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

Miss Emma Haynes came over from
Mt. Vernon Saturday to visit with
relatives.
For sale-l,O0o bushels OF good
shelled corn. E. ID. Watkins. Sec. 20,
Badger township.
Mrs. John Colvin went out to
Chamberlain Saturday Afternoon to
visit with Charles Colvin ard family.
Geo. A. Johnston went to Chicago
this morning and was accompanied
as far as Waterloo, Iowa. by Lucille.
a new 81 inch Stoughton 9
all complete, for sale cheap at 4O6
east Seventh street, Mitchell, S, d.
Miss Cora Miner has been at Plank
linton the past week teaching in the
institute and came home Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Getchell, who
have been visiting at the home of
DR.. S. j. Moore, left Saturday
for their home in Chicago.
Mrs. L. w. Lewis went over to
Sioux Falls Saturday and was ac-
companied by Miss Laura, who will
resume her position. which she gave
up temporarily during the sickness
and death of her father.
A card from e. G. Bent, of Dell
Rapids, secretary of the South Dakota
State Board Of Pharmacy, states that
the next examination of candidates
for registration will be held in this
city Wednesday, JulYS Applications
for examination should be filed with
the secretary five days before the
date Of the meeting.
Parties coming down from the north
part of the state Monday said
that a sever storm covered the Sec
ton OF state from Ashton north to
Aberdeen last night. An immense
lqauntity Of rain fell at different times
during. the night and some hail fell,
but il any damage was done by the
latter it could not be ascertained.
That section was badly in need Of
moisture. particularly north Of Mel
lette.
Sunday evening the scholars of the
Baptist church gave their Children's
Day exercises and the church was
packed with people. The platform
was handsomely decorated with flow
ers around an arch and the whole pre-
sented an attractive appearance. A
splendid program of music and reci-
tations was given and though lengthy
it was much enjoyed. a good collec-
ton vas taken up for the Publication
Society.
Fred Widmann has completed the
foundation for his saloon building
and has a rough floor laid on the
tlmbers. Fred will have to commence
to pay license for his saloon Wednes-
day and as the building would not be
ready for occupancy for nearly two
months he has taken time by the
lAO4O4OSA dllA CsCSOCu q oludll WOOuSll
structure on the floor and will start
his saloon in that until the building
is completed.
Sioux Falls Press, 20: Charles A.
Crane, manager of the Western Union
office in this city, has been promoted
to the management of the company's
office in Duluth and will leave in a
few days 10 take charge. During his
two years in this city Mr.. Crane has
made an excellent record and the
promotion comes as a we'll deserved
advancement which is approved by
his many friends here, who, never.
theless, dislike to have him leave
Sioux Falls.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Dix, who were
quietly married in this city Wednes
day, June 10, and left the same even.
ing on their wedding trip, arrived
home Saturday afternoon. They have
been in Chicago the greater share O.
the time. Their friends among tn,
younger society people are planning
to get even with them in some wa,
for accomplishing their marriage ant
getting out of town before the infor
nation got around. DR.. and Mrs
Dix will make their home in the Kocl
apartment house as soon as it il
finished.
: Mitchell was defeated ly the Park
! ston bali team at athletic park Fri
day afternoon by a score Of 10 to 3
: Williams was in the box for Mitchell
and pitched a winning game, but hi
support was poor. He struck out min
: men and Parkston only made six hit
off his delivery. Hough and Vel