The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-22

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Adams,
at Sioux Falls, Thursday. May 10, a
son
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Boylan arrived
home from Armour Saturday.
They have been there for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Barlow and
family have moved into the Owen
residence on Van Fps street, on the
south side.
Miss Nellie Nelson, of Beresford,
arrived in the city a few days ago
and has taken a position in Hoyt
Cox's photograph gallery.
Judge Smith and Court Stenogra-
pher Boyles returned home Friday
from W%oonsocket, where they
have been holding a term of cir
cult court for Sanborn county.
Rev. Oliver Williams, who has
been in attendance at the educa-
tional convention and visiting with
his son and daughter over at the
University, left Saturday morning for
his Armour home.
Friday the government Their
mOmeter gave warning of the APP
proach OF warmer weather. The
mercury got up to 80 degrees, the
highest point it has reached SO far
this spring. Today the temperature
was the same. e
The~Alumni Of Dakota University
held a meeting at the home Of Mrs.
B. A. Bobb Friday evening to make
arrangements for a reception to be
rendered the senior graduates Of the
University, which will occur about
the middle. of~June.
Geo. e. Logan received a letter
from f. a.. Miller, the Milwaukee
passenger agent, stating that rates Of
one fare and a third would be granted
for the race meet in this city June
II, 3, 4. The rate is good for towns
within a radius of IS miles Of
Mitchell.
According to a report in the Siou,
Falls Argus-Leader j. d. LAWN, o.
A berdeen, was reelected as the
grand recorder Of the A. O. U. w
grand lodge. There was quite a con
test on for the position among four
or five candidates and it was finall,
narrowed down to Mr.. LAWN and J
W. Cone, of Sioux Falls.
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
To North Dakota where thu
crowds are going for Free Home.
steads and Free Coal Lands. Low
R'y rates. See our agent in your city
and write for facts and maps. Vim,
81. Brown & Co., l31 LaSalle st.
Chicago, or Nandan, N. Oak.
Rev. W. A.. Cave, of Bookings
who has been attending the Metho
dist Educational convention, re:
turned home Friday. The Re
publican desires to extend its thank!
to MI. Cave for the very kind assist.
ance he rendered the editor in secur
ing the proceedings Of the convention
and for articles written each day.
The Bachelor Club gave it's closing
dancing party of the season Frida.
evening in the Mitchell Club rooms
and there was a splendid crowd ir
attendance. Those present report
most enjoyable occasion, and tn
music that was furnished by Hoyt'!
orchestra was Of the character thai
added inspiration to the tripping
feet.
Fred Widmnan received a carload
of iron Saturday for his hotel build
ing and it vas unloaded Monday. Mr.
Widmann expects another carload O
heavier iron from Pittsburg during
the week which will be used in the
construction of the building. But
little could be accomplished on the
building without the iron being here
Mr.. Widmann will have the men al
work on the structure just as 500 al
the mason work is completed on the
postofice building.
DR.. G. B. Clark left Saturday
for his home in Deadwood. The DR..
was in attendance at the educational
convention, and he expressed him.
self as being highly pleased with the
outcome Of the meeting in providing
so handsomely for the Memorial hall
II r. B. Smith, who recently disposed
Of the Beresford News, was in thu
city Saturday and went to Letcher or
the afternoon train. Mr.. Smith say
he is looking for another location t.
get into the newspaper business.
II have derived great benefit from