The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-29

Clate Tinan came in from the west
Mond ay and said that the rain
of Sunday extended clear to the river.
Senator Montgomery and father,
L. W. Montgomery. of Chamberlain,
were in the city Monday on their
way to Huron.
MI. and Mrs. J.. E. Wells returned
Monday from Jerauld county,
where they spent Sunday with t. w.
Lane and family.
Mrs. M. II. Gosche has been at Col
fax Springs, Iowa, for several weeks,
for the benefit Of her health and came
home Saturday afternoon.
Campbell's circus is coming to town
June 8. The big posters were put up
today and the old and young alike
have stood and gazed at the oldtime
pictures.
Mayor Sanford was here from
Chamberlain Monday. He has com-
menced the construction of a very
large boat at Chamberlain for the
business of ferrying across the Mis-
souri, river. 1t will be 12O feet long.
Rev. Mr.. Hamerson, of Canton, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Baptist
church Sunday evening, and delivered
a very interesting and instructive ser
mon. 1t was one that was thorough
in its treatment and it received close
attention from the audience.
Chas. Ferguson arrived home Satur.
day evening from Deadwood, where
he was called to attend United States
court as a petit juror. Mr.. Ferguson
said there were 10 cases to try and he
was excused the day he got there
He enjoyed his trip to the Hills yer!
much.
The match race that was to hav'
been held Monday between th'
horses of Samuel Weber and NJ. Fl
Gosche was postponed on account o
the rain Sunday, the track being too
heavy. 1T will now he held on Tues
day Of next week, the first day--of tn
race meeting.
} DR.. B. A. Bobb. assisted by Drs
Freyberg and Ball, performed a surgi
. cal operation Monday on Waite
Rowley, at his home on Hanson
, street, for tuberculosis of the rib, an
he passed through the ordeal yer
successfully. For the past month th
young man has been confined to tn
} house and his many friends will hop
.. for his speedy recovery.
, Since the mad dog has worked sue
havoc Chief Keith is going to rigidl
enforce the order made by Mayor Sils
by, that all dogs must be muzzleo
If you have a dog that you value a
all and are going to let it run loos
I he will live longer with a muzzle on
1t is not known what dogs were bit
ten and the only precaution that ca
J be taken is to muzzle all the dogs i
the city.
Havlatko & Kobus, two young me
! of the city, have set up a merry-gc
round on the corner of Third an
Lawler streets, and as soon as all
Z their paraphernalia arrives they wi
start it up. 1t was bought Of Whit
Lake parties and it was turned owe
to Alex. Dumas to brighten up wit
paint. 1t shows resplendent in il
I bright colors and attractive pictu1
designs. Mr.. Dumas is an artist !
this line Of work and it speaks we
< for him.
Fred G. Braught and Miss Eel
Stainbrooke were united in marrie
4 at Plankinton Saturday, May %, til
ceremony being performed by Rev. Z
ZIP. James. Mr.. Braught is a youn
man who has lived in Mitchell sine
< his boyhood days and is well and POI
ularly known. For some time he W,
< in the employ of the Germania Lar
1 Co. and in the handling Of real esta'
! he developed quite a knack. II
4 bride is an accomplished young Ida
4 and possesses the esteem and frien'
x ship of a large circle Of Acquaintance
J in Plankinton. They will make the
x future home on a farm near Viii
4 Lake which Mr.. Braught has recent
x purchased and made a number of go(
, Improvements thereon. His mar
4 friends in Mitchell will extend the
x hearty congratulations.
The Raymond, owned by Mrs. J.
x Conant, has. changed hands. TT
u hotel property has been purchased
i Plotner & Son, who will take posse
sion on June LIST. Mrs. Conant a,
. family will remain there until Ju
= LIST, when they expect to move in
. their residence on the corner OF Ma