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

x.~un+ Carefully Compiled 70,
,.,. capital Headers.
C. l.. Dean departed Friday
;,t to ,pend the summer at hel
. a, Manchester, Iowa.
and Mrs. Leslie Hoon arrived
,,mour Friday afternoon to visi,
Nj, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mcdonald.
ie.sie Warne departed last
l.v for varl ,us points in Wiscon
n.r- she will speud her summer
stion.
! IN Koch. the new hard ware dealer.
Er.. 10 say that he will meet any
,a,,,ors in barbed wire. Call aud
Khis prices.
.T4s,ie C1rotewohl went to Ar
r. Friday at which place and
bral points in Iowa she will spend
9 summer vacation.
& ey. and Mrs. L. Bradford returned
,eir home at Redheld last Thurs
having been in attendance at the
{ iversity commencement.
: he rain at an early hour Friday
= hunted to 10 of an inch. The
p 1 mall north was considerably great
aud was less farther south.
lieutenant Young was given a fare
reception at the Salvation Army
eting Saturday evening. She de-
ted for a berdeen Monday afternoon
+ Miss Mildred Pstrie, who has been
Fiting with Miss Catherine Koch and
is Esther Lewis for the past week,
kurped home To Yankton Friday
: brning.
NJ Prof. Geo. L. Smith, of Vermillion,
he manager for the National Educa-
= hal association, was in town Friday
sultiug with L. Bras in reference
Tie annual meeting at Milwaukee.
The number OF The South Dakota
Acuers TO atteDd the session.
II is very pruba ole that d. V. Moore,
6o has been running extra On the
bted States express route between
1ouX City and a berdeen will be- given
&e run permanently, as the regular
- 2essenger has decided to give UP the
SsitlGu. La this event Mr. and Mrs.
bore wii. move to Sioux City.
N & opooner went to P4rkston
ur sday, having been ca led there by
ne serious illness of his father, who is
&pul so years OF age. a telegram was
kceiv-d from Mr., Spooner Friday
Hat his father died late Thursday
Aernoon. The funeral was announced
81 6occur Friday afternoon and the utter
1ent TO take place at Ethan.
&Judge Smith returned from Cham
krIaiu last Thursday, court having adj
eurned. Judge Smith stated in refer
ice to the Hammlll case that he had
fdered the prisoner to be confined in
be insane asylum at Yankton and that
5e would not be given over TO the care
relatives in Iowa as was stated by
be Cham berlain correspondent.
EThe new brick smokestack at the
Taterworks is completed and is model
good workmanship, it being erected
II Gottlieb Scheuren brand, whose
FORK Is always d g glarantee of being
rst class. The city now has a Chin
|ey which will stand for years to come
'nd will obviate the necessity of re-
airing and putting in new stacks every
hree ears.
The Milwaukee excursion to Spirit
Lake. Iowa. was an eminent success, Is
'eople from this city taking in the
vent Conductor George Bryan had
'harge Of the train and Agent Clark
I'D all he could for the comfort and
'leasure OF the passengers to and from
be excursin point. The train arrived
here about on time and pulled into the
'lace with Is cars full and considering
be load and the necessary delays made
Xcellent time. A pleasant day was
pent at Okoboji, although the concert
vas decidedly poor. The train arrived
lere at about o'clock, and the excurs-
onlSts agreed that they were tired.
Mrs. j. A. Gheen afforded q delight
VI entertainment to a number of her
ady friends last Wednesday evening in
lonor of her guest, Mrs. D. B. Thayer,
II Highmore. One of the interesting
eatures was a study OF Shakespeare.
he titles OF twelve dramas were
hanged in various ways and written on
'aper, it being required of the guests
arrange the titles properly. Mrs.
u. Nichols WAS awarded the first
'rlze Tor completing the list and Mrs.
acquemai was granted the foot prize.
ARDS were also indulged in, the game
icing progressive cinch, and Mrs. w.
, Healey won the first prize, and Mrs.
10 w. Smith was awarded the foot
'rlze. Refreshments were served to.
'ard the close of the evening and was