The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
vanAlstine he sells bicycles.

crop interests.
Waiter Hooker is building a neat
looking house in Greene's addition in
the east part of the. city.
Mrs. J. K. Smith left Saturday
for Marshalltown, Iowa, to spend the
rest Of the summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Cox went over
to Bridgewater Saturday to re-
main over Sunday with G. L. Johns
and family.
Mrs. Louisa S%tillwell, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Garrett, returned home to Milwa1-
kee, Wis. Thursday.
Mrs. Fl. M. Clark and w. II. Web
ster returned Saturday from Big
Stone City, where they attended the
G. A. r. encampment.
Mrs. s.. D., Byers and daughter,
Miss Byers, arrived Friday afternoon
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to make a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. But
terfield. The ladies are the mother
and sister Of Mrs. Buttertield.
See VIM. Koch about your binding
Irvine. His stock is fresh and of
the best quality. You will not be
disappointed in its use.
/ r.. L. Scribner, a nephew of II. d.
Prescott, has been visiting at his
home for a short time and left Sat
urday morning for Waterloo, Iowa.
W. L. Ballard, Of the monument
firm Of Sioux Fails, was in the city
to place a handsome four-ton stone
on the grave of the late f. M. Goody-
koontz. Mr.. Ballard has sold a great
number of monuments in the city.
A. E. Hitchcock and f. H. Winsor,
who have. been enjoying a fishing ex-
petition at Big Stone lake for several
weeks, arrived home Saturday.
They report splendid success and one
of the fine large bass caught by MI.
Winsor graceed the table Of the ed
itor.
Williamson Bros. went over to
PipestOne on the Omaha road this
morning to do some stone work on
the government Indian school. They
have been dressing stone for Wild
mann's new hotel building, and have
enough finished to lay the walls four
stories high.
Now is a good time to have Van
Alstine put you up a windmill before
your harvest is on; he sells the Mon
itor, Aermotor, Sampson and Gem.
A meeting of the board Of educa-
tion was held Friday evening. The
resignation of Miss Cora Miner was
accepted She has decided to teach
in the Sioux City schools this coming
fall, to which place she was elected.
The vacancy in Miss Miners room
was filled by promoting Miss Scallin
there and Miss Nolt, who was en-
gagged for the south side, will take
Miss Scallin's room. Miss Rilla
Reierson was elected to the south
side school. Miss Windle, who was
elected to the position Of supervisor
Of music, has decided to accept the
position and will remain with the
schools.
Mrs. Chas. w. Hoon entertained a
house party at their summer resi-
dence on the Burr farm a mile east
Of the city Thursday. 1t is a beautiful
place out there in the summer, and
the large number of ladies who re-
sponded to Mrs. Hoon's invitation
+ had a most delightful time. Lunch
, con was served in the house and Mrs.
, Hoon was assisted in this by Misses
Ruth Youngman, Edna Daniels, Flor
, ence Dickson and Jessie Walrath.
The guests gave the young ladies the
! ~Chautauqua salute as a reward fol
. their kind attention. The pony rid
ing was the feature Of the afternoon
and evening", and one or two acci.
dents We're narrowly averted by reas.
on Of the fact that it was but a short
+ distance to the ground.
Now is the season for O plows
E. B. Van Alstine has Fuller & John
sons full line, also the famous Ohio
Jack E. Mccarthy, who has beer
r the day operator at the Milwaukee
t depot for the past six or eight months
S has received a deserved promotion il
r the service Of the company, and which
S was won by pure merit and ability
Jack was called to Sioux City Frida,
p morning and takes the position o
e operator in Supt. Beardsley's office o
n the Sioux City and Dakota division
Young Mccarthy is but IS years oil
I yet he's got the head Of a man OF