The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-24

Lumber Co. Mr.. Arkley states that he
appreciates the patronage given him
by the farmers Of this vicinity and
will be in a still better position to
give them better lumber at lower
prices.
Rev. G. w. Helms. of 500, Mich,
Win preach AT the Free Methodist
church tonight on the South Side. He
is a man with a message and the pub
lie is invited to attend.
Letcher Chronicle-Blade: Harry
and has signed up with Mitchell.
Harry got away to a bad start and
seemed unable to get in shape. He
struck his pace in the Sunday game
however, and will probably be the
same old Feltis when it warns up.
Harry had pitched four years with
Letcher and has earned an enviable
reputation while here. We wish him
luck.
Mcdonald Greene, o OF Mr., adm
Mrs. S. T. Greene, returned yester-
lay from Philadelphia. where he has
been a student at the University OF
TtillISN Nv dlid tIiS PoSt lCoi'
Mrs. T.. A. Young left yesterday
for a weeks visit at Mellette, S. ID.
She also will visit several weeks at
Mankato AMI other points in Mime
sofa before returning.
Misses Glee and Rachel Cochran,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Cochran went up to Woonsocket this
afternoon to visit at the John Coch-
ran home.
Mrs. Will Johnson is visiting rela-
ives AT Ethan for a few days.
Mrs. G. l.. Scott and little daugh-
ter, Vida, left last evening for Min
neapolis and points in Iowa. She Will
De gone three months.
Despite the unfavorable weather
asst eXening. large crowds We're in
attendance at the formal opening
Of the Palace store by H.. A.. Jacobs
Z Company. The visitors had been
asked not to bring. their pocket
books. but just to come and look
over the stock of beautiful and use
full things on display. A musical
program was given and flowers pre-
sented to women visitors and SOU
5enirs TO children. With the opening
If the store for business this morn
ng. the place was soon packed With
customers after the bargains adver-
Used by Mr.. Jacobs in The Republi-
can.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. III. Kelley. arrived
home this afternoon from Madison,
Wis, to spend the sumner in Mitchell.
Miss Kelley is a student al the Uni
5ersity of Wisconsin.
In municipal court this morning.
lawrence C. Frame was bound over
o the next term of circuit court I'M
Ter bonds of 5000 TO answer to the
charge Of neglecting his family.
Crane has been a ball player in
owns nearby to Mitchell.
The condition of William Koch,
who is critically i'll with hardening
ii the arteries. was not improved to-
day.
Miss Agnes Smith is visiting in
Sioux Falls as the guest OF Mrs. Rus
sell Armstrong.
Mrs. George GARNER arrived in
Mitchell last eevning from Seattle,
Nash, for a visit at the home OF her
brother, X. S. Christensen, and
family.
Philip Mcmahon, roadmaster on
5he Iowa e Dakota d%ivision-of the
Milwaukee system here. has just re
;eived one of the latest type of rail
road motor ans to be used in his
rips out of Mitchell. This is the
only division of the system which
has yet been furnished with n of
the new cars. although they will
gradually be distributed to the other
divisions later. The new car is equip
ped With a weed-cutting device, on
sisting of four knives on each side,
which can clear a swath of three to
six feet.
With the best weather of the week
! good crowd vas present this after
loon for the program of the summer
chautauqua at the Central school
grounds. The Mendelssohn Six gave
4 program of vocal and instrumental
numbers that was distinctively pleas
ing. These musicians will appear
again tonight also Congressman II
vine l.. Lenroot. of Wisconsin, prob
ably the biggest attraction of the
course. On tomorrow's program will
! be the Avon sketch club and DR.. Ava
NJ. Reitzel. who will give the popu-
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