The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23


Miss Madge Picker, Of Faulkton,
arrived in the city Saturday to
make a visit with Mrs. Inez NJ.
Owen.
Mrs. Jane Mason, who has been
visiting with Mrs. j. B. Wolgemuth,
returned home to Aberdeen Saturday
afternoon.
Grand Lecturer Oliver met with
the Modern Woodmen Friday night
and gave an interesting and in
structive lecture on the good of the
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Curtis have
moved into the Reid residence on
east Second street since the family
have moved back to the farm in
Aurora county.
Miss Mary Preston arrived in the
city Saturday from Marion,
Iowa, and will make her home with
her father. The rest of the family
will come some months later.
Mrs. Frank Gibbs left Saturday
for Seller Springs, Mo-. to re-
main an indefinite period. Mrs.
Gibbs has been in poor health Of late
and hopes to secure some benefit.
e. j. Shelmadine said there was a
small cyclone out in his neighborhood
last Monday little after O clock.
The wind picked his large chicken
house up and carried it up in the air
and it was nearly wrecked when it
came down.
Mrs. Geo. ?. Dix and daughter,
DR.. Leona Dix. departed last Mon
day for Chicago. From that point
they will visit places in Vermont,
New Hampshire and Canada, Illinois
and Iowa. They expect to be away
all summer
Dr.. e. e. King was called to Tripp
Saturday to attend a member of the
fence gang on the Milwaukee road.
He fell from handcar while it was
in motion and sustained some in
juries. The company's physician
Dr.. Crane, was unable to leave town.
The Germania Land Co. have
made the purchase of 20 residence
lots on the south side of the city,
which comprise the most attractive
building part left over there. The
company has placed these lots on
the market and offer some rare bar
gains in residence property. This
property was formerly owned by the
Iowa & Dakota Land Co.
Mrs. E. L. Robertson, of y atlantic
City, n. j., who has been visiting
with her cousin, Mrs. S. III. Seal
lin, returned to her home Satur-
day. Mrs. Robertson is an accom-
plished kindergarten teacher and
efforts were made to get to her
start school here this summer, but
she had made other arrangements
for the summers work.
II. CT. Nichols has disposed of his
bunch of race horses. The knave
was sold to Collin Macbeth. of Cham
berlain, and c. w. Hull. of Elkton,
bought Mrs. Capt. Murphy. Georgia
Morrison and the chestnut filly. Mr..
Nichols got So. 500 for the bunch.
Mr.. Hull will take Mrs. Capt. Muir
ply and Demand, a horse that he
bought last year, over to Canada and
race them on the circuits in the
dominion this summer.
Arrangements have about been
to have two splendid days
Of sports in this city on June9 9 and
10. Local parties have secured a
contract with superintendent Finn,
of the Chamberlain Indian school to
bring his Indian ball club, Indian
band and perhaps and Indian maiden
mandolin club to this city for the
dates stated above. On the 9th and
10th the Indians will play ball with
the home club and on the evening Of
the 9th the Indian band will give
an entertainment at the opera house.
There will be quite novelty to
see the Indians in concert work, and
what they give will tend to show
what has been accomplished in culti-
waiting the race. 1t ought to draw a
arge crowd here on those two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles enter
5ained small party of lady and gen
Jlemen friends at their home on Fri
lay evening in honor of their sister.
Miss Jane Boyles, of Yankton. The
enjoyment OF the evening
Vas the informal musicale that was
given. Those who participated were
Misses Goodyloontz, and Bras and
Messrs. Brown, KratZ, and Boyles
who sang selections, and Mrs. H. G.
Nichols and--Miss Boyles, who rem
Tered selections on the piano. The
numbers were very much enjoyed
Several amusement games were in
lulged in, prominent among which