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

H. @. Clark went over to Sioux
Falls Tuesday to attend to some
business matters.
All kinds of mower and reaper
sections are kept in stock by VIM.
Koch. I
Mrs. J. Il. Smith has been visiting
with relatives at Woonsocket for the
past week and came home Tuesday.
Wanted Party to put up hay by
the ton. w. @. Russ,
Mitchell, S. d..
o. HI. Perry left Tuesday for
West Superior to remain a flew days.
Mrs. Perry is visiting there at the
present time.
Adolph Heck, who was bound over
to the November term of the circuit
court at Ethan Monday in the
sum of 81, 900, was released on bail.
The actual business taught in the
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, is the only way to teach
bookkeeping. Write for catalogue.
Mrs. A. T. Moreaux, Of Madison,
arrived in the city last Thursday to
make her home in the future. Mr..
M%oreaux has recently purchased the
Ideal restaurant.
Miss Grace Edison, of Mason City,
Iowa, arrived yesterday afternoon
to make a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
VIM. Smith. Miss Fosdick of Sioux
Falls, is also visiting Mrs. Smith.
Harry Spang has rented the Evans
property on west Third street and
partially moved in Thursday. That
evening they had an informal dane
ing party which was attended by a
number of their friends, and an enjoy
able evening was had,
Sheriff Doten was in the city Thurs
day afternoon having in charge a boy
the name Of Samuel Laurence en-
route for the reform school at Plank
linton. The sheriff lives at Dead
wood and it makes a long trip to
come over to this side of the river.
r. E. Rector, G. v. Billig, j. H.
Marks, Joseph Him, of Fennimore,
Wis. were in the city and were guests
at The. Waverly. The gentlemen
are spending the days in driving over
the country surrounding Mitchell
with a view of making an investment
in farm lands. They express them
selves as being more than pleased
with the crop outlook.
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand and his
force of men are laying quite a
stretch OF cement walk north OF the
Omaha track and it will be brought
down within 100 feet of the railroad,
passing in front of Henry Bugbee's
home and the residence OF James
spears. The north side people are
going to keep up with the improve
ments being made across the track.
MI. and Mrs. Will Rush arrived
from Sioux Falls Monday evening
and will make their home in Mitch.
ell in the future, Mr.. Rush taking
a position in Gilbert Johnson's barber
shop. They were married at Sioux
Falls several weeks ago and this is
!, the tirstitime that their many friends
in the city have had an opportunity
to extend their hearty congratula-
) tions. %3
Thursday evenings.Mrs. H. D. Kress
invited her neighbors in to ar exhi.
bition that is not often witnessed.
: Her tw~o-year-old9 night blooming
f cereus held six beautiful blossoms,
!, which came to perfection about II
j, O'Clock. The cloudy afternoon, il
!, was thought, opening them up a lit
tie. earlier than usual. The plant
had two blossoms at n year old,
!, This explodes the theory that they
: must be seven years old before bloom
ing. ~
] Rev. A. D. D.. Fraser, pastor O
. the Presbyterian church, left viz
the Omaha road for his vacation O
! three weeks. The greater share o
: the time Mr.. Fraser will spend a
e at West Superior. Next Sunday DR.
Carson, %Synodicai missionary, will
f preach in the Presbyterian church
The first two Sundays in August th'
d church will will be closed to worship
On Sunday, August, II, Mr.. Erase
will take up his work again at thu
i close of his vacation.
d Chas. Brooks got home %yesterda,
a from his trip to the state Of Washing
: ton. He, in company with four o
d five other young men, started out ives
five months ago to hunt up situations
n They were at Everett a part of tn
time but Charlie and Burt Mine
started back east. They stopped a
4 Fargo a short time and then con
. tinued their journey. Charlie wa
7. taken with malarial fever and was j