The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-04

q. .s oudJ " #illdhe d NlSlU
with friends.
N. w. Sheperd went to Canton
tuesday to spend the national
n9dliiday With his daagater.
H. GI1rk fsished ~ his transfer
OF the %l4o,t9dice Tuesday and
went to Canton > rarlaia q few days
at the Epworth League Assembly.
": 3. Turner has been in Cllica-
60 since the middle OF last week at
tending to some business matters
and came home Monday afternoon.
Miss Boyd, of brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived 10 the city yesterday to make
a visit with Mrs. r. f. Dundass.
Miss Boyd is a teaeher@of drawing in,
the public schools CT Brooklyn.
Rev. r. n. Kratz returned Tues
day morning to Madison. Hewent by.
the way of Canton to spend aday at
the Epworth League Assembly and
then goes on to the Madison Chau-
tauqua to finish his work.
Mrs. ]. N. Brokaw, who has been
visiting, her daughter, Mrs. Hoyti
Cox, returned to her home at Dem
yer, Col. Tuesday She was a
former resident of Mitchell and h
|joyed a visit with her old friends in
the city eyry much.
Fred Widmann went to St. Paul
lon the Duluth excursion and from
there goes to Milwaukee and Chicago
to look up matters for his hotel pro-
Iject. 1t is possible while away he
may engage an architect totdraw his
plans for the building.
Prof. Geltch, DR.. Geltch and Rev.
F.. Bruedel, of Hillside, are in the
lefty Tuesday. The gentlemen are here
for the purpose of arranging a con-
Icert to*be given by! Prof. Geltch for
the benefit Of the people in the vicin-
Iity who suffered heavy losses during
the recent storm.
VIM. Koch sells the Champion
binder and moWer. These two ma
chimes have the strongest guarantee
behind them Of any two on the mar.
ket. You have the assurance OF
,getting two Of thesfinest machines
made when you buy the Champion
Ibrand. Before making your pur-
Fchase ola binder or mower call at his
place and see the Champions.
Prof. T. F. Graham, of the Uni.
yersity faculty left this morning
for Canton to attend the, Epworth
League Assembly now in session.
Prof. Graham will travel over a Ger
tain portion Of the state during the
lpresent month and part of August ir
the interests of the University to en-
Ilarge the attendance at the institu'
tion. He will be associated in the
work by Prof. L. A.Stout, who viii
cover another part Of the state TO
the same purpose.
John M. Pease was over from Mt
Vernon Tuesday. Mr.. Pease stated5t e
The Republican that he has renouncet
populism and in the future wou]t
be found in the ranks of the fepubli
can party. John said that at4Hurol
the populists were swept into tn
democratic party and that was NOR
than he could stand. He said b
was now fulfilling. his vow of 1889
=thaJ when the democrats swalloWe'
the pouplist party he would then re
turn to the republican fold. An
] John seemed quite happy over tn
fact that he was in the. old part,
again.
The Omaha roads Duluth .excu1
sionists got home Monday eyenin
ION the regular train. Mitchell sen
out quite a large delegation, ther
being about Is in the party. Th
crowd would doubtless have bee
|tlarger had there been more time
have advertised it ia the country
The trip was a pleasant one through
out and no accidents occurred to ma
the occasion. The special train wa
run as far as Worthington for th
! people west Of there and they wei
sent home on the regular train. Som
of the Mitchell excursionists too
advantage of the steamertrip given
, the Omaha road, and remained or
day longer, coming home tonigh
Dick Nolan was arrested at a:
! O'Clock Tuesday on the chars
of indecent exposure OF his persol
He appeared before Justice McKil
ley and pleaded guilty to the chsrI
and was fined $50, which he paid, II
Justice letting him off light on a
count Of it's being his first appearan'
in court Of that charge. N0lanaW
I a bar tenderin Spang's saloon al
numerous complaints have been ma
of his actions in this direction durir
the past month, but none would 4
1.-the complaint. Atcomplaint was I'LL
-J uan4orlo md Nolan bpar6 that;