The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-27

II COuOtdSl, Ill ucCOEdIlULs Lie young
ladies marched with military pre-.
~cision and bore themselves in a digni-
fed name The following is a list
of the young ladies and the business
houses they represented:
Miss Dolly Observation-Disclosures
Roller mills.
Miss Ethel Priest-Robert Bruins,
Humber.
Miss Maud Betts--Trnax s. Belts
CO., grain and coal.
Miss Agnes Markham-W. H.
Conyes, gents furnishings and
clothing.
Miss Blanche Rowley-Ghas. Burn
side, groceries and chinaware.
Miss Gertrude Becker Il. Turner
s. Son, wholesale dairy and creamery
supplies.
Miss Mary Windle-W. q. Webster
s. Co, hardware
Miss Lenore Prescott-Jaco6
Becker, clothing.
Miss Sara scallm-s. Fl. scallin,
druggist and jeweler.
Miss Lydia Bates-MIs. Bates,
millinery.
Miss Ida Tapp,-H. G. Tapp,
jewelry and watches.
Miss Edna Hathaway-Fish & Gar
ton, laundry.
Miss Jessie G-reayes-Madam Clark,
hair dresser.
Miss Edla Laurson-E. B. Van
Alstine. agricultural implements.
Miss Lottie Tenney-S. H. Morgan
& Son, meat market.
Miss Joanna Grace-H. d. Butter
field, dry goods.
Miss Josephine Willkomm-Ray
Hannett. bakery.
Miss Cora Miner-Motley s. Nc
Keel, hardware.
Miss Anna Haynes-Mitchell Print
ing Co., publishers Daily Republican
and Capital, job printing.
Miss Adelia Spooner Chicago, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis s. Omaha Ry., q.
B. Wilt, agent.
Miss Mary Preston Preston &
Hannett. attorneys.
Miss Pearl Jackson. w. johns
ston, Mitchell Hotel.
Miss Mamie Saul. o. Gale,
drugs, books, jewelry and music
Istore.
Miss Ethel smith-c. W. Walrath,
meat market.
Miss Nellie Hannett-samuel
Rowley, ice dealer.
Miss Alice Saul-M. H. Gosche,
hardware.
Miss Bessie Bobb-DI. B. A. 3obb,
physician and surgeon.
Miss Sara Noble-H. Noble s. Son,
furniture and undertakes.
Miss Jessie Lltsey-Dayis s.
Daniels, lubmer and coal.
Miss Hazel Lathrop-C. g. Rath-
bun, groceries.
Miss Maud Ferris-J. a. Ferris,
drugs, books and jewelry.
Miss Bertha Slade-J. w. Broad
bent. furniture.
Miss Ora Olmstead-OIe Kjelmyr,
tailor and draper.
Miss Read-Gilbert johnson, tom
serial parlors.
Miss Celia McGovern-A. Z. Nc
Govern 8 Sons, dry goods and shoes.
Miss May Herbert-Fullerton lum-
Der Co.. lumber and coal.
Miss Minnie Grace-Hampton &
Gamble, ice cream.
Miss Mae Collins-Hoyt Cox, pho
tographer.
Miss Elzina Vogus-C. N. Vogus
s. Sons, groceries and chinaware.
Miss Mary Tomlln-Chicago. Mil
vance & st. Paul Ry.., M. +. Patton,
agent.
Miss Eliza Vermilyea-C. E. Yer
milyea, dry goods.
Miss Doyle-Chas. Ferguson, cash
bargain store.
Among the business men who re-
sponded to the solicitation for the
carnival but who were not represent
ed in the drill were the following
IL. N. Crow, John Colyin, Mizener &
Braught, Geo. Austin, Harker5 Bros.
D. ". Collins, Winsor g. Hager, HI.
G. Nichols, q. ". Adams, Eager &
Lowrie. James Lyons, ). E. Wells,
Myers & Rothenberger, MIS-. Anna
Thompson, Frank Meyer, DR.. Il. j.
Lamme, DR.. r. E. Reamer, Dr.. q.
y. Dix, pr. J. g. Mccartney. DR..
r. W. Freyberg, Dr.. c. A. Bower,
Chas. ". Hoon, Owen Blank Co.,
South Dakota Educator, Mitchell
Gazette, E. G. Newbury, Mitchell
National Bank, First National Bank.
Commercial and Savings Bank.
The two chOIuses that were