The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-24

Harness, machine and hand made,
is carried by VIM. Koch. Fine line
OF fly nets, lap robes, ETC., for sum
mer use.
Miss Edna Daniels has been camp
ing ont with ,.iit y Of Yankton
friends near that piice Tor the past
month and retufr.ed IIume Tuesday
afternoon.
In mentioning the two young peo-
PIE who had gone forth from this
city into the broad work of the Y.
w. G. A. The Republican inadver-
tently omitted the name OF Miss Car
lota Meyer, who is at present engaged
III this work at Sacramento, Cal.
John Bateiy received word from
Secretary e. g. Bent, Of Dell Rapids,
that he had passed the examination
taken before the State Board Of Phar-
macy, which was in session here two
weeks ago. Mr.. Bately is employed
as the pharmacist in J.. H.. Ferris
drug store.
| UASihdJ elISE ClClllOILlClSl SOU uU
to 96 degrees and the afternoon was
exceedingly warm. There is one thing
about a hot day in this country and
that is the atmosphere always turns
cool at night. During the night the
thermometer vent down to So. de-
grees, a change of 40 degrees in less
than twelve hours.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Schcurenbrand, Monday, July 20. a
daughter. The. situation at the
Scheurenbrand home is very critical
under the circumstances. owing to
the prevalence of scarlet fever in the
house. The mother and child are on
the second floor and the scarlet few
er case is on the first floor.
P. D.. James reports that quick pay
ment was made on the life insurance
policy carried by the late Mrs. John
Broadbent, in the Brotherhood of
American Yeomanry. Notice was
sent to headquarters Of her death
June 20, and a draft for 81 ,672. 80 was
received by Mr.. James July 8, which
was turned over to Mr.. Broabdent.
Insure against hail with j. N. Grow.
Monday evening Miss Lucy Thomp.
son entertained a number of hel
young lady and gentlemen friends at
her home on east Sixth street. ir
honor of her friend, Miss Ethel Baker
Of Monroe, Mich. The evening wa
spent in various games of amusement
and it proved very pleasant to all
Refreshments were served toward tn
; close.
T If you want a threshing machin
, E. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
neapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
New officers are now in charge o
the Daughters Of Rebekah, the FOL
lowing having been installed at tn
o recent meeting: Noble Grand. Mis-
@ Lillian Patterson; Vice Grand, Mrs
. Elton Mckinley; R. S. N. g., Mrs
Clara A. Lukins: Z. S. N. G.. Mrs
q W. H. Bloss; Secretary, Mrs. Lanni
n Brown; Treasurer, Mrs. f. a Bic
we'll; Warden. Mrs. Fl. 0. Fish; In
side Guardian. II. o. Fish; Chaplain
Mrs. A. S. Curtis.
: Repairs are being made on tn
building on north Main street tia
IS has been leased by the local militi
company. A new roof is being pu
d on. the interior pIastered and til
: front of the structure will be in
IS proved. 1t is expected to have til
Il work done so that the building ca
be occupied by the company shortl
after the first Of the coming month
9 Co. d has been without a nome {
a drill room for so long that the men
beers will appreciate this hall vel
. much indeed
q Huron Journal : World: G..
,e Hutchinson of the James Valley ban
A and G.. H. Fullenweider, of tt
Standard Savings bank, last week a
n tended the bankers convention
Mitchell. They reported a large a
- tendance and an excellent meetin'
- The convention opened on Wednesds
and on that evening Gen. Geo.
- Silsby, mayor of the city OF Mitche
and national bank exaimn er for Sou
~ Dakota, delivered the address of we
~ come and for originality it was tt
;s best thing which has been heard +
N many a day.
en- A cement crossing is being laid
be the city from the northeast corner
the court house square across Il
street north. This is a good improy
:. ment, With this the court house CT
ba ,ooohad from three nj tferp