The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-27

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", ". Keenan,, Of Elburn, ILL.,, ar
rived Monday to visit with Jos.
Swift and family. They are old friends
and came from the same section in
Illinois,
Washington Springs will celebrate
fine national holidayi in the most APP
moved manner, and full sheet two
colored posters have justbeen printed
by The Republican to advertise the
Celebration.
Mrs. Rem Oleson arrived from Nc.
Greeor. Iowa, Tuesday evening. She
said that Mr.. Oleson, who is a con-
ductor on the Milwaukee road RUM
ing east Of Sanborn, was injured by
having the middle finger of his right
hand smashed while handling a trnck.
He will have tosquit work for a week
or more.
J. j.. Milliken and family arrived
Monday from Sioux City and will
again make Mitchell their home.
The Republican is glad to welcome
them to the city. They will make
their home in the. McDougal resi-
dence on west Second street.
G. O. Moreaux, foreman in the
Herald office at Luyerne, Mimi,
reached the city Monday. He is
a brother Of a. Z. Moreaux, who has
been looking over the local field for
several days with a vieW5to engag.
ING in businessin Mitchell.
Chas. Gottschalk came down from
Aberdeen Monday TO remain in the
city during the week, and look after
his opera house interests. Mr.. Colts
chalk recently returned to Aberdeen
from an extended trip to the Pacific
coast, having been at the head of a
dramatic company.
Among the first firemen to arrive
in the city were those from Beres-
ford, who came in over the early even
ing Omaha train. They are j. w.
Jones, Rob. o'Reilly,, Will O'Reilly.
H. Burnie, Jacob Gantz, Thos. Veog-
eli, J.. S. Gardner, Jacob Voegeli.
T. A. Davis and e. A. Clark, Of
Worthing, also arrived to take+in the
tournament.
There are some peculiar freaks in
the world, and a peculiar one is that
of a man who is showing in a tent
on Main and Third streets. He was
born without arms or hands and yet
he is able to play the violin and
banjo and other instruments in a
very creditable manner with the toes
Of his feet, something he has ac-
complished by years Of practice.
Geo. R. Holleran Monday re-
ceived a Shipment of a carload Of
pianos and organs from the factory
OF the Cable Co., of Chicago, com
prising 80 organs and four pianos.
This is the second carload M. Hol-
leran has received since Feb. LIST, the
others having all been disposed Of.
MI. Holleran is meeting with fine
success in his business and has worked
up an extensive trade in the surround
ing country.
Miss Leone Hickey and James Con-
don, of Iona, Lyman county, were.
united in marriage Tuesday after
noon at the Holy Family Catholic
church, the ceremony being performed
by the Very Reverend Dean Shea.
lhey were accompanied by Miss
Mabel and Isaac Hickey and Miss.
Anna Fenenga. The wedding party
went to their home on the afternoon.
Train, after the bridal couple had
their pictures taken at Cox's studio.
The Mitchell districto the South
Dakota conference Of the Free Metho-
GUST church will hold camp meeting
at Midtown from July2 to g., The
camp will be located in the grove
on sherer's tree claim. one-half mile
northwest of town. Free carriages
Will meet the trains at Parkston if
parties will notify the pastor, I'll. L..
lorrey, when they will arrive. Rev.
r. ii. Ashcraft and wife, eyange-
ilsts, OF Illinois, will be present dur
ing the meeting. Preaching every
morning, afternoon and evening.
Inc public is very cordially invited.
There does not seem to be any let
up to the shipment of stock to the
reservation west of Chamberlain and
Evarts. There is hardly nightbut
what the Milwaukee road sends a
special train north Or west with
cattle Coming up from the south.
sunday night two trains passed
through here for those points that
had IS cars of cattle. The stock
mat is being shipped to the ranges
at this time is mostly yearlingsa ard
some even younger. The greater
snare of the paffIe isshainp shiHned.