The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-07-28

Mrs, M. G. Cutting, of Sanborn, Iowa,
is visiting at the home OF Samuel
'Whyte.
Mr.. W. W. Rodwell, of wiuona,
Wisconsin, a guest at the home OF D.
B. Miller.
a. P. Beckwith arrived home last
evening rom his vacation trip to
Spirit Lake, Iowa.
G. B. Reed, of She'll Rock, Iowa, has
taken a position with L. o. Gale as
watch and jewelry repsirer.
Two quarters of grass land to lease.
Call on j. W. Powers at Scallin's.
DR.. l. WINDLE.
The front of Perry's steam laundry on
Lawler street, managed by Carton &
Fish, it being frightened up with
paint.
G. G. Bras is out in the Black Hills
attending the teachers institutes for
Springs.
Prescott & Bidwell completed the
sale today of four quarter sections Of
land in Brule county to Davenport,
Iowa, parties.
Miss Emil Becker and daughter,
Margia, left Thursday for Norfolk
and Albion, Neb., to visit with rela-
tives about month.
The thermometer reached the high
est point Tuesday afternoon during the
summer. At o'clock the government
Thermometer reached SO degrees.
Mrs. Frank B. Smith and daughter,
Una, arrived home Wednesday even
ing from their trip to Kansas City,
Mo-, and other points in Missouri and
Kansas,
Geo. E. Foster went to Sioux City
Thursday to meet Mrs. Foster and
the children, who have been visiting at
Lead for month or more They will
arrive today.
Miss Dixon and Miss Jessie Walrath
went to Hillside, in Douglas county,
Thursday to remain a short time.
Miss Dixon resides there and is neice
of Mrs. G. W. Taylor.
For sale cheap, complete srtesian
we'll outfit. The machine can be seen on
the SET sec IA Baker township. In
puire of r. T. Hedden, Emsley, or
VIM. Ainslie, Victor, S. D.
D. N. Hill, of Lake Mills, Iowa, ar
rived Tuesday evening to make short
visit with his brother, A. N. Hill, and
family. Mr.. Hill is engaged in the
real estate and loaning business.
Stephen Sphinx has commenced to
build home residence on the south
side which will cost $1,000. Steve
didn't say whether he was going to
rent the house or occupy it himself.
Mrs. S. Nevada Hereford, formerly
of Yankton will be in on the Omaha
train this evening and will stop
with Mrs. G. A. Lukens, with whom
she makes her home when in the CITY.
A citizen down from Woonsocket
Tuesday says that work has commenced
on the excavation for the artificial lake
to be laid out adjoining the town.
Water will be supplied from the artes.
ian we'll.
The wheat harvest has begun in
some parts of the county. Up in Blen.
don township several farmers begun
cutting wheat Thursday, the last few
days OF hot weather having made i,
necessary.
Mrs. G. w. Downey entertained s
number OF little girls Wednesday after
noon and evening for her little niece
Edith Anderson. Games, refreshment,
and music afforded the little folks /,
pleasant time.
j. W. Beattie, with the Peavey ele
vator company, and J. II. Painter
travelling freight agent for the Oman,
road, went east Thursday, after look
ing over the crops in this vicinity
They were we'll pleased with the pros
pect.
Mrs. Virginia Doyle, who has bee,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
A. Fosdick, returned home to Milwau
kee Thursday. She was accompan
led as far as Sanborn by Miss Flor
ence Fosdiok, where she will visit TO
q while.
For the South Dakota Educationa
Association meeting to be held at Ho
Springs, S. D., Aug. End to 4th th
Milwaukee road will sell tickets a
Sl7.3O for the round trip, sellin,
July 31st only. Good to return Aug
2lst. A special train will leave Siou
City at TOO a. m. Aug. 1st for thi
occasion.