The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-07
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Roth,
bnday evening, Aug. 8, a sen.

int of buggles and surries both
lei and rubber tire.
Miss Bessie Clark, who has been
Biting with friend Is in the city, re-
rned home to Lacrosse, Wis,
hesday afternoon.
flames Grace went out to his claim
the reservation, As miles west Of
bamberlain, Tuesday afternoon to
> main a short time.
Ia. L. Y~eaton, OF Aberdeen. an
friend OF a.. @. LeClaire, spent
e past day in the city and went
(st Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. L. Potter has been visit
. her son, DR.. Geo. Potter, and
ffe at Redfeld for several weeks
BID arrived home Monday.
The Majestic steel range leads. We
Eli give away $3.50 in stove fuInit-
re. See Motley, McKeel & Barber.
Mrs. E. D. Scott and daughter,
[iss Cora, have been visiting with
elatives at Rockford, Iowa, for the
|ast month and returned home Tues
lay afternoon.
Mrs. Fred L. Tiffany and the baby
ave been visiting friends and rela-
ives in the city for the past three
I four weeks and returned home to
SeIby, in the north part OF the
state, Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting of the Woman's Ii
brary Association which was to have
Been held Tuesday afternoon was
bostponed for a week. By that time
the officers hope to be able to an
hounce the financial result of the
Bazaar.
If you want a threshing machine
B. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
peapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
Misses Nina and Minnie Grace,
who have been making frequent Wis
Dts to their claims in Hand county,
arrived in the city Monday. They
kproved up on their7land at Miller a
Few days ago and as soon as they get
&their land patents from Uncle Sam
Sthey will feel safe in the possession
&Of their quarter sections.
Word has been received indirectly
Kfrom Rev. A. G. Stevens, of Grand
Forks, who is confined in a hospital
at Minneapolis, that he is slowly i'm
proving FROM his recent illness.
/ About ten days ago MI. Stevens went
/ to Minneapolis and submitted to an
4 operation for the removal of gall
kstones. At first it vas thoughG he
&could not recover, but later informa-
4 tion is of a more cheerful nature.
/ Mr.. Stevens has many old friends in
/ Mitchell who will be sorry to learn of
I his trouble, but will be pleased at the
I same time to know that he is on the
road to recovery.
1 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.
Waldo Geltch, Of Parkston, was in
the city and returned home Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Geltch was here to ar
range for his concert to be given in
the corn palace Tuesday evening
Aug. II, in which he will be assisted
by Gertrude Becker vocaliste, anc
Louise Foster, pianiste, Of Armour,
and Maud Silsby- Nichols. accompan.
iste. Mr.. Geltch is a violin virtuost
OF much skill, having graduated thi!
summer in the Chicago Musical col
lege. One year ago Mr.. Geltch gave
a recital in this city and his playing
was much admired by the lovers o.
good music, and since then he ha!
made fine progress on his fayorlt'
|. instrument. 1t is to be hoped tina
Mr.. Geltch and his assistants will b
greeted by a large audience.
r. A. Hackett met with an acci
dent late Monday afternoon which
nearly cost him his life. He is en-
gagged in drilling a well on the Wild
mann hotel property and in pullin.
down a rope that was over the pull
ley the latter came loose and fel
with crushing force, striking MI
Hackett on the head. It was al
iron pulley, weighing about tel
pounds, and fell a distance of 80 fee
11om the top of the tower. The pull
icy did not strike him square on tn
mead but two or three inches past tn
center, and rather glanced of. Tn
injured man fell unconscious wher
ne stood, but he revived in a fe,
moments and was taken to DR.. c. A
bowers Office, where the wound wa
dressed. A cash about four inche