The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-01
Luwdig Loevinger, White Lakes
mayor, spent Monday in the city.

Mrs. Carl Burkart went down to
Parkston Friday to visit with
relatives for a week.
Be sure to look over our stock Of
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness ETC., before buying.
D. B.. Van Alstine.,
Miss Rachel NJ. French, Of Yank-
ton, was visiting with the Misses
Barlow on west Second street.
Mrs. j. III. Paullin and children
left Monday for Breckenridge
and Browns valley, MINI, to visit
for a month with relatives.
]. N. Oppedahl, J. M. Newell and
Geo. H. Arland, of Mt. Vernon,
drove over to the city Sunday
and took supper at The Mitchell.
Miss Gertrude Kelso arrived Thurs
day from Winterset, Iowa, and
will visit her grandmother, Mrs.
J. @. Kelso, for several months.
J. B. Wolgemuth departed Friday
morning for a business trip to the
Black Hills country and will look af-
ter some mutual insurance matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hocn and
Mrs. w. j. Healey went out to Plank
linton Monday to spend the
week on the ranch while Mr.. Hoon
looks after his hay crop.
Hugh Fish, who until recently was
employed in j. HI. Ferris's drug
store, left Friday for GRAY
cite, Ark, to visit his parents. He
expects to locate down in that
country.
James Avery, OF Bonilla, has
rented the Seaman house on the
south side and next month he will
move to Mitchell for the purpose
of sending his children to Dakota
University.
j. L. Hannett is making some iRa-
proVements ON his residence property
in the way of constructing a newand
attractive porch and placing an ad-
dition on the west side OF his resi-.
Gence.
Rev. 9. e.. DETROIT, OF Letcher,
who is we'll known in this city, has
purchased the Chronicle at that place
and will take charge the first of the
month. Editor Skinner says he will
not take up the work of the preacher
i j. II. Scriven went to Ids
Grove, Iowa, this morning. Mr.
Scriven has lately em parked in bust,
ness at that place, having bought {
, gent's furnishing and clothing store.
and he also carries a line OF shoes.
Mrs. Esther Kennedy, who ha.
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos
+ Harker., left Friday tor her home il
Los Angles, Cal. She win stop a
, Colorado Springs, Col, and one 0
two other points before reaching
her destination.
Word was brought Ito the city to
day of a fire that occurred on tn
farm of Lew Olson about u mile
; northeast Of the city. The fire oc
Cured during the night and the,
were able to save but a very few
things from the house.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Evans formal,
: opened the Highland House at din
ner Sunday and they placed a yer,
tempting menu before their patrons
lQuite afew people took advantage
of the occasion to patronize the no
tel under the new management.
E. IT,. Potter has something Of
I curiosity in the cucumber lime, whicl
can be seen in this office. Last yea
t he picked a full grown cucumbe
t from his vines and Laird itIin tn
: south window. He has kept it ther
: a year in the sui and it is now il
a well preserved condition.
;. You will never wish to take an
other dose of pills if you once tr,
iChamberlain's Stomach & Live.
2 Tablets. They are easier to take an,
: more pleasant in effect. They cleans
! the stomach and regulate the live
, and bowels. Foe sale by L. o. Gale
The Red Men OF Yankton are pre-
, pairing a elambake for Thursday
Aug. IA. and it will be one of th
T greatest attractions in the state
during the month. A special train i
, being arranged for over the Milwau
kee road and if it is successful tia
round trip fare from Mitchell WIFI b
$i.75. The Yankton Red Men ar
, said to be fatrening up a large.num
Der Of dogs for the event.
|. In conversation with Presiden
Graham he said that the indica
tions were very good for a large en-
rOllment at the University with tn,
opening of the fall term. He stated
Z that there were a number of in.
quiries coming in for houses close