The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-11

kew j. 81. Babcock went TO S,oux
rails to remain over Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. f. w. Dovle
thursday. June ), daughter.
Mrs D. V. Moore returned homo
from Sioux City Saturday afternoon.
Miss Nora Hough went to R.d6eld
Saturday afternoon to visit with rela.
tives.
John Momsen, the popular druggist
from Mt. Vernon, was in the city Tnes.
day evening
A crowd of University students went
TO the river late Friday afternoon
for brief outing
Louis Pfatf, who has been on the
Pacific coast for year more, has re.
turned to Mitchell.
Miss Gussie Wagner went to Sioux
City Saturday morning to visit with
relatives for two months.
The graduating class of the high
school went down to Hope Chapel Sat-
urday morning for an outing.
DR.. Leona Dix came up from Yank-
ton Saturday afternoon to remain sew
eral weeks under the parental roof
Mrs. T. E. Blanchard came down
from Pierre Thursday to remain until
after the University commencement
exercises.
r. p. Edison came in from Sanborn
to remain over Sunday Mr.. Edison is
train dispatcher for the Milwaukee
road at San born.
Jos. Bingenheimer has been here for
several days and is making arrange
ments to move his family to Sheldon.
Iowa, about July l.
]. w. Cramton of Rutland. Vermont
was in the city looking owe, some prop
erty belonging to loan company for
which he acts as assignee.
Miss Marie West returned from a
trip to Plankinton and Kimbal this
morning IN which towns she WAS can
vassing for book house.
Mrs. DR.. Dumple, wife of the physic-
ian of the Crow Creek Indian agency,
arrived Saturday to make visit
with Mrs. NJ. B. Cleminger.
Charles T. Chandler, of Spirit Lake,
Iowa, and former resident Of Mitchell,
arrived Friday and remained over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney W.
Smith.
Mrs. Warren Gilbert and little
daughter arrived from Los Angeles,
Cal, to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gleeson of
the Cottage hotel.
DR.. A. H. Daniels returned from
Sioux Falls Friday, where he attended
the K. of P. grand lodge. He was
elected grand trustee. Warren Mill
ham also returned home.
A popular subscription has been TAX
en- up among the business men to hire
the State Juvenile band to give con-
certs on the street every week during
the months of June, July, August and
September.
D. G. West is devoting good deal Of
his time to farming near Wakonda this
season, where he has put in large
acreage to pop corn and he thinks he is
going to raise large crop. Mr.. Wes,
has finished his work as assessor in
Beulah township.
For the South Dakota teachers ex.
cursions TO be held at Hot Springs, S.
D., the G. NJ. & ST. P. Ry. will sell re-
turn tickets on June 21 at rate of one
way fare. For further information ap
ply to F. E. Clark, agent. City pa
pers please copy.
Under new orders OF the Omaha
railroad company the agents of tha
road are required to appear in uniform
Agent Mckinley, in accordance with
the new rules, appeared down towr
the other day in uniform OF blue col
or, resplendent with brass buttons.
Geo. Rolston speared two spoonbil
surgeons, which had come up the jim
river, that weighed IA and D pound
each. The heads were cut off and pre-
sented to Engineer Geo. Perry, WIN
pried the mouth of each head open wild
and tackled them on the front of tn
engine when he went north Saturday
Frank Bedford returned to his for
mer home at Sussex, Wis, Friday morn
ing. For the past year Mr.. Redfor
has had the superintendency of Cham
peny's creamery and has performed hi
duties in a very satisfactory manner
He has made many warm friends her
who will regret his departure from th
city.
T. M. Champeny, who has been i
the city for the past week, returned t
his home at Sussex, Wis, today. Fl