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

/. MIS-. NJ l.. Branch. who .Ias beer
with her son. w. a. Branch. Ton
some little time, went to Oliyet Sat.
drday morning.
Mrs. k. +. Otto has heen visiting
with relatives at Chamberlain for a
week or ten days and came home
Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. c. Ransdell, of Omaha.
has been visiting at the home of Dir.
5. D.. Moore for the past week aad
returned home this morning.
b. ID. Knight, of Luverne, Min.
spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs.
/. +. Graham, and went to Aber-
deem on the afternoon train.
III. G. Cook, of Mt. Vernon, a can
dldate for the nomination of sheriff
on the republican ticket. was i'm the
city Saturday interviewing friends.
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Bailey. of Sun
Prairie. Wis, have been visiting at
the home of Prof. L. f. Graham for
the past week and returned home
Saturday.
George Harris, of Loomis. passed
through The city Satul day on his
way to l8eulan. Douglas county. be-
sng called there by the sudden death
of his sister, Muza, who passed away
Friday.
Mrs. Jos. Winter who has been Wis
iting with relatives in New York
since late in the winter. arrived
home this afternoon with her little
baby, who was born i'm New York
tt.iS summer.
DR.. Thos. Nicholson arrived home
on Monday from Lake Geneva.
Wis, where he has been for the past
two weeks delivering a series of lee
lures before the western department
of the y. w. G. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laidlaw were
in the city over night and returned
home to Alexandra Saturday.
They are just returning from a trip
to the st. Louis exposition and WIS.,
iting with relatives at points in Ar
kansas.
Miss Saran BEDFORD, of Waukesha,
Wis, a sister of MIR. BEDFORD, and
Mrs. Robertson. of Graceville, Mimi,
an aunt of Mrs. Bedford. arrived
last night and this morning, being
called here by the sickness of their
nephew.
Prof. E. E. DeCou has..been. visit
ing with II. S. Wilkinson and family
for the past week and left this morn
ing for his home at Eugene, Ore
gon. VIII ere Prof. DeCau is ASSOCIATE
ed on the faculty of the State
University of Oregon.
The Methodist Sunday school gave
its annual picnic at To5in's park
Friday. and the large membership
of the school was we'll represented.
One of the pleasures of the day was
a boat ride ON the gasoline launch.
which was chartered for the day.
Thclc were plenty of games going ON
and refreshments we're served.
Friends in the city received cards
this morning announcing the marriage
of Louis Teall and Miss Harry Al
berta Whitney, when occurred at
Larned, Kan, Wednesday. Aug. 24
The groom is a son Of the Rev. Il.
III. Teall, former pastor of the Bap-
fist church OF this city. His old
friends will extend congratulations.
Sam G. Sanborn, who is working
with a tlreshing crew for Chas. Ro-
dell. living south west of town. was
to town Saturday, when his
ran away. MIR. Sanborn
jumped from the wagon and broke
lee NJ the ankle. He was brought
town and placed in the home of
Mrs. HlDckley, where DR.. Bali re-
iuced the fracture. Sanborn's home
IS at Gayvillc.
Friday Call Burkhart disposed Of
stock of shoes to the Sharood
Shoe Co of st. Paul. the transfer
being made by Messrs. Clark and
Lyon, representing the company.
This morning Mr.. Clark disposed of
the entire stock to IHarker Bros.
who expect to move the goods to
some other point in the state and
dispose Of them. MIR. Burkhart ex-
oects to go inlo business again In
Mitchell in a short time.
Rev. Chas. II. Powell went to-
chamberlain Saturday and held
in the Episcopal church
Sunday. In the course of a month
Mr.. Powell hopes to be able to devote
lis entire time to the church in this
.ity, as Bishop Hare has notified him
hat a priest will be secured for
Chamberlain and W~oonsocket. which
places he has always attended
20. M a month at Chamberlain