The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-04

score of 6 too.
Rev. W. N. Coffee returned home
Friday from Washington Springs,
where he has been attending a Free
Methodist camp meeting.
Be sure to look over our stock OF
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness etc. before buying.
e. b. Van Alstine.
Miss Mary Windle left this morning
for Chicago, where SIZE will join her
aunt for a9trip to the lakes of north
ern Wisconsin,. She expects to be
gone several weeks.
See VIM. Koch's farm machinery
for corn cultivation, He handles the
Moline line exclusively and the repu-
tation of these goods are ~suficient to
guarantee they are the be stmade
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers ana Mr..
land Mrs. a. Fl. Bolyan returned
home from Armour Saturday, where
they attended a reunion of the Boy
Ian family. Thirty members Of the
family were present.
Moline buggies, Stoughton wagons
for sale by VIM. Koch. He has the
Stanhope and all the latest designs
in buggies. They are standard
makes and Nj. Koch carries a COM
plete line of them.
Er. and Mrs. g. B. Clark left Mon
day for Canton, and from there they
will 20 to their home at Deadwood.
Monday evenings DR.. Clark spoke.
lat Canton at the EpWorth League
Assembly. Mrs. Clark will. also take
parttin the program.
DIR. and Mrs. i. Windle have de-
lcided to again make Mitchell their
home, a fact which their many
friends in the city will be glad to
know. They have resided in Sioux
City for several years. They will re
side ia their own home on tie corner
lof Sanborn3 and Sixth streets.
j. Halfhill was arrested Saturday
evening on complaint of interested
parties charging him with conduct
ing gambling house, the Womani in
terested claiming that her son fire.
Iquented the place. Mr.. Halfhill APP
.peared before Justice Mckinley Mon
day and pleaded guilty and was
fined Isl
81. p. Whitcher, ..of Highmore, ar
rived in the city lastThursday. Mr..
Whitcher was a former publisher of
the Gazette and came down to see
his old friends. He could not help
remarking on the advancement that
Ehas been made in the city in the
way Of new buildings and residences
since his departure.
The firm of Bliss s. Arney dissolved
partnership Monday and Mr.. Arney
will continue the business under hi:
own management, while MI. Bliss
will devote his time to his stock buy.
ing. Mr. Arney some few months age
p%urchased q half interest in the dry
lgoods and grocery business and ir
that time the firm has met with
splendid success. Mr.. Arney is al
energetic young business man and be
feels that Mitchell offers splendid
business advantages.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Rogers ha6
their entire family gathered beneath
their roof Sunday ina family re-
union, it being the first time TIT
family has all been together in tour
teen years, and it was a most happ.
occasion. Those present were: Mrs
Geo.4H. Eastman, CT Scotland, Mrs
INV. p. Upton. of Armour, Mrs. o
ii. Taylor, of Erie, Pa, Mrs. ia,
Az Dundass, Misses May and Rehtta
Rogers and Messrs. Earl and Viii
Rogers. Sunday evening the Roger
family was entertained at luncheon
at the home Of Geo. A. Silsby.
DR.. M. Halphide wrote The Repub
lican brief note Of the Tuesda,
storm which occurred at Freeman
where ne is located for the present
He said the upper part Of the hote
: was blown into the street so that th'
beds could be seen, also other article
in the rooms. About half Of tn
stores on the east side Of the stree
had the plate glass windows broker
and some buildings were blown t,
pieces. The DR.. said the windoy
in the room he occupied for an offic.
7 was shattered and the wind blew 81
hard that there was not the leas
doubt in his mind but what it woult
be blown down.
Saturday evening the city council
+ held a special meeting. The bid
: for the construction of water main
I were opened but the council rejecte'
! the entire lot, owing to the fac
that none of the bids were sufh
ciently specific, in that they did no
coYer the points desired by the coun
2 cil. The auditor was instructed t.