The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-22

800 'NpN
for Syracuse, N. Y, where he en-
poets to remain a portion of the
summer.
Edwin and Keith Mohr. who have
been visiting their grandparents.
Chief kieth and wife, went to Alex
andria Tuesday morning.
j. S. Daniels and daughter, Miss
Grace, and Miss Ella Reed have re-
turned from their trip of several
weeks at the st. Louis exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Nickers left
Tuesday morning for Elkhorn, Della
field and Edgerton, Wis, at which
places they will visit for several
months. Edgerton is their former
home.
81 owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. S%crofulous sores COW
cred my body. i seemed beyond
cure. Is. b. b. has made Inc a per-
fectly we'll woman" Mrs. Charles
AAaLlOI. DSlNIlIC, .IICll.
j. S. Maitland, of Chicago. and
MISS Maude Powell, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have been visiting at the
home of Rev. Chas. Nj. Powell, for
several weeks, returned to their
homes Tuesday morning
}. N. Cook. the tonsurial artist.
left Tuesday morning for his former
home at Beardstown, ILL.,, to attend
to some business matters. He en-
poets to 90 on TO st. Louis to view
the exposition before he returns.
L. S. SIMPSONS little tive-year old
son. had two fingers crushed Monday
evening while playing around a
creamery engine. They live 10 miles
south of town and the boy vas
brought i'm to DR.. Bobb, who alnpu-
tated the fingers.
The Milwaukee road is going to
run a special excursion train to Spir-
it Lake, Iowa, on Wednesday, July.
21. at a fare OF 81 for the round trip.
The train will leave Mitchell at 4 80
O'Clock a. M. Numerous sports have
been provided for the day.
b. Derthick, of Green City. Mo-.
arrived to make n visit with his
brother-in-law l.. Beall, of Tobin
township. This is Mr.. Derthick's
first visit to the state and he is Won
derfullly in pressed with the crop
outlook in this section of the state.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Winter,
Saturday, July l6. daughter. Mr..
Winter was apprised of the bilth by
telegram Sunday, Mrs Winters hav-
Ing gone to the home of her parents
in New York last spring, and is ex-
pected to arrive bone in the course
of a month or six weeks.
jerome Murphy. who resiues near
Amour, came up to Mitchell tc see
the circus Saturday and happened to
discover that a man named Quigley
lived here. He made a few inquiries
and then hunted up Prof. Quigley
and they turned out to he old
friends, who used to live together
back at Castillo. n. Y. They had
not seen each other for about 4C
years and they enjoyed a long and
pleasant conversation over old times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd McCutcheon,
who have been visiting with DR.. and
Mrs. Spencer, returned Tuesday to
their home at Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
Mr.. McCutcheon. who is the editor
of one of the papers OF that city,
said that he was very favolably i'm
pressed with this part of South Da-
kota. and particularly with the
magnificent crop outlook. Iowa not
being able to boast of alything bet.
ter.
Albert kineshury. of Hartford. wa:
in the city Tuesday ON his way tt
Chamberlain to register for the Rose.
bud. kinsgbury recently returned
from the state university at Boulder
Colo, having graduated this sum
mer. While at Boulder, undel
Crops training. Kingsbury devel.
opcd wonderfully as an a%thelete. sur.
passing his ability when in the Uni.
| versity here.
Lewis Z. Mesmer. a brakeman OF
the Milwaukee road, while attempt
ing to make a coupling at Parkstor
Tuesday morning was caught between
two cars. He was badly crushed ant
cut in several places. He was brough
to this city on the morning freight
and in the absence of the company
physician, DIR. Crane, the injured
man vas taken to DR.. Bobb TO
treatment. Mr.. Mesmer was takel
to his home at Sioux City that morn
ing.
L d. Milne, supreme secretary oil
the Order of Home Guardians, wen
to Canton Tuesday to pay th
death lose Of Chac pnocaur wbo lio,