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

Buy your twine and machine oil at
Colvin's.
Mrs. V. v. Fletcher came up from
Parkston Monday afternoon.
Mrs. H.J. Crutchett returned home
to Armour Saturday morning.
Mrs. Carrie Cole spent Monday day at
Ethan and reports Mrs. Levi Brown
much better.
F. A. MoGovern was among the ex-
cursionists who went to st. Paul. He
returned home this evening.
Mrs. o. P. Shaw, of Scotland, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 81. Miner.
J..B. Wolgemuth got in home to re-
main over Sunday and went east
again Monday at noon via the Omaha
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. Halphide moved
Monday into the Vandenburg residence
on the corner OF First and Rowley
streets.
"Every we'll man hath his i'll day."
When "a bit off" or when seriously ill
you should take Hoods Sarsaparilla
and get we'll.
Ralph r. Bowdle spent plessurable
trip on the Pacific coast, having been
away from business over month. he
considers the trip worth taking.
Sunday afternoon a party of young
people drove over to Alexandria, took
supper vt the hotel and made the re.
turn trip by the rays Of the effulgent
moon.
Editor Burkholder, of the Chamber.
lain Democrat, passed through the city
with his wife, who had been been over
TO Sioux Falls to submit to surgical
operation in the hospital.
F. u. Peckham and Mr.. Hayes drove
from Alexandria Monday afternoon
and shortly after o'clock this evening
they will engage with a couple of
Mitchell tennis players in friendly
game. The game will be played on
Huyck's court, on Senborn street, and
an interesting contest will result.
James Rogan returned from Big
Stone City Monday, but played in only
one game of ball in which a combina-
tion club played against the Ortonville
club, which defeated them by q
score of to2. The Chautauqua man
agement declined TO allow any more
games on the ground.
The Congregationalist and Baptists
held union services at the latter church
Sunday, Rev. Harry Gunderson con-
Quoting the services. These joint
meetings are held in order that the
pastors may have little recreation
during the hot weather. Similar SER
vices will be held next Sunday at the
same church..
W. A. Barber occupied the Metho-
dist church pulpit Sunday morning in
the absence of the pastor, and his effort
was highly appreciated. In the evening
no services were held and the Metho-
dist congregation joined with the
Presbyterians in union services, at
which Rev. Mr.. Fraser delivered an
interesting discourse.
Several boys have been stealing
apples from 1. W. Seaman's yard.
Now apples don't grow in any too great
abundance around here and Mr.. Sea-
man laid for them Saturday night. He
caugh ht three of the boys in the act of
breaking off the branches and the
lesson he gave them will be remem-
bered long and faithfully.
Misses Harriet and Edith Noble and
Misses Mabel and Madge Corwin, COM
prisipg the University Ladies Quartet,
passed through the city from Center
vile Friday afternoon on their way to
Big Stone where they will appear on
the concert programs of the Chau-
tauqua. They will be joined there by
Ed. 9. Whitaker the reader and i'm.
poEbOn6bOT.
City Plumber Brown put force OF
men to work Monday morningyto dig a
trench from Main street sewer to I. W.
Seamsn's residence and will fit the
house complete with lavatory, and
bath room, and water connections in
rooms where needed, Mr.. Brown has
just finished putting the city water into
A. B. Seaton's new residence.
| The State Juvenile Band arrived
home from the Big Stone Chautauqua
Monday morning, where they have been
for the past week. The band gave q
number of concerts during their stay
and made themselves popular among
the attractions. The Chautauqua il
pronounced to be very successful in the
way of attractions and the attendance