The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-14
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson,

Miss Lue Fitzpatrick. of Adrian,
Mimi, is visiting with Mrs. ]. S.
Surbeck.
Lee Baldock came down from Min
neapoias Friday and will visit
at the home of DR.. Freyberg for sew
eral weeks.
Miss May Bower. who has been
visiting her brother, DR.. G. A. Bow
er, left Friday for her home at
West Union, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cessford and son
went to Spirit Lake, Iowa, Friday
morning to remain several weeks at
that peasant summer resort.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Crosby left
Friday for Kalamazoo. Mich. to
make a visit with friends. They
will return home in about three
weeks via Minneapolis.
A. d. Wapole has got to build
another house. He has built two in
less than a year, and has just sold
the last one, which he finished about
two months ago. to Eric Jensen.
The September term of the United
States district court will be Eeld at
Deadwood, and in drawing the names
of men for the grand and petit iuries
Mitchell will have nc representative
on either body.
President W. I. Graham arrived
home Monday from Minneapolis,
where he has been for several days
looking after the roofing material for
Century Memorial hall. The building
has reached the point where it is
ready for the roofing.
LYLE Branch arrived in the city
from Pierre, where he has been en-
4ployed in the Pierre National bank.
The young man will be employer in
the abstractzoH1ce Of his father, w.
a. Branch, during the rest Of the
summer and in the fall will enter
Dakota University.
An ice cream social was given on
the lawn Of the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, and the crowd was
sufficiently large as to keep the young
lady walters working pretty faithful
ly. The church lawn was prettily il
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
The ladies cleared a neat sum of
money for their treasury.
Oral M. Heather and Miss Mary E..
Jensen were united in marriage
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock by
Rev. Z. H. Youngman at his home.
The couple was accompanied by Misses
Amanda Jensen and Carrie Anderson.
The groom is employed lin the Mil
waukee round house. :and both young
people are highly respected in their
circle Of acquaintances. 4
In looking yer the news of twenty
years ago as published from the files
of the Artesian Advocate, we notice
! that reference is made to the COM
ing to that county of j. u. Ferris,
of Waterloo. Mr.. Ferris is now 10.
Gated in Mitchell in the drug bust.
ness. There are frequently some
interesting items IN the papers pub.
lished twenty and twenty-five years
/ ago, the time when this part of the
state was getting its first settlement
! w. O. Gorham, who lives Is miles
: northeast CT Mitchell, was brought
to town Monday with a dislo.
Gated shoulder, and was taken to the
office OF DR.. B. A. Bobb. who reduced
! the fracture. The accident resulted
evidently, from tie immense wheaI
3 crop in that vicinity. He was pitch
ing bundles OF the stack when tn,
dislocation occurred. A big crop ha'
its disadvantages to the farmer an,
it is presumed that if Mr.. Gorham'
e wheat crop had not been so heavy b
would still be in good physical condi
, tion.
t Dr.. and Mis-. 3. A. Both and Lu
ellie arrived home Thursday evening
t from their trip to Colorado. Most O
9 their time wa spent with MI. an,
t Mrs. Wilt, at Shawnee, where the
have a summer cottage, and fshin|
: and hunting occupied many leisul
i hours. They report having had
very enjoyable trip. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilt stopped at Loveland, Colo. an
it will be several weeks before the
E return. The rest. of the Mitchell
d party which went to Colorado at til
b same time, about a month ago, viii
e remain some time longer.
81 J. W. Broadtent s. Co. take a ne,
q advertising space in The Republica
today, and among other things an
q nounce the fact that the firm is nov
q ready to offer their services in al
lines Of undertaking. w. r. Broao