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

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SOW for sale. Enquire Of E. R. Con-
milf. South Side.
Miss Grace White, of Olivet, is
visiting in the city, and is the guest
OF Miss Maude Hager.
q. j. Spangler went out to Cham
berlain Monday afternoon to attend
the term Of circuit court.
Miss Eunice Thompson who has
been teaching school at Jasper, Mimi.
for the past year, arrived home Mon
terday afternoon to spend the sum
mer vacation.
J. r.. Witzel, Of Sanborn county,
who bought two lots of the Germania
Land Co., IN Van Fps second addi-
ton on the south side, has got the
lumber on the ground for the cree
ton Of a large residence.
Julius Wolff spent Sunday in tie
city and went north Monday after
noon. Julius is now on the road for
a st. Louis clothing house and has
developed into quite a prosperous
representative Of the travelling pro-
fession.
Presiding Elder j. p. Jenkins, O
Sioux Falls, Rev. w. Fl. Jordan, of
Sioux Falls, Rev. Arthur Shepherd,
of Canton, arrived in the city Mon
ldaY afternoon to be present at the
commencement exercises of Dakota
University.
Miss Gertrude Blanchard arrived
Monday afternoon from Emmets-
burg, Ia, to visit with friends dur
ing the week. She is a former gradu-
ate OF the University, and can put in
the time very profitably among her
old friends.
9. G. Halphide arrived home Mon
day evening from his trip to Chicago.
He had failed to get any information
of the cloudburst which visited this
section last Friday until he was over
half way home, when he met some
Mitchell people who supplied him
with some Of the information.
Miss Rhetta Rogers is home from
chamberlain for the summer vaca-
tion. She has been teaching in the
first primary department of the
schools there the past year and has
been re-engaged for another year.
Prof. T. M. Prall, who taught at
Armour, last year, has been engaged
by the Chamberlain board Of educa-
ton for the ensuing year.
On Wednesday, June 18, the Mil
Waukee road will run a special excur-
sion train from Mitchell to Sioux
City, the occasion being the gather
ing of the Modern Woodmen and
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
A day of big sports has been pro-
yided for the excursionists, including
a game of base ball between Sioux
City and Sioux Falls. The train will
leave Mitchell at 4:50 a. m. The
fare for the round trip is so.
Captain Conrsey wants to secure
some good men to enlist in Co. d,
and states that he will be at the
court house Friday afternoon to en-
list all Of the good men who will
present themselves at that time.
Men must be over 10 years. The
captain wants to get his company
up, to the regulation number in or.
der to makesa good showing during
the encampment, which will be held
July 16.
Dr.. @. B. Clark has been in the
city the past week attending the
commencement exercises of Dakota
University, and returned to his home
at Deadwood Thursday morning DR..
Clark hoped to remain on this side Of
the river to attend the G.. A. r,
encampment at Brookings but ht
could not remain away from his
church SO long. He goes to Canton.
however, on June 80 to deliver a lee,
ture during the Epworth League As
sembly. Mrs. Clark is expected to ar
rive in the city tomorrow from Dead.
wood to teach in the county in
stitute which opens Monday.
Quite an accident happened to The
north wall of J. W.. Broadbent & Co.'s
building Wednesday, when a piece
of the wall at the top of the struc.
ture, about Is feet square, fell out
This was, a result Of the big storm
last Friday. The water fall was 81
heavy that it crept in behind the
Gladstone, With which the building
is yeneered, and softened the mater
ial to that extent that it would moi
hold together. Mrs. Dodges' dyt
works, which extends back on TIT
north side Of the building, barely es
capped being demolished, and a por
tion of the Gladstone did strike
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