The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-10

urday evening.
Miss Clara Reierson went over to
Canton Friday to remain until the
close of the Epworth Assembly.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G. Mccartney and
little daughter, Henrietta, have re-
turned from their outing at Big Stone
lake.
Mrs. Lawrence Grace departed for
her former home at New Boston, ILL.,,
to make a visit with friends and rel
atives.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred T. Drewett and
little sol left Monday for the
Epworth Assembly at Canton and ex-
pect to be there about two weeks.
Q. Q. Dean went to Miller Friday
afternoon to remain over the national
holiday, returning Monday. Mrs.
Dean and the children are at Miller
visiting relatives.
Walter Fl. Broadbent and Dee Noble
were in Sioux Falls attending the SEES
SIGN of the Undertakers' convention.
They are also took the examination
for embalming before the state board
Of examiners.
DR.. W. E. Crane and DR.. W. R.
Ball have formed a partnership for
the practice of medicine, which took
effect the first of The month. DIR.
Ball has had his Office with DR.. Crane
since he graduated last year.
3D.. D. Butterfeld arrived home
Thursday from Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. where he was called by the SER
ious illness of his father. There was
but little improvement in the sick
man when Mr.. Butterfeld left.
County Treasurer E. J. Haynes has
made an investment in Mitchell
property. He has purchased A. A.
Truax's residence on west Fourth
street. and as soon as Mr.. Truax
moves into his new residence Mr..
Haynes and family will get possession
of their home. The consideration for
the property was 81, 900.
In their new advertisement today
A. 4. McGoVern & Sons announce
some special bargains along various
lines in their store. These are for
new goods that have just arrived.
Read their advertisement carefully
and note what they have to say con-
cerning the bargains they are placing
before their customers.
o. W. Coursey was called to Alpena
last Thursday by the sudden death OF
his niece. He was accompanied home
Friday night by his father and mother
and sister Hattie, who visited with
him over the Fourth. His father re-
turned Saturday, but the mother and
sister remained over Sunday and went
home to Virgil Monday afternoon.
Mitchell's delegation, which went
to Sioux Falls Thursday morning to
attend the midsummer carnival, re-
turned home on the evening train
and spoke very highly Of the show
that is being put up by the Queen
City. The street attractions are very
good indeed and the Ferrari Bros.
made good all that has been said Of
the circus.
S. G. Boyce arrived home from
Sioux Falls Thursday evening. He
went yer to attend the convention
OF the undertakers OF the state and
reports a large attendance. Mr..
Boyce said that thirty-fve new men,
bers Joined the association and nearly
as many took the examination for
embalmtng before the state board,
which was also in session at the same
time.
Miss Belle Wilson left Monday
for. Chicago. On her arrival there
Tuesday she was united in mar
riage to Frank G.. Valley. The
groom was in Mitchell in the fall OF
1901 during the engagement OF Ph;n-.
ney's United States band, and met
the young lady whom he will now
make his wife. Mr.. Valley played in
the saxaphone section of the band.
He appeared to be a very pleasant
young gentleman during his visit
here this spring. The young lady's
many friends in the city will extend
their hearty congratulations.
The annual meeting of the Mitch
ell Cattle Co. was held in this city
Friday evening, and vas attended by
L. K. Lord Of Parker and +. II,
Brockway, of Rockford, and Messrs.
Geo. A. Silsby, 0. L. Branson, w. E.
Turner, and J. S. Daniels, of this
city. The following officers were re-
elected: President, W. E. Turner;