The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN N;
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

G L. Hurd and little daughter.
Mildred, went to Sheldon, Iowa. to
spend the Fourth of July.
/. 5. Dickson. of Elk Point, ar
llved Friday to take a position III.
D.. n. Cooks barber shop.
Mrs. John n. Kress left Saturday
for Fort Dodge, Iowa, to visit
o%f.several weeks with relatives.
The Misses DOYLE vent to Beres.
ford this morning to make a short
visit with their brother. Leo DOYLE.
Mrs. James Haynes returned home
Saturday from Mt. Vernon. hav-
ing been out there for the past we tx.
Mrs. r. Il. Dahl and children went
to Sioux Falls and Dell Rapids Fri.
day to visit d month with relatives
and friends.
Albert Stevens and family, who
reside IN Lisbon township, left this
morning for Springfield to spend the
fourth with relatives.
MIR. 9. b. kranz arrived this morn.
ing from st. Paul to remain over the
fourth at the home of II. c..
Burns. Mrs. Kranz has been here
several weeks.
I. V. Priest has just equipped his
barber shop with some new furniture
in the way OF a very handsome cab
met extending nearly the full length
of the room. MI. Priest is u of the
oldest BARRIERS in town.
II. c. Preston returned Thursday
evening firm Oacoma, where he has
been attending court for the past
week. He represented the county in
the prosecution of cattle rustlers
ana secured several convictions.
The Sherwood Shoe Co. have a
advertisement elsewhere in The
today making some ex-
ceptionlly low prices on shoes to
close out. Some great bargains are
the people by this company.
Mitchell's delegation to the Cham
berlain returned home Friday
morning. The free-for-all pacing
race Thursday afternoon was won
by Castlewood with Lola Mix sec.
ond. Coney was not i'm the race
at n stage and one of the crowd
that the horse was not good
for over a half mile at his best speed.
The Mod ern Heating and Plumb
ing Co. moved into its new location
Friday, having leased the chalk stone
to the Champeny block
and will occupy the second floor of
the building. The company will
put in a large stock of material per-
tanning to the business and will be
equipped to furnish all kinds op
short notice
The Congregational ladies had a
crowd at their social, given on
the church lawn Thursday evening
The grounds were lighted with Jap.
anese lanterns and two rows OF cleo
trio lights were strung from the
church to the sidewalk. A gypsy
fortune teller's booth succeeded in
to the receipts C the even
which amounted to about $40.
The degree team of Black Hawk
tribe OF Red Men came hone from
their trip TO the north part OF the
STATE fiid'y morning, having visited
the towns q Redtield. Webster auc
Aberdeen. Vt each place they as
i'm the initiation of d putuber
OF candidates and the boys were elv-
en- a ROYAL good Time at each town
Sehunk accompanied the
home.
" E Upton, 3 meluner OF the
board Of charities and corrections
returned last Satard& from Redhled,
where yesterday he attended the
dedication Of the Jew c@ustodial
buidline of tie feeb minded IN
stitnte. 1t was nlite ~. import
ant affair and vas atteHded ty the
mcm oers OF the boaid ana Gove-no1
Iietried, Senator's Ktttredec and
Gamble. Inc buiidin4 is now ready
TO receive patents, there Icing roolo
for l25
Letcher Chronicle: AT, Wander
burg OF Mitchell who is working on
the brick store building OF j. X.
Burg Co., met with a tad accident
tuesday which might have been ser.
lous. He was laying bricg GEAR the
top Of the wall when he had . faint
ing spell and fell from the scaffold,
striking his head against she sharp
corner OF a brick and l~aeicting a
severe scalp wound. Drs. Davies
and Phelps we're called and found
the wound not serious. 1t was mar
row escape and Mr.. VanDenbu1g can
be thankful it was no worse.
Miss Myrtle Lee, who has charge
Of the musical department. OF Dakota
University, left Saturday for
Chicago, New York and Boston. At