The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-02

Born, TO MIR. aud MIS-. Alexander
Russell, Tuesday, Aug. 30, a daa.h-
ter.
Born, to Prof. and Mrs. T.. a.
Duncan, Wednesday, Aug. 81, a
daughter.
Man-Er-Nine Tablets. The nerve
tonic for men and women Build
up the system and make you feel
bright and cheerful. l.. O. Gale.
Mis-. Maria b. Youmans. of Wells
bridge, N. Y, arrived Tuesday af-
ternoon to make a visit with her
nephew, +. a, Bidwell, and wife.
County Auditor Stearns issued six
licenses to outside hunters giving
them permission to hunt the festive
season.
Miss May Rogers returned Tues
day to Minneapolis, where she
will teach in the city schools the
coming year. The schools open there
tomorrow.
Miss Lydia Bates went to Elan
dreau Wednesday, where she Will
joiu her mother, Mrs. III. l.. Bates.
They expect to locate at some other
place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kimble
went to Rediield on Wednesday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. James
Rogan. Mr.. kimble will see if the
prairie chickens are any livel ier
there than in this county.
DIR. T.. f.. Reamer has commenced
the construction of a new residence
on Duff street, between Fifth and
Sixth Avenues, on a 75-foot front lot
which he purchased some time ago.
1t will be 30 feet square and two
stories high and when completed will
have all the modern Improvements.
r. NJ. Sphinx has the contract for
constructing the house and it will
cost about So, 900.
DR.. r. G. Warne arrived home We'd
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was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. II. L. Warne, who has been in
poor health. Henry Warne, a BROTH
er, VINO resides at FARRELL, Chic,
Mexico, came with them for a short
stay. Mrs. Warne will remain about
two months. Henry, who was an
old time resident OF Mitchell, is now
engaged i'm silver mining in Mexico
and owns three mines, beside being
interested in several Others.
Or. h. A. Bobb, DR.. r.. j. Lamme
and Geo. r.. Douthit and their fam
lilies came home Wednesday flom
Arnold's Park. Iowa, where they
have been enjoying themselves for
the past month at that pleasant
summer resort, and they report nav
ing had a great time. y week ago
Drs. Robb and Lamme sent a box of
fish to their friends i'm Mitchell, the
result of their ability as fishermen,
and The Republican editor was very
kindly counted in on the distIipu
ton.
b. w. johnson, TIE lessee of The
Widmann, was in the city over night
and returned home to Canton We'd
nesday. MIR. johnson said that a
portion of his furniture for the new
hotel had arrived in Mitchell and
the balance would be along in a
Snort time. The hotel building will
be ready before he corn palace week,
as there is a large force OF carpenters
and plumbers at work. Mr.. johnson
and his family will reach Mitchell
Friday and thereafter will be count
ed among the residents Of the city.
The Mitchell band returned home
Tuesday evening after an enjoyable
day at Ihe Salem festival. In the
afternoon..the band gave a concert or
the street and the crowds showed a
fine appreciation of their music.
The baseball game between Mitch
ell and Pierre was won by the latter
by a score of 8 to 3. The Hildebranc
brothers were the battery for Mitch
ell and the rest Of the players were
picked up in McCook county. Not
w%ithstanding Hildeprand %struck..ou'
nineteen men out OF twenty.four VIII
went to bat the Pierre fellows wer,
able to win out. Hildebrand's sup
port was not Of the best and prac
tically all of Pierre's runs were madt
on errors.
Edward Devy has commenced tn
construction of a new residence or
his two lots on the corne OF Sixth
Avenue and Lawler street, the base
ment for which is 32X36 feet in di
mentions. The house will be a twt
story affair and from an inspection
of the plans it is going to be a yer,
attractive house. The pla.s wer,
drawn by S. Q. Wherry, an architec
of this city, and it is evident tina
tba roptlannn nc thorOuuhlv nOCtal