The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-13

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Clark,

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Judge D. Haney stopped in the
city orahis way horne from the Sioux
Falls convention to Pierre.
Mrs. +. n. Hoff Ii tt Monday morning
for Medina, Ohio, and will spend the
summer with her parents.
Dr. S. j. Moore went over to HUI
ron Monday to attend the sessions of
the Masonic grand lodge.
Judge Smith and stenographer
Boyles went out to Chamberlain Mon
day afternoon to hold the regular
term Of court.
Geo. "A. Johnston went over to
HuronMonday afternoon to attend the
grand lodge session of the Masonic
bodies.
i. E. Blanchard came down from
Pierre Monday morning to attend the
meeting of the board of directors of
Dakota University.
Be sure to look oyer our stock Of
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness etc. before buying.
E. B. Van Alstine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight, OF Luyerne,
Mimi, arrived Saturday evening to
visit with their daughter, Mrs. r.
:. Grallam, during commencement
week.
Buy the new John Deere corn plant
er, the finest thing on the market,
sold by D, w. Collins. I also carry
a full line Of John Deere plows and
clutiyators.
S. H. Scallin came home Friday
from Canton, where he attended the
session of the Knights Of Pythias.
The next grand lodge session will
be held at Yankton.
See VIM. Koch's farm machinery
for corn cultivation. He handles the
Moline line exclusively and the repa
tation of these goods are sufficient tx
guarantee they are the best made
If you want the best lister on tn,
market buy a John Deere and if yol
want the best cultivator for LISTED
! corn buy the Badger. Nothing equa
: to it on the market. SOLD by ID. w
Collins.
!, MI. and Mrs. w. "a. Morris cam
down from ! Redfeld Saturday tt
remain through commencement Weel
! of Dakota University. Mr.. Morris j
connected the dictatorship OF TIL
college.
Miss Theodore Ervine, of Mt. Yer
mon, Iowa, who was here to act a
, one of the judges on delivery at TIL
Interstate Ortaorical contest, re
turned to her home this morning, at
ter visiting with friends a few days
Mrs. J.. w. Beattie, Of Mankatc
Mimi, arrived in the city to max
a visit with relatives in the city
: Mrs. Beattie was a former residen
of Mitchell and her many forme
t friends will be pleased to see he
t again.
Mrs. j. F. Barlow went to YanA
ton to attend the commencement
exercises of Yankton college. He
t daughter, Miss Clara, is a membe
q of the senior graduating class thi
9 year, having completed the colleg
course.
y Mrs. A.. E. Hitchcock. and Mis-
Eliza Hall arrived home Friday ever
: ing from Sioux Falls, where they a
tended the meeting Of the Stat
: Federation of Womens' Clubs. Nil
: Hall read a paper before the ladit
= club Wednesday afternoon.
) Elder j. Q. Kelso had a slight a
: tack OF paralysis which affected b
throat Saturday, and is hardly alb
to talk. His condition otherwis
! is some better and it is hoped thi
! he will be able to be around sool
= Mrs. Geo. E; Foster, Mrs. Sid v
Smith and Mrs. @. w. Downey wei
,e over to Huron Monday to after
the Grand Chapter session Of tt
Is Eastern Star, Of which Mrs. Fost
y is treasurer. Mrs. Downey will
8 to Ashton from Huron to make
IS visit of several weeks with relative
d The city council held a speci
1t meeting Saturday evening to transa
W some unfinished business and to op.
ir the bids for furnishing coal to tt