The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-24
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VanAlstine be sells bicycles.

boIH, 10 MI. and Mrs. VIII Miner,
Sunday evening, July 10, a son.
Mrs. Geo. Warne Of Denver, Colo.
is visiting with relatives in the city
and vicinity.
See VIM. Koch about your binding
Irvine. His stock is fresh and of
the best quality. You will not he
disappointed in its use.
Mrs. f. B. Washburn. of Huron. is
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Youngman. Mrs. Washburn is ac-
compan1ed by her son, Cromwell,
&c. Woodland, Of Omaha, was here
on a visit with his brother, Charles.
The Toys are twins and it is very
difficult to matter to tell them
apart.
J. L. Hannett went to Chicago Sat
urday. and after %transacting some
business there will go on 10 Cleveland.
o., to remain several weeks with rel
atives.
MI. and Mrs. a. B. Hager and Miss
Maude and Arthur left via the Omaha
road for Lake Independence, Mimi,
to spend about three weeks at that
summer resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scheich went
to their home with their little son
Saturday. They live southeast
of Mitchell. The little fellow seems
to be getting along very nicely now.
I. r.. Blanchard, of the state land
commissioners Office, came down
from Pierre Monday and went
out to Chamberlain that afternoon to
look after some land matters connect
ed with the office.
Now is a good time to have Van
put you up a windmill before
your harvest is on he sells the Mon
1tor, Aermotor, Sampson and Gem.
DR.. Heyler, Of the Mitchell Infrm-
airy of Osteopathy, was called to Alex
andria Monday to treat Banker
Stillwell and Mrs. Bertrand and
others. The DR.. is getting a nice
practice established in that city.
Mrs. S. J. Surbeck and little child
arrived from JASPER, Mimi, and the
family have gone to housekeeping in
the residence property at All west
First street. Mrs. Surbeck is the
wife of the new pastor of the Presby-
terianl church.
Albert A. Boynton received word
from his driver that his horse, Major
Dent, got third money in the 2:3O
pacing race at Marshalltown, Iowa,
Thursday. The last heat was paced
in 2 I94, and Mr.. Boynton's horse
took third place in the heat.
Miss Milrded Hough arrived Satur-
day from Montivideo, Mimi, and
Minneapolis, where she has been Wis
iting the past month. At the form
er place she attended the marriage
Of Miss Josephine Baker, who was
a former resident of Mitchell.
Mayor George w. Burnside, of Sioux
Falls, spent Friday in the city and
returned on the evening Omaha pass
enger. MI. Burnside took a drive
through the country during a portion
of the day and was we'll pleased with
the crop outlook in this county.
james Lyons arrived home Fri
day from Milwaukee, having been
called there by the sudden death OF
his brother, L. H. Lyons. Mr.. Lyons
said his brother was sick but five
days, his death being due to Bright's
disease. He had been well before and
had showed no symptoms Of illness.
The deceased was taken down on
Monday night and died the following
Saturday night. The funeral services
were held in Milwaukee at Jasue
church and the interment was made
at Clymer, Wis, Tuesday.
There was a good audience in at
tendance at "The Resurrection as
presented by the Londale Theatre Co.
at the opera honse Friday evening,
and there was a hearty appreciation
displayed over the production of the
masterpiece. The parts were well
cast and the individual members
rallied finely to the support Of Miss
Nellie Stark in the character Of IA.
tusha M%asloya. Miss Stark certainly
made a strong hit with the audience
and at the end Of the fourth act after
her bitter denunciation of Prince
D'Mitri for the great wrong he had
done her she was given a curtain call
Her acting was superb and her speech
undeniably well presented as she
poured the walls Of her pentup wratl
on the head of the man who had lee