The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
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A son Of Albert jackson died at
Fulton Sunday. The boy was II
years Of age.
John Deere plows and cultivators
are the best on the market. Sold by
D. W. Collins.
E. B. VanAlstine has a nice assort-
ment OF buggles and surries, both
steel and rubber tire.
Mrs. o. P. Shaw and two children
came up from Scotland Saturday
evening to make a visit at the home
of Geo. 81. Miner.
W, II. Cook, Of the hardware firm
OF Webster, Cook & Co.. has purchased
the residence of Geo. B. Kelsey on
west Fourth street.
Harry Mcdonald and Chas. Gam
mage went to Chamberlain Monday
to play with the band at that place
during the firemen's tournament.
BRAND Mrs. R. E. Dundass and
children came up from Armour Satur-
day evening to make a visit with rel
atives. DR.. Dundass went to Redfeld
Monday afternoon.
A. r. Groenke arrived home Sun
day morning from a business trip to
Minneapolis. Mr.. Groenke is now
representing the Dayton Computing
Scale Co. on the road.
Judge Smith and Court .Stenogra-
pher Boyles went out to Gam Valley
Monday to hold a term of court
for Buffalo county. There are two
bank ROBBERS to try at the term.
The Plankinton ball club arrived
In the city monday and in the at
teroon they played a game with the
University mine at Athletic Park.
Plankinton won by a score Of 6 to 2.
The Milwaukee road carried about
1.100 people QUITO Chamberlain Sum
day on the excursion trains. But two
trains were brought here, from the
east and south.---.1he trains reached
their destination Without any acct
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Boyd who have
been visiting at the home OF DR.. S.
~. Moore, returned to their home at
Davenport, Iowa, Monday morning.
Mr.. Boyd came.but.--a few days ago.
He is connected with the Rock Island
road IN a h%igh.of1cial capacity. -.
DR.. B. A. Bobb received a letter
Friday-from A. Lagorio, Of Chicago,
medical director Of the .-Pasteur In.
stitute Of Chicago, with reference tc
the case Of Adolph Haut, who was
severely-bitten by the mad dog last
Saturday. DR.. Lagorio says that Mr..
Haut arrived at The Institute Tues.
day and that he was Immediately
placed under treatment. He. con.
siders the a of the gravest charac-
ter on account of the severity of the
bites, and especially the one ovel
the left eye. The DR.. said be WOULD
tgive Mr.. Haut good attention.
Sunday evening Rev. J. S. Surbeck
pastor of the Presbyterian church
delivered the baccalaureate address
to the high school graduating class,
The services were.held.. at the corr
palace and despite the indications o
rain, and which started up an boul
before the exercises commenced, there
was a very large crowd in the t:uild.
ing. just before the services begar
Supt. Quigley accompanied the grad,
yates to the building and they were
given seats in front. The devotion.
al exercises were conducted by Revs
T. II. Youngman, D. R. Tomlin, ant
f. T. Drewett. The singing wa!
furnished by Mrs. Emily Bras-Grace
Miss Clare Nobis, G. W. Downey ant
Virgil Boyles, with Mrs. y. q
Halphide at the piano. Rev. Mr.
Surbeck delivered a most interesting
sermon and the advice he rendered
the graduates at the close was of the
character to lead them to following
Christian lives. lie made a splendid
impression on the the audience, il
being his first public appearance out
(slde OF his church.
A Serious Mistake.