year will produce a
bumper crop in the fruit line in hat
country.
Guy Julian has purchased the
lcleaning and dyeing business of John
M. Lesion, located in the Gale thea
ter building, and will take possession
in the employ of THE Only Way" for
lis a first class man in the cleaning
VI pIGoSaIlS ~ VIM "
duct the business in the same loca-
ton anw make such changes as arc
necessary to improve the work turn
ed out. Mr.. Julian has many friends
in the city who will wish him we'll in
his business undertaking.
Mrs. II. e. Hitchcock departed Fri
day afternoon for Cation, out in the
western part of the state, to make
a visit of three or four weeks with
her sister, Mrs. III. G.. Nichols. Mr..
Hitchcock expects to join his wife
there before her visit ends.
Walter Tobin, who graduated from
the commercial department of ST.
Thomas College, Of st. Paul, has ac-
cepted a position with the Mitchell
Furniture Co.
When the Baptist people started
out to rebuild their c-urch it was on
a basis of remodeling the old one. AS
the work continued, however. 1t
was decided to make as much new
as possible. The old building a
been about eliminated from the
structure that is going up, and it will
be practically a new building when
completed. The builclng will be ZEN
.eered with a Sfanlte-idceu piich,
made by Gottlieb Scheurenbrand.
The Baptists feel they are going to
have a pretty fine edifice when it is
completed.
DR.. j. l.. Seaton expects to devote
the greater part of the time this sum
mcr to travelling over the state to
lay the good features of Dakota Wes-
leyan before the high school gradu-
ates of the various towns and cities
as the place to start in on their high
er educational work.
Mrs. ID. j. Noble departed yestcr-
day for Nausea. Mimi, to make a
visit with relatives, going from there
to MINNEAPOLIS.