The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-07-21
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Miss Annie Haynes went out to Mt.
Vernon to remain over Sunday.
L. Indra has fitted up his clothing
store with electric lights with mirrored
rehectors.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. L. Bras left Satur-
day morning for few days recreation
at Clear Lake, Iowa.
Geo. Douthit has been laid up week
with bad case OF poisoning rs q result
OF coming in contact with some ivy.
Friday evening was the fifth snniver-
sary OF DR.. and Mrs. F. W. Frey berg's
wedding and to commemorate the
event they entertained few of their
friends at tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Moses, of LIS
bon township, took the east Milwaukee
Saturday for Spirit Lake, Iowa,
for q brief respite from their farm
dutiee.
The city council held special meet
ing Friday evening and granted four
liquor licenses to Fred Widmann, John
Michaells, j. W. Sanford and James
Fogarty.
Rev. j. N. Fulford occupied the
Methodist church pulpit Sunday morn
ing and delivered an interesting ad-
dress. In the evening the W. G. T. U.
had charge of the services.
Rev. r. N. Kratz, who conducted the
Sunday School Normal at Madison
Chautauqua, went from there to Big
Stone Chautauqua, where he will have
charge Of the same department.
j. b. Camp and family went to Clear
Lake, Iowa, Saturday to remain
several weeks. Mr.. Camp has cot.
tage at the lake and they will be able
to enjoy their outing very comfortably.
W. B. Dodson has placed handsome
new hydraulic chair in his barber chop,
one of the newest kind and with all the
necessary equipments. Will thinks he
will now b. able to give his customers q
shave fit for king.
Col. j. NJ. Adams has been improv-
ing his residence property on east
Fourth street by painting it and build
ing on an addition, and new sidewalk
has been laid from the Congregational
church corner past his house.
The fence along the high embank-
ment on each side of the Dry Run
bridge has been finished and is suffi-
ciently strong to Withstand pretty
lively runaway. The council is to be
commended in thus protecting people
from any possible accident which nigh,
occur from the actions of fractious
team.
r. T. Robinson has purchased drug
store at Egan and with his son, Dr.
Robinson, is conducting the establish
ment. Mr.. Robinson's family will
move to Egan about Sept. 1. They
came to Dawson county in an early day
and have been here ever since. Mr.
Robinson was county auditor for sew
eral terms and made a good officer
Their departure will be regretted b,
many.
Howard Rev entertained about forty
five of his little boy and girl friend
at his home on west Third street Fri
day afternoon, the occasion being hi
tenth birthday. Mrs. Rev gave th'
little folks the full freedom of the yart
and house and they made the air rin{
with their shouts of laughter over th'
games they played. Dainty refresh
ments were served, which formed
pleasing feature of the event. 1t was
successful party and the little folk
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Geo. Il. Havens arrived homo Satur
day evening from Holguin, Cuba, ant
will remain indefinitely with his par
ents, Rev. W. W. Rayens and wife
He enlisted in the regular arm,
thirteen months ago at Coving ton, La.
as musician and since August, 1898
has been stationed at Holguin with th
second immunes. The regiment ha
been discharged and Mr.. Havens ha
come home probably to remain. b
left this state four years ago and pre-
ceding his enlistment resided i
Louisiana.
TIVE State Juvenile Band accom-
panied the Milwaukee excursion t
Madison Sunday, but outside of tn
band there was q small crowd wen
from here. On arriving at Madiso
the band started to play piece or tw
but the mayor ordered them to desis
but the order was raised in the evenin
and the band gave concert in front
the hotel. In the afternoon at th
Chautauqua grounds the band was YER
popular IN its concert work. Murs
Halstead gave his Philippine lectur