The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-01

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Pierre to visit with friends a short
time.
Or. Geo. p. Dix came down from
Aberdeen Monday to make a short
stay with old friends.
For all laundry purposes Swift's
Pride Soap nswers every purpose.
1t is a necessity when fine work is
desired. Order some today.
Mr.. and, Mrs. A.. b. Nelson. of
Pierre, arrived in the city Monday
evening and were guests at the
home of w. A. Branch while en-
route to Canton to attend The en-
campment.
James Bauldry, of Groton, spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dun ;
can. They were old friends back in
Canada and have not seen each other
for twenty years. Mr.. Bauldry was
shown owe the city by his friends
and he expressed himself as being
we'll pleased with Mitchell.
Jos. Loevinger and family have
just moved into their new residence
on east Second street, and a very
comfortable and attractive home
they have. 1t is a two story suruct-
ure, with modern improvements, and
it will be heated with hot water.
1t cost MIR. L%oevinger a little ovel
So, 900 and his numerous friends will
wish that the family may live long
to enjoy its comforts.
Freeman Knowles, OF Deadwood,
spent Tuesday in the city while on
his way to Aberdeen. Mr.. Knowles
is quite a prominent mar in the
Hills country, and will be remember
ed as the candidate for the socialist
party for governor several years ago.
Mr.. Knowles was also the congress-
man from South Drkota during the
days Of populism. He speaks at the
Tacoma park meeting this and next
week.
James Spears is getting in readi-
ness to Ie-establish his brick yard on
ground one and a half miles north of
town. He has found a fine d eposit
of clay that averages 20 feet deep
but in some places it is so feet deep.
He has just completed a flowing
we'll with which he will be able to
wash the gravel from the clay. MI.
Spears expects to turn ont a tine
quality Of nrick and will have some
on the local market shortly.
At the meeting of local branch
Of the National Association of Sta
t%ionary Engineers. the following
election of officers was held: Presi-
dent, Jos. "A. Swift: vice president,
John L. Nelson: secretary. W. N.
Hollands: conductor, f. w. Jones:
d%oorkeeper, F.W. Fairchild: delegate
to the national convention John
Tuckey alternate. John l.. Nelson.
Mr.. Nelson and John Crosbie were
elected trustees for three and two
years respectively.
Rev. Fl. S. Wilkinson, pastor of the
Methodist church departed for Chi
cage With the remains Of Mrs. Will.
kinson's brother, II. +. DeCarr. who
died several years ago at Madison.
At Chicago Mr.. Wilkinson will meet
Prof. e. r. DeCarr, of the DIVERSITY
OF Oregon. who is relurnig from Ari-
IONA. with the remains of his
father, E. Il. DeCarr, who died
while visiting there last fall. Prof.
DeCarr will take the two bodies from
Chicago to their final resting place
beside his mother i'm Mt. Pleasant
cemetery, London. Canada.
For years any person who had per
sonal business to transact with tho
Electric Co. they had to tramp down
to the plant or wait for an oppoltun.
ity to catch the manager on t he
streets. +. w. t'airchild has chang
ed all of this and now has an office
down town. Her rented a portion o
Geo. kanouf room, corner of Main
and Fourth streets and will carry
supplies for incandescent lights.
The citizens will appreciate thu
hardness of the new location. Thu
Electric Co. is enlarging Its business
right along and putting lights in /;
great number of houses. A new
dynamo is expected to arrive soor
to meet the requirements Of the IN.
creased business.
Judge Smith, accompanied by Judg'
Gaffy, Of the Pierre judicial circuit,
went to Oacoma Monday evening tt
finish the term of circuit court. 4
few CT the old cattle rustlers Out
there who are up for trial objected
to Judge Smith sitting on Thu
bench when their cases are heart
and made affidavit that they could
not cur an impartial trial. Judge
Smith secured the consent of Judg,
Gatfy to hear the cases this week
Court has been in session at Oacoms
for the past two weeks and eigh'
convictions were obtained. six o