The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05

afternoon by OueTlH hllGlRu On at
tachment proceedings instituted by
f. J. Gotthelf.
DR.. j. G. Mccartney left Monday
afternoon for Maud, Mimi, to re-
main at that fishing and summe re-
sort for several weeks.
Mrs. Chas. w. Boggs and little
daughter went to. Sioux Falls Tues
day morning to remain several weeks
visiting with relatives.
J.. A. Hughes, who was a former
resident of this city and recently
went to Rapid City, has purchased
a dry goods store in that city.
H. D. Butterfield has a change in
his advertisement today calling at
tention to his June specials. There
are some attractive bargains given
out in the advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mayo, of
Mason City, Iowa, and Miss Edna
Waugthal, Of Kensett Iowa, visited
at the home Of D. A. MiZeueI over
Sunday. The ladies are sisters Of
Mrs. Mizener.
DR.. Geo. P. Dix, who has been at
Aberdeen for about a month assisting
his daughter, DR.. Leona Dix, in get
ting settled in her new offices, has
returned home. DR.. Alfred Dix spent
Sunday at Aberdeen and came HON e
Monday.
Mark MiZener carries his arm in a
sling, which be broke in a fall the
other day. He was playing around a
new house that was in course Of con-
struction and fell less than two feet,
but his arm got in the wrong place.
Work is progressing finely on Gen.
tury Memorial Hall, the new Univer-
sity building. The masons have COM
menced to lay stone on the third
story: and Monday the millwork
for the building arrived in the city
and is being hauled over to the struc-
ture.
Mankato, Mimi, Daily Review, 80:
MI. William E. VanDusen, of the
Southern Minnesota Cold Storage Co.,
of this city, and Miss Maud Holt, Of
Mitchell, S. D., were united in mar
riage this morning by Rev. G. W.
Davis, of the Presbyterian church,
at the parsonage. Our best wishes
90 with the newly married couple.
Chas. W. Boggs and G. G. Bras
went to Yankton Tuesday to
attend the grand lodge session Of the
Knights of Pythias. The gentlemen
will endeavor to secure the next con-
ventlon of the lodge for Mitchell.
After the lodge session is over Mr..
Boggs will 90 to Sioux Falls to take
a two weeks vacation from his du-
ties in the p%ostofice.
S. D. Olmstead and D. B. Miller
lett Tuesday for Fredonia, Kan.
Mr.. Olmstead owns 100 acres of land
in the midst of the oil and gas region
IN that part of Kansas and at this
time he expects to make an investi-
cation as to the possibility of putting
down an oil we'll. Good wells have
been secured all around his land.
Mr.. Miller will prospect in the oil
vicinity.
H. B. Adams, president of the
| South Dakota Firemen's Association,
arrived from Sioux Falls Monday
evening and Tue day went out
to Chamberlain to attend the annua.
tournament Of the firemen. Mr..
Adams was elected president of the
association a year ago, when he was
a resident of Mitchell. He state:
that there will be about eight towns
OF the state represented at the tour
nament, and among them will be {
fire company from the Indian schoo
at Chamberlain.
The fire alarm sounded Wednesday
at 2:10 O'Clock p. M, for a fire thai
had been discovered over in the south.
east part Of the city by Oney Smith
a big pile of hay had caught fire II
the west end Of the Milwaukee rail
road s%tockyards in some manner. Al
the members of the fire department
were out of the city, being in at
tendance at the tournament a
chamberlain, with the exception o
three. These with plenty of volun
teers got the hose carts out and mad
lof the fire, which was soon extin
guished.
Kew. A. A. Gamer, D. D., who ha
oeen working at the tailor trade il
This city for several months and ha
also preached in one or two pulpit
IN that time, left Tuesday fol
Geddes, where he will open a tailo