The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
IN TOWN AND OUNTR
MATTERS OF INTEREST HAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.. HuId,
Friday, Aug. -, "A daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Gel
ger, Tuesday, Aug. l6, IA SON.
Miss Lou Hatch, of Bridgewater,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A.
TruaX.
Desirable farm loans wanted. In
terest 6 per cent. Call on or address
Nj. II Rowley, Mitchell, S. d.
Miss Mamie Saul returned from
lit. Dodge, Iowa, Monday where
she has been visiting relatives the
past two weeks.
Miss Sara Scallin has neen visiting
out on the Sioux reservation with a
lady friend for the past two weeks
and came home Monday morning.
For sale cheap.-One heavy Slough
ton wagon all complete. nearly new.
NJ. 2. Bates, east Fourth street,
Mitchell, S. ID.
The Misses Foley, who have been
visiting at the home of r. ID Welch
for the past month. left Monday
for their home at Anamosa, Iowa.
Mrs. Bert Mccormick and Harry
Wallis arrived on Tuesday from
Milwaukee and are guests at the
home OF MIR. aud Mrs. Tbos. Man
chester.
Z. Ferguson went east to make his
fall and winter purchase of goods for
his establishment, and expects to
visit the markets OF New York and
Chicago to lay in his supply.
j. II. Holmes was in the city Tues
day on his way to Aberdeen from a
trip to the Black Hills country.
Over in the western part of the state
Mr.. Holmes found things prosperous.
Dan McDermaid has commenced
the construction of two cottages on
Hanson street. With a large force
OF men at work he expects to have
n of them ready for occupancy in
side of two weeks. Mr.. McDermaid
went to Sioux City Thursday.
Rev. a. Craig Bowdish received a
telegram Monday evening from Mrs.
Bowdish at Portland, Mich. an
nouncing the sudden death of her
father. winch occurred during the
day. He was we'll advanced in years
and death came principally as a re-
suit of old age.
MIS-. N. L. Dawson and Miss Glare
Nobis left on Tuesday for a trip
back to Castillo, N. Y, where the
remains of the late N. l.. Dawson
are inferred. Before returning they
expect to cross over into Canada and
make a trip down the st. Lawrence
river anG make a brief stop at Nj
agara Falls. They VIII be away
about two weeks.
ID. w. BurIight yesterday complet-
ed the sale of fourteen lots in the
Capital addition to Mitchell. living
north of the Omaha track, TO a syn
dictate OF farmers living in Brule
county. There is quite a good dea.
of property being sold to outside
parties, who are demonstrating theil
faith pretty strong in Mitchell's win.
ming the capital fight.
%. z. Newbury says that 10y tomor,
Tow all the glass in the green house
will be replaced. He stated there
were 2,400 lights of glass broken dur,
ing the hall storm last week, anc
that it was quite an expense to re.
place them. He had on hand a large
supply Of glass that he was to use FOL
the new building which he pressed
into service in the emergency ane
sent away for another supply.
Agent Taylor received notice from
the Chicago officials OF the Milwau
kee road that a special excursion
train will be run from Mitchell tt
Sioux Falls, Thursday. Aug. 25. Thi!
is capital day at the Carnival tina,
will open in the Queen City mex
week, and it is planned to make I
great day Of it. Mitchell people ar,
preparing to send over a big delega
tion and the people OF this cit.
should arrange to represent the fu
utre capital city with an immense
delegation.
NJ. NJ. Hitchcock. of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Monday Afternoon
to make a visit with his brothers, a
E. and b. E. Hitchcock. 1t was IF
teen years ago that Mr.. HitchcocI
left Mitchell and moved to the east
and he was little prepared to see al