The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-17

~ Hanfett uetAnned from Chi
IcagosSaturday evening.
IL III Scriycn :arnisea in the elts
Maaday from Ida GInre4 Iowa.
s.a+H. Scallin asriMedtheme Saturda;
eyaning from a business trip to Chi
caga.
.. E. Wells has ihean AT Canton for
seycaaasdays and eaaaelhsme Saturday
evening.
Mrs 70. @. Dean and ,ehaldren ar
rived ,Msanday from Miller. where
they have been visiting l1elatj YES.
Mrs. q. A. Stout Departed Mon
day VIA ,tzae Milwaukee ,raad for
Denver. Gel. to make a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. ReteraBurns and eAlillren ar
riyed Monday from faSe Indian
s%eseryation, Chow Creek agency, to
make a visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S. S, Rately.
Misses Louise Foster and Blanche
James came up fRmArInoir Monday.
The former is Visiting at the laeme.af
Miss Mona Prosecute and the latter
with Miss Florence Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Ives. of Joy,
Ill, I guests. at THE home of II.
Noble. They I OH their wedding
four having come here direct from
Colorado. points. They were married
about six weeks ago.
Mrs r. A. Hackett. accompanied
by Mrs. R. &. Saul, arrived home
from Sioux City Saturday afternoon.
She has been in a hospital there for.
several weeks aad submitted to an
operation. Her condition is s1nch
improved since the operation.
Frank j.. Maynard and family
moved Monday into tie Ball house
Of Main and Sixth streets.
which he recently purchased. Mr..
Ball and family will reside in the
Clark residence until his new resi-
denee on west Fourth street is COM
pleted.
Chief Keith is strictly following
the injunctiops OF, the city ordinance
with reference to dogs appearing on
the street without their muzzles.
discovered a canine Monday
without its bonnet on and now
the animal has gone to a place where
he will not be bothered about hunt
ing bones for a living.
Mrs. Mark Harris left Monday
for Colorado Springs. Colo, where
she will remain an indefinite period.
Ms. Harris is in very poor health
and her many friends in the city will
hope for her recovery by the time she
returns. She was accompanied by
Miss Dessa Feezer, who expects to re-
main at Colorado Springs for some
time and will organize a class in
physical culture
a Sunday school convention was
held in Hendrickson's grove a few
miles south of the city Sunday, con-
Quoted by Rev. 9. M. Peck, superin-
tendent Of the American Union.
There was a large attendance and an
interesting program was given. The
services Of the day closed with a
gospel service In the evening. Mr..
Peck carries a tent, camp chairs,
ETC., and these conventions
are highly Successful. He will con-
duct them through the summer.
James Lyons received word Sunday
that his brother, T. a. Lyons, died
suddenly at his Milwaukee home, 100
street, Saturday evening at
80 O'Clock. Mr.. Lyons left on the
night Omaha passenger for Milwau-
kee. 1t5Was but three weeks ago that
the deceased was in Mitchell on a
visit and at that time he decided to
move here, as his health would not
stand the climate of Wisconsin. The
deceased was well known here and
the announcement of his death will
be received with sorrow.
r-.eH.
The advance agent of the Londale
Theatre Co. arrived in the city this
morning to bill the city for the app
pearance Of the company tomorrow
evening, remaining here five nights.
Mr.. Barber and his company have APP
peared in this city twice before and
the line of plays he presented has
made his company popular with the
people. A page advertisement in The
Republican today sets forth the at
traction. The opening play will be
"The Home Farm a comedy in four
acts. The prices + IS, %, IS cents.
Seats on sale at Nichols's jewelry
store.
The Sunday evening services at the