The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-01

Mckinley & Eddy have moved in
TO their newq quarters adjoining their
former location today.
Miss Anna Burg went to Woon-
socket Tuesday afternoon to re-
main a week or two with relatives.
i Miss Luella Steck arrived from
Chicago Tuesday afternoon to visit
with friends in the city, and is a
guest of Miss Maude Babcock.
Fl. M. Clark has improved to that
extent that he was able to ride out
Wednesday. His friends will be
glad to know of his improvement.
Miss Anna Reid who is employed
as a bookkeeper in the Bidwell Land
u Loan Co., went to her home south
OF Mt. Vernon to make a visit OF a
week.
Mrs. t. H. Sharp and daughter.
Miss Bernis, OF Olivet, are visit
ting at the home of James Arney,
on the corner of Edmunds and Fifth
street.
Miss Lou Hatch. of Bridgewater
who has been visiting at Austin
Mimi, for several weeks. arrived
last evening to visit her sister. Mrs.
A. A. Truax. .
The Plankinton papers announce
that Father Stanton, who was form
erly connected with the parish at
Ethan, has been transferred to that
place and will have charge Of the
Catholic church for the time being.
The new section foreman Of the
Milwaukee road arrived Wednes-
day from Spencer, Iowa, and with
his family will occupy a residence on
west First street His work on the
section will include the yards in the
city and four miles east.
Tuesday was an exceedingly hot
day all over the state from all re.
ports that have been received. AT
Aberdeen the government ther-
mometer is reported to have regis
tered 106 during the day. At this
place the government instrument
touched the highest point it has
rnaphed thic ci1mmor
Mrs. Julia Sanders, of Tower,
Neb., is visiting with her parents,
Mrs. and Mr.. A. G. Pringle. Mrs.
Sanders arrived yesterday, driving
through from Tower. Mrs. Sanders
lis the postmistress and operates the
local telephone exchange at Tower.
She will be remembered by Mitchell
people as the lady who was married
to MI. Sanders at the corr palace ten
years ago this fall.
VIM. Koch sells the Champion
binder and mower. These two ma
chines have the strongest guarantee
behind them of any two on the mar
Eket. You have the assurance OF
getting two of the finest machines
made when you buy the Champion
brand. Before making your pur,
chase of a binder or mower call at his
place and see the Champions.
The W. r. c had an exceptionally
good evening for their ice cream sup.
per Tuesday night, it being warm
enough to encourage a good appetite
for the refreshments. The socia.
was held in the room soon to be oc.
cupied by Mckinley & Eddy, ant
there was a very large crowd in at
tendance during the evening. About
all the cream was sold and the ladies
realized very nicely from their enter
prise.
The local tournament in tennis wa!
finished Tuesday evening, the finals
being played by Douthjt and Dill
against Wells and Branson, the scor'
being GA, GA, 6-3. In playing OF
the tie with Weber and Downe,
in the early part of the evening
Wells and Branson were the victors
it taking but two games to decide tn
tie. 1t is expected that a tourna
ment for singles in tennis will b.
played in a day or two, which viii
doubtless require nearly a week t
play off.
Some changes will be made in tn
: material of the library building t
admit of it's being constructed with
in the amount donated by AndreN
! Carnegie. The bids that were file
With the city council were, for large
amounts than $4,000. Architec
] Dow. of Sioux Falls, was in.the cit
3 and met the members of the librar
: committee, which consists of Mayo
E Silsby, Prof. L. A. Stout, J. L. Har
] nett, D. B. Miller and JOS. KocE
The matUer was discussed by tn
t committee with the architect and b
. was given the liberty of making sue
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