The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-03

main over Sunday and came home Mon
day morning.
Willard Huyck went to Springfield
Monday morning to buy grain for the
Spencer Grain Co.
Mrs. Will Dodson returned Saturday
morning from two weeks visit with
relatives at Plankinton.
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Mrs. Frank Field returned to Alex.
andria Saturday. She was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Meuters
F. McCaslin arrived home this
afternoon over the east Milwaukee from
his trip to the southern states.
Miss Mary Holly has been the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. b. Geiger, for sever
al weeks, and returned Saturday to her
home at Sheldon, Iowa.
Mrs. S. G. Jones and sons, Warren
and Frank, arrived home Monday
from Ortonville, where they have spent
the past two months at that place.
DR.. S. b. Melcher went to Chicago
Monday morning to make an indefinite
stay, returning, probably, in a month,
and he may remain there all winter.
Mrs. A. B. Seaton, who has spent
most of the summer on the farm ad-
joining the city on the north, has re-
turned to the city for the fall and win
| ter.
Mrs. Markham departed Saturday
for Mason City, Iowa, and Stewart
vile, Mimi, the latter place being her
old home. She was accompanied on
her trip by Lloyd Wiltse.
Mrs. j. F. Kimball and children, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Goodykoontz and family most of the
summer, returned to their home at
Chicago Monday morning,
Henry Warne, who has been visiting
his parents for several weeks, returned
to Laredo, Texas, Saturday Mr..
Warne is employed as an auditor on the
Eagle Pass q Rio Grande railroad.
A pleasant dancing party was held at
the music hall in the Grand Opera
house Saturday evening and though not
largely attended the affair was condu-
Give of much enjoyment. Geiger Broe.
furnished the music.
| Prof. F. G. Eastman returned to his
home at Fayette, Iowa, Saturday morn
ing. He spent Friday in driving
around through the country in search
of prairie chickens in company with II
L. Bras. They report having had fair
luck.
Prof. T. A. Duncan came home Sat.
| urday evening from an extended
absence in the east, good share of his
time being spent in the east, where he
was interesting land companies in be-
half OF an endowment plan for the
University, and one he thinks will be
successful for the institution.
b. r. Overton, representing the
Washbu Allied Shows, arrived in
the city from Milbank in his advertis-
ing car to put up the paper for the
show, which will spread it's tents in
this city on Thursday, Sept. 8. The
show travels by special train, having
20 cars to transport it from one point to
another.
Chae. Ferguson has returned from an
absence lasting nearly two weeks on
the Chicago market buying goods for
his bargain store, some OF his pur.
chases having already arrived and
there are more to follow. Mr.. Fergu-
son was accompanied home by his
niece, Miss Maude Brennan, of Sheri.
dan, ILL.,, who will spend the fall and
winter in Mitchell.
The Juvenile State band will soon be
clothed in new uniforms, Manager
Rathbun stating that they had already
been ordered from an eastern house
They are of a dark green color, trim
med in red and black, and will make g
very attractive appearance. Twenty
one suits were ordered and the boys
will appear in knee pants, the same as
their former uniforms. The band ex
poets to give a concert when they
make their first appearance in their
new clothes in this city.
Mrs. Kane, an aunt of Peter Ward
died in Buffalo county Monday and
the remains were brought here Tuesday
for interment, arriving on the wes1
train. Funeral services were held al
the Holy Family church at II o'clock
High Mass being conducted by Father
Hogan. The interment took place q
the Catholic cemetery. The pal
bearers were D. W. Collins, Johr
Michaels, T. G. Burns, Nicholas
Schneider, James Gormley, VIM. Koch
The deceased was an aged lady, beine
close to so years of age.