The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-30

moved into the Dix cottage on west
Third street.
Mrs. Geo. H. Eastman spent Sun
day in the city with relatives and re-
turned home to Scotland Monday
morning.
Miss Jane Boyles, who has been
visiting, her brother, Virgil Boyles,
returned home to Yankton Monday
morning.
W. G. Cooley, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Chas. Burnside,
for few days, returned last Fri
ing to his home at Manchester,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.. Siddman, of
Minneapolis arrived Monday to
make visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Arney. The two families are old
friends. nj.
Nj. and Mrs. Il. w. Corliss, rela-
tiyess of Q. j.. Bliss and family, who
have been visiting in the the city de-
parted this morning for their home
at Omaha.
Mrs. d. Anderson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Downey, for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home at Ashton, Fri
day afternoon.
0. Fl. Perry went over to Alexan-
dria Monday to look after sever
al contracts he has there for the re-
moval of buildings from one part Of
the city to another.
| w. G. Dawson, of Carthage, Mo-,
is in the city on visit to Mr.. and
4 Mrs. N. L. Dawson. Mr.. Dawson
was former resident of Mitchell and
is president of the Mitchell National
j bank.
i Geo. Anderson and daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Rice. arrived in the city last
, Friday from Pierre and will remain
here short time while on their way
back to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where
8! they live.
Anthony Cottingham, OF Aurelia,
Iowa, and Miss Grace Murphy, OF
!. Sioux City, have been visiting at
| the home of Joseph Harker tor the
J past week and returned home Mon
| day morning.
, J. 0. and G.. W. Walrath received
a telegram Sunday announcing the
L cf .oi, ok ~
| home near GAINESVILLE, Wis. The
, brothers departed for that place
t Monday, hoping to reach there be
| fore the END. comes.
There were about 80 people who
bought tickets at the milwaukee,
depot Monday to go to Letchel
to attend the races there today
Quite few drove up and altogether
Mitchell will have a pretty goo6
I representation at the day OF sports
!, j. L. Donahue was up from Ethan
j Thursday. He states that Phil Tob
2 in and himself have purchased the
: real estate business of Drake & De
! vers and already have some custom
ers on the string for lands in the
: south part of the county,.
4 The passenger train from the nortf
) over the Milwaukee road this morn
+, ing was packed with landseeker!
who had been in the northl part O
Q the state. and were. on. their way bacl
to Iowa and Illinois points. Som,
of them stopped off here to look owe
f the country.
$ The Batavia Railroad Theatre CO
passed through the city Monday
S having been out west since last week
' John Owens reports very good busi
J. ness, with the exception at Kimball
n where the show was not allowed t
d perform by the city authorities ol
o account Of the prevalence of tht
IS measles there, all public gathering
If having been prohibited some week
: ago.
n The city council will hold specia
9 meeting this evening for the purpos
q of hearing the report OF the librar
Z committee on plans. The committe
% has received some new plans fror
J. Architect Dow and they come withi
/ the views of the committee and the
u will be recommended for adoption
The drawings show that the buildin
D will present very attractive appear
h ance, as it will doubtless be erectet
4. with stone as the building material
Y, The Freeland Extension Minin
N and Milling Co. received few day
u ago a speciman Of the ore that
III being taken from their mine in Co
d orado. The specimen was placed j
II front of Scallin's drug store Nor
IS day and it is quite an object Q
re curiosity. The mine contains gold
l. silver and lead and all Of these met
is ais are shown in the specimen. Th
u officials have placed the specimen o