The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-09
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a. d. f1'''' came in from White Lake
10 assist A. B. Hager during the week
Dr. Marsh Petit went down 70 Az
mour Tuesday moraing to remain two
weeks. WV
Mrs. j. 7. Morrow went over tn Mod
'son TO remain during the closing davs
OF the Chautauqua.
Charlie Webber went to cbor,os
CITY, Iowa, Tuesday morning to visit
relatives for month.
Mrs. DR.. Dennison returned to bar
nome at Bellevue, Iowa, having visited
with A. B. Hager aud family.
Miss May Krom, who has been teacb.
Ing school at Lead for the past season
arrived home Monday afternoon.
Pure. rich blood feeds the nerves
That is why Hoods sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier, cures nervousness.
Judge Frank B. Smith went to Rand
City Monday to hold term of court for
Judge Gardner. His stay will be in
definite.
MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Bras departed
Monday for Milwaukee to attend
the meeting of the National Education
al association.
Mr., and Mrs. A. E. Dean returned
from Sioux City this afternoon. Mrs.
Dean has been at that place for the
past month or more.
Chief Reierson said he had no occa-
slen to make any arrests during the
celebration and that all was very quiet
in his line on that day.
DR.. E. B. Bracy went to his old home
at Hicksville, Ohio, Monday morning to
remain about 10 days. He will visit
other points in the state.
Rev. j. +. Bradley and wife returned
from Wolsey Monday. MIR. Brad
ley performed marriage ceremony at
Sand Lake last Thursday.
The meeting Of the University Ex-
tension History class will be discon-
tinued until the first of September.
Per order OF COMMITTEE.
S. H. Scallin received telegram
Monday stating that his brother
in Oss cola, Pa, was dying. Mr.. Seal
lin left on the south train for th at
place.
Joe Simons. advance agent for
"Paiges," went over to Sioux Falls
Tuesday to make inquiries as to the
reason for the ompany's failure to ap-
pear here.
The Madison Leader says that Blan-
chard and Holbrook of Mitchell were
winners of the championship trophy in
the tennis tournament ut the Chautau.
qua grounds.
Geo. E. Logan and Geo. Cole of Ar.
mour left on the early morning freight
for Parker TO attend the celebration
there Monday, taking with them two
trotting horses.
| When G. p. Gilmore returned to his
home, 5 miles southeast of town, from
the celebration Saturday evening, he
found that his house had been burglar
ized. A watch and some jewelry was
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs Mons. Distad, who have
been visiting with MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Devy, went to Sioux City Monday
where they will make their future
home. They formerly resided a
Cham berlain.
Champeny's creamery paid its patrons
liz cents per pound for May butter
AT present Mr.. Champeny stated ,ha
there were about 70 regular patrons o
the creamery and that the daily re
ceipts of milk amounted to abou
1000 pounds.
Some person made an entrance int
the Dix house Saturday night ant
rihed the grips of travelling man
which were found strewn on the law
the next morning. ABOUT oOO sampl
cigars were taken.
The Norwegian church on the soutl
side was subjected to much the sam
treatment as was the school house, an
probably by the same parties. Chic
Reierson inspected the property an
found things badly damaged.
F. Guy Bancroft, of New York,
cousin of DR.. Marsh Petit, spen
Thursday and today in the city. MI
Bancroft is lecturer under the mar
agement of the Redpath bureau, an
stopped off here while en- route to He
ena, Montana, to fill an engagement.
Lawrence Robinson, one of the faitt
full carriers OF The REPUBLICAN force
spent the past two weeks at Egan, Wis
iting with his elder brother, DR.. Rot
inson. He made the round trip on hi
bicycle and was ready to assume hi
, old duties Immediately on arrivin