The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

Allan Lathrop returned to Milwau-
kee Friday.
Mrs. Isabel Jordan and Miss Grace
Jordan went to Huron Friday to
visit several weeks.
Born, to Mr.. and MIS-. Alexander
Russell a son, Friday, June 26. The
little infant died u short time after
birth.
DIR. G. O. Seaman, who has been
visiting his brother, I. w. Seaman,
returned home to Cherokee, Iowa,
Friday.
Mccormick owe and hayrakes
do the business for the farmer in
first class manner. WIN. Koch sells
them.
Mrs. Charles Swift has been visiting
with relatives at Oswego, ILL.,, for the
past month and arrived home Thurs
day evening.
Henry Albrecht arrived Thursday
from Milwaukee. Wis.,. and while here
will build an addition to bis resi-
dence on east Second street.
j. Q. Walratb and j. B. Wolgemuth
Joined Chas. a. Howard Of Aberdeen,
and H. Packard, of Redfield, Friday
morning on their way to Canton to.
attend a meeting of the mutual in
surance companies of the state.
A. III. Bdyley, of Plano township,
Hanson county. left this morning for
Kelso. Wash. to spend the summer
and winter with relatives in that
country. He was accompanied by his
niece. Miss Gustayus Howard, of
Vernon, Mimi, who went to Baker
City, Ore.
W. r. Upton, a member Of the
toard OF charities and corrections,
passed through the city Friday
on his way home to Armour. Mr..
Upton recently bought some property
in Mitchell and he stated that he eX-
pectes to move here with his family
next week.
Harness, machine and hand made,
is carried by VIM. Koch. Fine line
of fly nets, lap robes. ETC., for sum-
mer use.
J.. G. and L. D. Milne, who were in
attendance at the meeting of the SUI
preme lodge Of Modern Woodmen OF
America, at Indianapolis last week,
arrived home Thursday afternoon.
While there they were able to accom-
plish some things that will result in
good to the Home Guardians of this
city.
The G A. r. and w. r. G. en-.
campment adjourned at Big Stone
Thursday and the Mitchell people
came home Friday morning. Among
them were Commander and Mrs.
Nash. Mrs. Anna M. Williams, Mrs.
Clara A. Lukins, 0. D.. Stearns anC
H. N. Cox. They report having
very pleasant time at the lake. Ar
accident happened to Joseph Bush
} an old soldier, of Britton, Wednesday
night. He was sitting in a window
in a hotel at Big Stone and fell tt
the ground below. His neck was
broken.
VIM. Koch carries a good assert.
ment of buggles. Don't make a
p lrchase until you see what he has
, He got a special deal on a carload
and will give purchasers the benefit.
q. E. Vermilyea has closed hi!
bowling alley for the summer, ant
the material is being stored awav
. The lease expired on the Building
: and it will be used for other pur
, poses in the future. Mr.. Vermilye;
I stated that he has purchased a 10
, in the business district and will cree
a building especially for the bowling
alley. 1t will contain sufficient roon
. for four alleys and will be equippe;
Z with the best there is in the bowlin,
business. Bowling has l,ecome quit
. a pastime among the ladies an
= gentlemen in the city and in it's ney
quarters it is believed that the gam
y will be more popular than ever. MI
Vermilyea says he expects to com
Stmence the erection Of his new tuild
Z ing about the middle of July, and i
will be ready for use by Sept. /.
The Denver Times of June. IS con
tains a fine portrait of Mr.. d. Bert
ram Cropp, of this city, announcin
= that gentleman as the new directo
of athletics in the state university a
Boulder, Colo. Mr.. Cropp's record a
. an athlete and also as an instructo
, in athletics is given. The Time
: seems to think that the %universit
, has secured a great find in Mr.. Crop
4 and it andnrsaS tho idoa Of nlacin