The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-25

oay AFTERNOON from his trip to noint,
between Mitchell and Canton
Mrs. D. b. Thayer. who has haar
Vlsiting with MIR. and Ms T A
nneen' returned home to Hishmort
saturday afternoon.
Only nervous" is a sure iudica,ior
A'' ''e olooo Is not pure. Hood.
oarsaparlila purifes the blood ano
cures nervousness.
The University athletic grounds are
oelns put III condition for the game o
oati between Mitchell and the Pleasan,
Lake clubs next Saturday.
Prof. Lee Wolgemuth arrived home
IRON Purdue University, Iodians, Sat.
ufoay, where he has been nltendico
sonooi and also teaching classes
Mrs. Dr.. Dumple, who has been visit.
Ing with Mrs. Nj. B. Clemiuger for
several weeks, returned to her home at
She Grow Creek Indian Agency Fr.dav
evening.
The Epworth League adjourned
Monday after holding /. business ses-
sion, All the former officers were re.
elected. Interesting services were
held yesterday.
Dr. Marsh Petit returned to Mitchell
last Thursday from trip 10 Seattle.
Washington, having been called there
after going to Aberdeen. The DR.. will
remain here for the present
Aberdeen News: Ed. S. Whitaker
one of Aberdeen's students at Dakota
University, Mitchell, returned to the citv
last night the work of the University
year having been completed.
Quite few Mitchell people drove out
TO attend the closing session of the
Free Methodist camp meeting Sun
day. Many of the campers drove iuto
town Monday ana departed for their
homes.
Miss Paulina Siegmund aud And rev
Carlson were married at the home OF
the brides parents on Hanson street
Wednesday, the ceremony being per-
termed by Rev. Mr.. Marth, of Spencer
The bride was a compositor on the Ger
man paper.
For week ending June 10Th, the mean
maximum temperature was 90: the
mean minimum 81; coldest day June II :,
To above zero; warmest day June II.
% above zero. Wind southeast. Rain
fall 10 inches.
R3v. Frank Durant went to Vermil-
lion and Sioux City Wednesday, and
will hold Sunday services at Parker
and Hurley over Sunday, so there will
be no services in the Episcopal church
the coming Sunday.
G. w. Terrill, real estate dealer of
Des Moines, Iowa, was in the city over
Sunday, the guest of D. A. Mizener.
Mr.. Terrill was looking over this vic
Unity with the iuea Of making some
investments for Iowa farmers.
Mrs. Ella Sturgis Lawler arrived
from St. Paul Saturday and is the
guest OF Mrs. Harriet Washburn. Mrs.
Lawler's many friends in the city will
be pleased to know of her return for
q brief visit to her old home.
BY a recent rule the Milwaukee com
pany require all trainmen to have their
watches examined once week and the
company has appointed A. H. Pherson
as the official to whom all watches at
the end of this division will be taken
for inspection.
The rain Monday morning was the
most voluminous, for the short space of
time, that ever visited this section. 1t
simply poured for not over ten min
utes and in that time 30 inches of water
fell. The afternoon turned off clear
and bright.
j. B. Wolgemuth, travelling solicitor
for the Commercial Mutual insurance
company of this city arrived home Sat-
urday. having been on the road for the
past two weeks. He stated that the
Commercial was making friends and
securing new business in whatever
town he goes.
H. Mccormick arrived home Satur-
day evening from trip through Nc
Cook, Hanson, Turner and Hutchinson
counties and stated to The REPUBLI.
CAN that the prospect for small grain
in those counties was the most encour-
aging he had seen for many years.
The following notice of wedding at
Tyndall was received from Rev. A. r.
Boggs: Married, at Tyndall, by Rev.
A. r. Boggs, June II, Rev. A. P. James
and Miss Flora NJ. Jewell, both of Tyn-
dali. Mr.. James is the popular pastor
o; the M. E. church at Tyrdall and
Springfield. Miss Jewell is one of the
most popular young ladies in church
and society and is in every way we'll
fitted for her new position. An ele-
giant array of presents was exhibited.