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

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them.
Miss ethel Priest went to Wate,-
town Wednesday afternoon to visit
With friends during the military
e~ncampnnent.
Try a cake of Switt's Pride Soap
and he convinced of its great use
fulness for all laundry purposes.
Your dealer sells it.
George Dawson, of the Mitchell
National bank, arrived i'm the city
Wednesday evenig from his home in
Carthage, Mo-, to remain a short
time.
The democrats will hold their coun-
ty convention tomorrow afternoon to
select Ia delegates to the state con
ventlon to be held at Aberdeen on
July 20.
a magnificent bouquet of red
roses has graced the table of the edi-
tor today through the kindne 5 of
Mrs. j. l. lIannett. who has The
Justly earned reputation of growing
the handsomest roses in the greatest
profusion.
Bells are out for several Fourth OF
July celebrations 10 this vicinity.
There viii be one al Whites grove.
another at Iobin park, one at Rus
Nin's grove in Sanborn county. near
Iorestbulg. O. L Branson will de-
liver tile address at the latter place.
j.. c. Milne, supreme field marshal
for the Home Guardians, is ia the
city from Huron in consultation
with the headquarters Office. Nj.
Milne says the order is gaining in
membership throughout the state
and the field agents are doing good
work in this line.
a lawn social was given by the
Ladies Catholic Cemetery Associa-
ton at the home and Mrs. f. Nj.
GoodNkoontz Thursday evening that
was largly attended, the refresh
ments being served on the lawn.
An informal program Of music was
given as an additional attraction.
a quiet wedding occurred at the
home o. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Gardner
Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock,
when Nick Richor and Miss frankie
Probert, of Washington Springs,
We're united in marrige. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. r. N.
Kralz IN the presence Of a few
friends.
The band and the Mitchell dele
CATION which went to Yankton for
the summer carnival arrived home
OF the regular passenger train at
10 O'Clock Wednesday evening and
they report a cry successful car
nival. The attractions are good and
are some Of the best that have ever
been seen at any Of the previous
summer carnivals given in the
state.
At the tiremen's tournament at
Canton Wednesday the Mitchell de-
partment was awarded the prize for
having the best appearing depart
ment in attendance at the tourna,
ment, and is an honor that is highly
appreciated. The boys i'm their at.
tractive uniforms are a fine looking
lot of men and Mitchell is pardon.
ably proud of its volunteer fire de.
%partment.
ID. W.. Collins has increased bis
store room for his agricultural i'm.
plement business, by raising up the
and adding another story on TIT
ground, whereby he is enabled to ge'
under roof one of his big Gaar-Scott
lh1eshing machine outfits. Mr.. Col
7 Inns said he expected to get out o
the agricultural Implement business
but found it rather a dillicult thing
! to do and handle threShing machines
O. T. Welch. who has had clIarg,
of the office OF Edwards. Wood s
Co., left Tuesday evening for Oma
ha. accompanied by his mother, ant
] his faithful old dog, John. Mr.
WEIGH has IN opening with tn
w eslern Union Co. and expects t
2 eoon,o tho ,onrouorcbj, of nn oair
in a good town in Kansas. Will
0 here he gave a strict attention t
his business and the people OF til
city found HIM to be a young gen
tleman of good business ability
His successor is r. ID. WEIGH, of st
t Paul, who arrived yesterday to tax
. charge Of the Office work.
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