The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-31

Mrs. f. G. Chaphe, of Sioux Falls,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. j. B.
Woglemuth.
Mrs. f. H. Wlnsor went over to
Sioux Falls this morning to remain
a week or ten days with relatives.
Russell Foster went down to Elk
Point Saturday and will join a
camping party on the banks of the
Missouri.
DR.. Leona Dix visited with rela-
.tives in the city a few days and re-
turned home to Aberdeen Monday
afternoon.
The highest point reached by the
thermometer Saturday was SO. At
Aberdeen, 100 miles farther north,
the mercury went up to 1Ol degrees.
Mrs. James McGrath and daugh er,
Miss Nellie, who have been visiting
at the home of M. Nj. Doyle, left
Monday for their home at Darling
ton, Wis. &
Franz Peutterich has been travelling
through the northern tier uf counties
for the past few days attending to
some business matters and returned
home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.. Phelps and
grandson came out from New Hamp-
ton, Iowa, to remain over Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Boyce and
returned home Monday morning.
Mrs. Geo. III. Hust and daughter,
Lucille, are visiting relatives in the
city. They expect to remove to Sioux
Falls, which will be the center OF
Mr.. Hust's territory iE the future.
Paul Williams, who graduated at
the University last month, has gone
tc Chicago to take a position with the
Williams Organ Co., and while there
will pursue his studies on the violin.
Mrs. j. f. Bradley is making some
improvements on her residence on
west Second street. The old addition
has been torn away, and a larger one
is being built on the north. She will
put a perch on the east side of the
house.
Charles Hiue. of Martinsburg. w.
Va, has taken a position as jeweler
in Nichols's jewelry store. Mr.. Hite
is ACCOMPLISHED in his line of work
and does engraving. Mr.. Nichols
will have a bench for his own use on
the south side of the store.
Work was commenced Monday
by Gottlleb Scheurenbrand's force of
men to lay a cement sidewalk from
Fifth street north to Sixth street. 1t
will be twelve feet wide and at the
north end it requires Is inches OF
filling to bring it up to grade.
Miss Nellie Kintigh has been visit
ing with Sheriff and Mrs. Kintigh
and left Monday for her home
at Bryan, Ohio. Sheriff Klntigh ac-
companied his niece as far as Sioux
CiJy, where he was called by the i'll.
ness of his daughter, Miss frankie
Kintigh.
W. B. Dodson will again go into
the barber business. He has pur.
chased a complete new outfit of three
chairs and Will establish his head.
quarters in the basement of The
Mitchell. He hopes to be ready--tc
open up for business by the first Of
next week.
Quite a numter of people are put.
ting in their hard coal at the pres
emf time to be out of the way of {
possible shortage this winter. L
seems rather inharmonious during
the present spell Of warm weathe,
for the ice wagon to meet the Goa
wagon on the streets.
j. Q. milne, the supreme field mar
shall of the Home Guardians, arrive
in the city Saturday from Iroquoi'
having been at that and n or twt
other places during the week in TIN
interests of the order. Mr.. Miln'
says that new members and nev
lodges are being established in til
state steadily.
The excursion over the Milwaukee
road to Linton, N. D., Sunday, wa
not very largely p%atronized along th
line of 1oute, although a delegation
Of thirty people Of this city starte'
out on the train, some going through
to Linton and others stopping off a
various points along the road. /
heavy rainstcrm cah1e up about th
time the train left Mitchell and con
tinued to Aberdeen. and this doubt
lessly had the effect of putting a sto
to much Of the traffic.
Ray Chase, of Alexandria, has &C