The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-24

ing with friends in the city aud re-
TUNED home 10 s%anborn, Iowa.
MIS-. Chas. lBeebe vent to Mason
City. Iowa, Friday to visit with
her daughters a potion OF The sum
lner.
Lost Last Friday evening. south
OF Mitchell. I 3lacl SUIT jacket
LeaSe..at this onjse ana receive re-
ward
e. \ Graves has been away on q
ttip TO ms Old home at Oshkosh
Nis., tor several weeks ana leunned
home Monday evening
Mrs May Braasch. WHO has been
making her home With her sister,
MIS-. II. \. Boylan, since last Jam
uray, left Saturday for Sioux City.
Miss Grace Smith. daughter of
James t. Smith, and Miss May Shan
ely, of Woonscket. went to Yankton
Saturday TO attend the summer
school of Nankton college
Rev. j. Nj. Crowther departed Fri
day for Lake Geneva, Wis, to at
tend the gathering of the Y. Nj. G..
y. He was elected as a delegate
from the University association
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Gilbert Dock was brought Before
Justice Mckinley Saturday for
and fined SO for dumping otfal at
the dump grounds, in violation of
the ordinance, and then refusing to
remove it.
Prof. NJ. II. Markle, who has charge
of the physical culture classes of
Dakota University, left Saturday
for Lake Geneva, Wis. to have charge
of the same class of work i'm the Y.
NJ. c. A. summer school.
Rev. a. Craig Bowdish arrived home
Saturday from Sioux Falls, where
he attended the state Christian En-
deavor convention. Mr.. Bowdish
delivered al address before the con
vention Friday afternoon on"Christ-
ian Endeavor,an Effective Arm of the
Church." Mr.. Bowuish said that
there were about l25 delegates pre-
sent at the convention and that a
fine interest is displayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Melvin, of
Madison, Wis.,. who have been in
the city and vicinity for several
days returned home Friday. MIR.
Melvin owns a quarter section of
land in Reulah township and he was
out just to see how things were get
ting along on the farm. He was
very we'll pleased with the crop out
look and considers his Investment i'm
South Dakota land as gilt edge.
Mrs. NJ. L. Rice and Mrs. w. H..
NanHorn, of Lead, we're in attend-
ance at the Eastern Star Grand
Chapter at Yankton last week, and
came up to Mitchell to visi: a few
days with Mrs. r. NJ. Sphinx. The
ladies started back on their Journey
to the Hills country Saturday
Mrs. VanIlorn was appointed as
Grand Adah by The new worthy
matron. Friday Mrs. Clara Lukens
entertained Mrs. Rice and Mrs VAN
Horn and Mrs. Davis, of Lennon.
and Mrs. j. II. Nolt, of this city. at
tea. Mrs. NanIIorn's husband holds
quite a distinguished relationship
with a leading American, being a
cousin OF President Roosevelt.
j. w. Wilson, OF l%5rookings. sccre-
taly of the South Dakota Improved
Live Stock Breeders Association,
was in tie city Friday in con
ference with President j. H.. EIion.
concerning the big convention that
will he held in Mitchell NEXT Febru-
AIRY. At that time President Llion
said that there would be a large
amount of the highest grade stock
in the state for sale. Secretary Mi
son said that South Dakota Will be
represented at the stock exhibit at
the ST. Louis exposition. arrange
ments have been made in some way
for paving the expenses OF the eX-
hibit. At present Mr.. Wilson is ira
Yelling over the state making d selec
ton of the best stock he a find.
The stock show opens some time
in September.
Fred L. Johnson and Otis Ander-
son. who went to st. Louis several
months ago to work on the South
Dakota building on the exposition
grounds, arrived home Friday even
ing, and they made a mighty quick
trip. They left st. Louis Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock and made the
trip here at 10 o'lcock Friday night.
being % houls on the road. Mr..
johnson had charge of the decora-