The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-17
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daughter went to Sioux City this
morning.
W. c Webster went to Sioux City
"Wednesday to make a visit witt
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bennett. Of
Flandreau, are visiting with Mrs. H..
L. Bates.
Mrs. Jud Simmons, OF Parkston,
was the guest Of the Misses Harker
and returned home Wednesday.
L. d. Milne went tG Canton We'd
nesday to look after some business
connected with%the Home Guardians.
Miss Ida Mayo visited with rela
tives in the city a few days and re-
turned to Sanborn, Iowa, Wednes-
day.
Miss May Bower, of West Union.
Iowa, arrived in the city to make a
visit with her brother: Dr.. G. A.
Bower.
H. L.. 0mealey. who vas nearly
overcome with the heat several weeks
ago, is reported to be improving
slowly.
See VIM. Koch about your binding
Irvine. His stock is fresh and of
the best quality. You will not be
disappointed in its use.
Mrs. j. L. Hannctt and daughter,
Miss Nellie, left Wednesday for
Cleveland, Ohio, to make an indef-
mite visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Craft and little
daughter went to Sioux City We'd
tuesday,. Mr.. Craft will go to La
Porte, Ind, IN a vacation trip of
several weeks Duration.
VIM. Koch carries a good assort-
ment of buggles. Don't make a
/ purchase until you see what he has.
He got a special deal on a carload
/ and will give purchasers the benefit.
o. S. Clifford, supreme president of
/ the Home Guardians. has appointed
Dr.. f. W. Freybreg, of this city, as
supreme physician during the TEN.
porary absence from the state Of DR.
/ J. Fl. Smith, who occupies that po-
/ sition.
J. G. Milne, supreme field marshal
of the Home Guardians, went tc
Ethan Wednesday to attend an open
meeting of the lodge that evening.
Ethan has a lodge of thirty-seyen
members which was instituted last
week.
Misses Beatrice and Leona Ellen
wood have arrived home from theil
trip to DeSmet after a visit Of thre'
weeks with relatives. They were &C.
companied home by Miss IneZ Krum
vieda, who will visit with her graet
/ aunt, Mrs. J. n. Cook.
Perhaps there wasn't a crowd o
mad people when they went to til
Milwaukee depot Tuesday Afternoon
u iIS IL SlISuo. was ofSl. w A1u lila
the passenger train had gone. Their
were 283 people came in from tn
west yesterday to attend the circu
and they thought there would be n
doubt but what the Milwaukee pee
pie would hold the west train an lou
to accommodate that great humble
of people. Efforts were made durin
/ the day toget the consent Of th
Chicago office to hold the train bu
the requests were fatty turned down
and as a result thlee-fourths of til
people out that way had to renal
in the city over night and go HON
this morning on the freight. I
have caught-t the passenger the crow
would have missed half Of the circus
and they simply took their chance
on the train waiting. The people OF
that way feel that they were not asl
ing very much Of the railroad con
pany to hold the train until after tt
circus was out, inasmuch as there a.
numerous times when the train
late, and that no connections wou.
be missed by the delay. Many of tt
people were inclined to blame the CT
liens Of this city for having to r
main over night. A week before tt
circus Agent Patton took up the ma
ter with Supt. Collins, who referr'
it to the Chicago office, and the +
quest was denied at headquarters.
The Londale Theatre Co. played j
third engagement in Mitchell Tue
day evening to alarge audience at t
opera house, presenting the dram
The Home Farm" Mr.. Barber, t
manager, presents the best compal
tlat he hac not had Jonathan and