The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-25

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Wedehase left Monday for Fort
Dodge, Iowa, to make a visit with
relatives.
D. c. sneller left Monday for
the Black Hills country to get the
proof of two death losses for the
Northwestern Co.
R. S. Wesley, of Washington
Springs. was in the city over..sunday,
having arrived in the city over the
Omaha road Saturday evening.
Miss Goldie Beebe went to Clear
Lake and Mason City, Iowa, Monday
morning and expects to be away near
ly the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Frank Craft and little daugh-
ter arrived home Monday from
Watertown, where she has been visit
ing with friends for the past week.
Miss Pearl Small left Monday
for Armour to visit friends. She will
return to Mitchell to complete her
visit before returning to her home at
Ogden, Utah.
A. T. Moreaux, the Ideal restau-
rant man, takes an advertising space.
in The Capital today to direct
the people Of the city to the place
where they can have any kind Of an
appetite satisfied.
Chas. Rudolf, Of Kansas City, ar
rived in the city Monday and has
taken a position as chef in the Ideal
restaurant. MI. Moreaux says he
will improve the service OF the place
just as fast as possible.
Howard Spirit: W. E. Lyman, a
cattle dealer of Mitchell, was in the
city between trains Monday. He says
that the stock business is very live
~ at present, and that the prospects
are for stiff prices next fall.
Waldo Geltch, of Hillside, spent
Sunday in the city with S. G.. Dick
son. Mr.. Geltch will return to Chi
cago in September to resume his
study of the violin under Jacobsohn
and expects to finish under him next
year.
Mrs. W. Fl. Bloss received word
Monday Of the serious illness Of
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jennie
burlington, at Chamberlain, and
that there was no hope of her recov-
cry. Mis-. Bloss left for Chamberlain
Monday afternoon
II. P. Beckwith came UP from Elk
Point Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday in the city with his parents
and friends. At the morning service
Of the Congregational church Mr..
BeckWith sang a sacred solo in his
usually splendid style.
The fine rainof Saturday.will have
a good effect on wheat and corn,
helping the former to fill out better.
The weather could not be much bet
ter and the crops are showing the
effects CT it. The precipitation
amounted to .3s inches.
Thos. Liddell; Of Milwaukee, ar
rived in the city Monday to
remain a short time, Mrs. Lldde]l
having been here a few weeks. Mr..
Liddell is foreman Of the Milwaukee
roads roundhouse at Milwaukee.
His old friends will be pleased to
see him.
Aaron Lindahl and family left Mon
day for Geddes to make their.
future home. Mr. Lindahl will en-
gage in the restaurant business at
that thriving little town, and he ex-
poets to do quite well there owing to
the large number Of people who
are going into that country to buy
land.
j.. H. Marks and Joseph Him, Of
Fennimore, Wis, are showing re-
markably strong faith in the real
estate OF Dawson county. Monday
the two gentlemen completed the
purchase of $50 acres Of land in Sec
tions and8 in Badger township.
The purchase price amounted to S22,-
600. 1t is in a good part of the
county and is well worth the money.
Miss Edith Noble has beer visiting
with friends and relatives in the city
and left Monday for Tyndall,
and then goes to her home at Center
vile. Miss Noble was a former stu
dent Of Dakota University and was
the winner in the oratorlcal contest
for the state held a year ago in May.
She has been attending DePauw uni
versity for the past year.
States Attorney Hitchcock went to
Ethan Monday to appear in be-
half of the state in the cases against
Adolph Heck and his son. The form
er is up for resisting an officer and
the latter will have his preliminary
examination for committing an as
sault on a boy named Green. Mr..
Hitchcock returned on the afternoon