The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-26
Additional Local News.

Miss Nellie FULLY, Of Minneapolis,
is visiting with Mrs. Nellie Ward,
81. G. Greene went out to Messing
ton Springs Thursday to do some
more surveying for that place.
Misses Beatrice and Leona Ellen
wood left Thursday to visit with
friends at DeSmet for two or three
weeks.
Frank Mowder, of Sioux City, was
in town and returned nome Thursday
morning. Frank is now employed in
the shops of the Omaha railroad at
Sioux City.
Mrs Geo. 81. Perry and two child
rem came down from Aberdeen Thurs
day morning and are guests at the
home of III. g. Tapp.
Mrs. A.. Thompson arrived home
Monday evening from a trip to What
com. Wash. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Eunice, who has
been teaching school at that place
during the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Schlimgen
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zeir and Miss
Anna Zeir, of Madison, Wis.,, came
out to attend the wedding Of Edward
Schlimgen and Miss Carrier Trimmer,
which occurred at Letcher Tuesday.
Chas. Ferguson has an announces
ment in his advertising space today
that he will close out his racket de-
partment in his store on account Of
remodeling the interior. On this
line he will give a discount of from
25 to so per cent.
Funeral services were held over the
remains Of Miss Marshall, aged "a,
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the home Of her parents on the Ben
nett farm, just north of the city, and
the remains were laid to rest in
Graceland cemetery. The services
were conducted by Rev. T. FL. Young
man. The young lady died Of con-
sumption Tuesday.
The circus managers seem to have
found an exceedingly green field in
South DAKOTA this season. Mitchell
has already had Campbell Bros. and
the Forepaugh-Sells aggregation is
billed for July IA. Today bills were
hung mp over the city announcing the
coming Of Busby Bros. show for July
3. It is reported that along in the
fall Ringling Bros. show will visit
this state.
Hoyt Cox and Mr.. Johnson went
up to the school house Thursday after
noon and took a picture of the
members Of the teachers institute
and the faculty. The editor of The
Republican got there just in time
to be invited to join the handsome
group Of young ladies. A large half
tone plate will be made and the
picture will be published in The
Republican Wednesday of next week.
Dr.. S. G. Melcher, of Crow Lake,
S. D., places an advertisement in the
columns of The Capital today to
rut or the market some valuable
quarter sections Of land in the vicin-
lty Of Grow Lake. This land is To-
Gated in the, good portion Of q state
which is in the highest condition Of
prosperity, and a state which has
produced more wealth per capita,
each year, the past five years, than
any state IN the union. DR.. Melcher
says the land is only as miles from
Mitchell, the future capital of the
state.
Jack Enright, an oldtime printer
who has been making this circuit for
a number of years, got into town
Tuesday afternoon, and was in pref
ty bad condition. He has been
sick with something like dropsy and
his condition was pitiable. His limbs
were swollen so large that be could
hardly walk. The printers in The
Republican office raised a purse in the
afternoon and bought him a ticket
for Sioux City so that he could get
into a hospital for treatment. The
bond of fellowship among printers is
quite helpful at times.
A game of ball will be played be-
tween the Mitchell and Parkston
clubs FRIDAY afternoon at O'Clock at
the University park on the south side.
A week or so ago Parkston defeated
Mitchell and the home team feel
that they now have the players on
the list to defeat their opponents.
The game will doubtless be a close
enc, as the score in the first game