The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
See DR.. Dix's ad in this issue

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'ning Tor your lawn during the summer
months. - - q
l. u Blanchard Of Pierre WAS in the
cltV to attend the University pradna,.
ing exercises.
Mrs. M. E. Spooner went to parks,on
saturday morning to remain over Sun.
day with relatives.
SID w. Smith has rented the Rim.
eenheimer house and moved in the
first OF the week.
MRS. Charles Chandler and children
returned home to Spirit Lake. Iowa
saturday morning. She was visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Sid w. Smith.
Mrs. s. j. Moore returned Saturday
from her visit to her former home
In Ohio. coming via. MINNEAPOLIS.
wnere she visited relatives a short
time.
Manager Gale announces that he has
secured magnificent attraction in the
Nashville Students, a colored company.
for bis house, June %, carrying fine
band and producing show of fine
merit.
The Salvation Army had good pat
ronage at their ice cream snpper and
musical blizzard Saturday evening.
The ladies are tireless workers and
they receive the aid and sympathy of
large number OF people.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Stevens return
ed Saturday morning from Redfield and
Columbia. At the former place Mr..
Stevens delivered an address before
the graduating class early in the week
and spent the balance of the time at
Columbia.
For the Tennessee centennial expo
sition at Nashville, May !, to October
l, 1897, the G. M. & ST. P. Ry. will sell
round trip tickets at so per cent. of the
double one way first class rate. Final
return limit Nov. I. Other city papers
please copy.
The G. NJ. & ST. P, Ry. in South Da-
kota will sell tickets to Mellette, S, D..
at one fare and fifth for round "TRIP
on the certificate plan to parties wish
ing to visit the Hunter. Salzer farm and
experimental station.
F. e. CLARK, Agent.
The Mt. Vernon News in an extend
ed notice OF the old settlers reunion,
spoke very highly OF tine work of Miss
Harker, the elocutionist, who recited
several selections and gave an enter.
tainment in the evening, being assisted
by Misses Picker and Holbrook.
j. G. Russell, of Sioux City, has rent.
ed the Wills building on Main street,
and will establish himself in business.
He will sell ice cream, confectionery
fruits. cigars, etc. Mr.. Russell is 8
very agreeable gentleman and un
doubtedly will work up good business
He expects to open his rooms by Tues
day or Wednesday.
Messrs. H. S. Williams, S. H. Jumper
A. S. Reed, G. A. Howard and NJ. Fl
Kelley, some of Aberdeens most rep
resentative citizens, went home Friday
evening, having spent most Of the week
in attendance at the Masonic festivit
les. They regretted they were unable
to remain over to the reception ten
dered the Sir knights that evening.
Geo. A. Pettigrew returned home te
Flandreau Saturday after putting
in week of hard work at the Masonic
gathering. He is recorder for each Q
the three grand orders, the blue lodge
the chapter and the Knights Ten plar
a position he has held for several year
and so faithfully does he perform hi
work that he was reelected to thu
same position again this year.
Prot. John w. Pye, principal of th'
high school, departed Saturday for hi
home at Bryant, to spend the summe
vacation. Mr.. Pye has made a radica
change in the requirements of hi
scholars in his department, and exact
from them a higher standard, whic1
will be of great benefit to the depart
ment. Mr.. Pye is successful teache
and man who governs his department
in competent manner.
Mrs. Margaret Gosche died Saturda
morning at o'clock, aged 46 years
Several days ago Mrs. Gosche submit
ted to surgical operation for the re
moval of tumor, but she was unabl
to withstand the results. Friday eve
ming she showed signs of failing an
death relieved her as above statec
The deceased has suffered about thre
years from the presence OF the tumol
but declined to submit to an operatio
until it was, seemingly, too late to b
of any benefit. The funeral We
held at the Catholic church Sunda
morning at o'clock and the remair
were laid to rest by the side of he