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

Secretary OF State Roddle is among
the delegates to the Masonic grand
] lodge
Mrs. Frank Clark went to Monte.
vldeo, Mimi, Tuesday afternoon to visit
her mother.
L. &. Blanchard was in the city
Tuesday on his way TO Redtield to at
tend the old soldiers convention.
Rev. Frank Durant has moved his
quarters from the Davenport house to
rooms in the Hitchcock building.
5. p. Watkins and j. G. Bullen
came down from Ashton Tuesday
to attend the Masonic grand lodge.
Senator Wilkinson of Lennox, is
delegate to the grand lodge and is u
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Boyn-
| ton.
Capt. W. V. Lucas. of bot Springs.
circulated among his old soldier friends
Tuesday afternoon while on his way to
Redfeld
Mrs. G. r. Owen came in from Cham
berlain Monday aud went to Red6eld
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting
OF the w. r. G.
l.. N. Hunter, who is one of the lead
ing creamery men of the state and
takes great interest in the industry,
was in tie city Tuesday.
L. E. Whitcher moved his law office
from Highmore to Mitchell, the goods
arriving Tuesday and were put into a
room adjoining the land office.
Father Haire. who was recently ap-
pointed member of the board of re-
gents by Gov. Lee, was in the city Mon
day on his way home to Aberdeen.
Willis Bass came in from Plankinton
where he played the "Unknown" last
week. and went on to Scotland to pro-
duce the play there with local talent.
Mrs. D. B. Thayer OF Highmore, ar
rived Monday to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Gheen. MIR. Thayer is also
here as delegate to the Masonic
grand lodge.
j. M. Greene of Cham berlain was in
the city Tuesday on his way to Detroit,
Mich. to attend the Shriner's national
convention, and he is the only delegate
from South Dakota.
NJ. r, Browa, the worshipful master
of Minnehaha lodge. Sioux Falls, is in
the city III attendance on the Masonic
grand lodge. He is connected with
Brown & Saenger's printing Office
I E. H. Warren. editor of the Spear
fish Mail and D. II. Evans, treasurer of
Butte county, made THE REPUBLICAN
a pleasant call Tuesday They are
delegates to the Masonic grand lodge.
| Judge Reed and DR.. Hollister of
Woonsocket were in the city Saturday,
the former having been at Yankton
and the latter at Vermillion attending
the meeting of the Dentist Association
Mr.. Griffin ST. John arrived from
Clear Lake, in Duel county. as a dele
gate to the Masonic lodge. He is a
brother-in-law of W. H. Bloss and the
two have not met for about q quarter
of a century.
The paraphernalia OF the Adventist's
society arrived Tuesday and is being
stored in the brick building on north
Main street. They are making grea,
preparations for their camp meeting,
which opens June II and closes the
2s5h.
Chas. T. Chandler went east Monday
morning, having spent Sunday in the
city with friends. Mr.. Chandler says
that in travelling over the adjacent
states he finds that Mitchell has KEEP
fully apace with towns that rank in the
same class.
Judge Smith and Miss Deming, cour
! stenographer, went TO Chamberlain
, Monday to hold term of cour
: for Brule county and among the Grim
inal cases will be that of the State VS.
DR.. Eammill, who attempted to take
the life OF Rev. Mr.. Jenney.
5 Mrs. P G. Burns departed for Ret
: Lake, in Brule county, Saturda,
O evening, where her husband is EN-
g ployed as manager of large irrigation
e farm Mrs. Burns has been in poo
:. health for some time but has finall,
recovered sufficiently to make the trip
l. The Orpheus club is arranging for
song recital to be given June 18th b.
l. Mre. Staufer of Chicago. This is tn
8 first artistic that the club has venture
). 10 bring before the music loving peopl
9 of Mitchell and it is to be hoped tina
9 the efforts of the ladies of the club vii
be appreciated-that they may be en-
couraged to bring others here.
o w. w. Murphy, Of Darlington, Wis