The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-01

kanouif, Wednesday. juno ~. a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. SAurtlen. went
to Parker this MORNING to visit
with the parents of Mr.. Shurtlelf.
Chas. Ferguson has a shoe adveI-
tisement today that will appeal to
the buyers of footwear. Read it
over carefully.
Mrs. NJ. NJ DOYLE aud Mrs. Chris
Footitl left ON Thursday for bar
llngton. Wis.,. where they will visit
with relatives for several weeks.
Mark Mlzener, who has been at
Mason City, Iowa, for some time at
tending school and clerking i'm a
store, returned home Wednesday after
noon to remain the rest of the sum-
mer.
w. III. Story, OF %Indianola, Iowa,
is in the city and has decided to
locate here for the prctice OF dentist
ry, and as soon as he can secure a
suitable room he will be ready for
business.
The stone masons have commenced
to lay the formation for the Omaha's
new depot. The structure Will be
quite large, being 100 feet and six
inches long and IS feet wide. At
tie east end Of the depot a shed
10 feet long will be added to the
depot.
NJ. II. Gosche returned from Cham
berlain on Thursday. He said that
Slack Walnut won the > 30 pace We'd
nesday afternoon in three straight
heats with about the Same field of
horses that was in the race at Mitch
ell last week. The best time
made was , %
A. ID. Walpole is going to erect
another residence on the corner of
Seventh and Lawler streets, work hav-
ing just been commenced on the
excavation 1t will be a two story
structure and in keeping with many
other good houses he has erected in.
the past two years.
Miss Cecilia Morgan, who has been
attending school here since last fall
and made her home with her uncle,
Samuel Weber, left on Thursday
for her home at Charles City, Iowa.
Miss Morgan made many friends dur
ing her stay who will regret her de-
parture very much.
Or. Thos. Nicholson, Rev. Fl. L.
Frohock and Mrs. II. S. Wilkinson
left this morning for Canton to at
tend the Gpworth League Assembly
which opens there today. DR. Mich
olson has charge Of the Bible School,
Mrs. Nicholson will look after the
Junior league work and Mr.. Frohock
is down for an address tomorrow.
Dr. Nicholson will deliver two adj
dresses at each of the sessions
Sheriff and Mrs. Jacob Koch and
Mr.. and. Mrs VIM. Koch arrived
home Wednesday from Madison,
Wis, where they have been visiting
for several weeks. The sheriff re-
ports that chops are farthc, advanced
in this staue than in Wisconsin.
Down there they have mad but one
rain since the opening OF spring.
while in this state there has been an
abundance.
The remains of j. a. Read were
laid TO rest in the cemetery at White
Lake Monday afternoon, and MI.
and Mrs. $. n. Scailin and Dr.
Windle went out to he present at the
services. Mr.. Read died i'm Chicago
on Friday of last week. He was
the father of Mrs. N. A. Bradley,
and a brother-in-law of DR.. Windle.
Mr.. Read was one of the carly
settlers in the vicinity of White
Lake.
A. A. l5oymton. left Thursday
noon for Bismarck, N. ID. A few days
ago he was ordered 10y commissioner
of the general land office to report
for temporary duty at the Office at
Bismarck. and directing him to be
there July LIST Mr. Roynton is UNI
der the civil service depa -tmenl aud
there Was nc other alternative then
to obey the summons which came
from Washington Mir Boyllton
says be will return to Mitchell with
in A short time and will continue MS
resi- 'ence here.