The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-20


+. y. Powers was down from
Letcher Thursday
Il. j. Mohr, Of Alexandria, was in
the city over night and went home
Thursday morning.
Mrs. a. A. Coffin and daughter,
Miss Marie. Went out to Highmore
"Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. u. Haley, 0 fsSioux Falls,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
ellis, and wentahome Thursday
morning.
MI. Q. Bennett arrived from Yank-
ton Wednesday afternoon and is a
guest at the home of his uncle, James
Burger.
Mrs. G. W.. Gil1is and son. Floyd
and baby Florence, left Thursday
Ifor a two months visit with rela-
tives in Ohio and Michigan.
III. G.. Kelso, who was called here
by: the sickness and death. ofhis faith
Ter, J @. Kelso. returned home to
Winterset, Iowa, Thursday morning.
MI. A. r. Miiligan, Of Aberdeen.
is in the city adjusting losses for the
ST. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
60. occasioned by the wind storm of
June s..
r. L. Tremaine left Thursday
FOR Nebraska and will travel in that
Estate to purchase poultry for w. e.
Page, Of Marshal1toRn. He expects
to be away all summer.
Rev. D.. r. Tomlin has been at
Redield for several days this week to
attend the commencement exercises
of the Congregational college. He
returned home Thursday morning.
=. NJ. Deyers has been in the city
Iseyeral days and left Thursday
for Tyndall. Mr.. Eevers has been
%attending DePauw University at
Greencastle, Ind. for the past year.
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The city council will meet as a
board of equalization tonight at s
o'clock to equalize the taxes in the
lefty. Anyone having grievances
Twill be heard at that time.
Wm. Herbert, City Auditor.
Mrs. w. y. Heaiay and daughter,
Mildred, arrived Thursday from
Cincinnati. Ohio, to make a visit
with her sisters, Mrs. j.. O. Walrath
and Miss Craig and friends in The
lefty. Mr.. and Mrs. Healey moved to
lCincinnati about a year ago.
Rev. Fred 7. Drewett has pur-
chased the residence property of Ben.
". Miles on the corner of Fourth and
Dawson streets, and will take pos
session next week. Mr.. Miles has
gone to San Antonio. Texas. with a
view Of locating some place in that
Estate, and contemplates going into
1.-THE job printing business.
At the meeting Of the Red Men
"Wednesday evening the following ot1i-
GERS were elected for the ensuing six
months. Prophet, j.. N. Cook: Sach-
EN-, o. G. Thompson; Senior Sag
J more, Guy Aiken; Junior Sagmore.
A. j. Curtis; Chief of Records and
Collector Of Wampun, John Tuckey
Keeper OF Wampum, John Michels;;
trustee for three years. Geo. ii.
Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fl. Arland 4ane
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rowell. OF. Mt.
Vernon, passed through Mitchell las1
Saturday on their way to Washington
state, where they will locate. They
will be followed by Others from thu
Vicinity of Mt. Vernon later on,
They own some property in Washing.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Arland have been
residents of Dawson county for
good many wears. coming here in the
spring of 1879. Their many friend.
regret to have tnemsleage after a res
idence of SC 9many years: among them,
J bnt trust that they will meet witt
much success IN their future home.
Geo. A. Silsby arrived home Thur!
day from Brookings, where le
attended the session of the A. B
He stated thatIi1T E. Blanchard
was elected depainient commands
yesterday afternoon overflow Reed
[of Arlintgon, Mr.. Blanchard had 3:
votes to spare when the ballots Wer,
counted. Mr.. Silsby delivered anad
dress at one Of the camp fires yester.
day afternoon. He reports a large
attendance and thattheSold soldiers
are having a splendidstime at the en-
lcampment.
The Washington Springs male quar-
tet gave an entertainment at the
court house Wednesday evening a
one of the features during the nor
NAL institute. With so many teach
!. erS in#thea city lit was naturally SUP