The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Ward arrived
home from Buffalo county, where
they have located a claim.
Miss Margaret Duthie arrived Wed.
! ncsday from Miller to make a visit
with her sister, Mrs. &C. Dean.
Mrs. Adelia Scribner, CT Waterloo,
Iowa, arrived Tuesday afternoon..tc
4 make a visit with her sister, Mrs. R.
D. Prescott.
Mrs. L. Mills, of Dallas, Texas, and
Mrs. Packard, of Cherokee, Iowa,
the mother and aunt Of Mrs. G. q,
Nutting, are here on a visit.
T. G. Colgrove expects to reopen
his meat market the latter part OF
the week in the building recently
occupied by May & Suchy the tailors.
NJ. a.. Reeves has accepted the
agency of the Jewell Nursery Co., of
Lake city, Mimi, and has an adj
vertisement in this issue calling at
tention to the line of business.
Miss Boyd, and the children of her
brother who have been with her,
returned Wednesday to their home
in Brooklyn, N. Y. They were
guests at the home of DR.. &. f.
DundaSS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sinclair arrived
in the city Tuesday afternoon and
will be in the city for a couple of
months, and are stopping at the
home of l.. G.. Grouse. They have
been in Kansas for some time.
H. II. Motley returned home this
morning from a trip to Frankfort.
He was up there to look after his
harvest on his farm and reports that
grain is in very fine shape and that
the crops will be very abundant.
W. H. Conyes arrived in the city
from his claim in Buffalo county to
look after his business matters for a
week or two and will then return.
Mrs. Conyes and Mrs. Wiltse are still
on the claim and expect foreman for
several weeks yet.
The bathing arrangement at
Whites grove on the Jim river is
meeting with popular favor and in
the evening there is usually quite a
crowd down there to take a swim.
Messrs. Orrell and Schirmer have
fixed things up quite comfortably
for the start in the business and
doubtless will make a success of the
project.
Mrs. A. Carlson died at her home
on the south side this morning at 5
o'clock. She has been sick with con-
sumption for several months and hel
death was not unexpected. She
leaves a husband and two little girls
to mourn her loss. Mrs. Carlson
was a woman who was highly respect.
ed in the neigborhood and much
sorrow is. expressed at her death.
The hunting territory is going tc
be somewhat limited this fall when
the chicken season opens. In a gooo
many parts of the county farmers
are taking the necessary legal action
to notify the public that ~trespassing
will not be allowed on their farms,
In Perry township hunters are pro
hibite' from entering to ecure game.
this action having been taken by the
township board. In other parts o.
the county a number of farmers ar
banding together and taking the SAM
action. II the idea spreads mucl
more the town hunters will have tt
buy a game preserve and have a place
to do their hunting without the
usual restrictions.
Word was brought to the cit,
Wednesday Of, the death of Marjorie
the daughter of MI. and Mrs. D. G
Bayley which occurred thai morning
at their residence, 9 miles northeas
OF town, at s O'Clock. Her death j
reported due to a filling up OF tn
lungs resulting from another disease
She was a bright little girl and wa
exceptionally popular with the PEG
pie in the neighborhood. She Dor
her sickness with fortitude and sh
made a strong fight for her life, bu
the little spirit could not be KEEP
here. The funeral will be held a
the residence of Mr.. ..Bayley thi
afternoon at ] o'clock and the in
termcnt will take place at Gracelan'
cemetery.
1t is remarkable the number 9
people comming into the state at tn
present time to look over the country
Tuesday afternoon the trains owe
The Milwaukee road from the cas-
and south were loaded with passen
gers. The south train came in Will
1our coaches loaded to the doors an
the east passenger was in much tn
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