The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-02

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a3lrrss at tte pccofition l1ay eAa
cls5s at l'nk>ton IuesiQ
Mrs. a. j. lArshal Ien Wednesday
for Canton and SIOUX lall, 10.
visit With friends a short time.
III. Geo. f. DIX came In from
SiouN Falls Wednesday morning and
went home TO Aberdeen on the after
noon Train.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Norris left Tuesday
evening for her home at Sioux Falls
after a months visit at the home of
Z. Il. Norris.
Mrs. w. II. Bah lett on the early
Milwaukee passenger Tuesday morn
ing for her former home near Utica,
n. Y, whe.e She will visit for The
next TWO months.
Miss LYDIA Grace, who has been
teaching art in the Washington
Springs Seminary during the past
year, arrived home Wednesday morn
ING, the institution having closed for
the summer.
Mrs. ID. h. Cropp. Of Bould i.
Colo, arrived to visit during the
summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Richards Prof. Crop is
still with tile state university OF
Colorado. and has been engaged for
another year at an increased salary.
During commencement week of ia
kota WESLEYAN University Congress-
man L. w. Martin has consented to
deliver an address, Dr. Nicholson re-
ceiving the CongresSnan'S acceptance
today. Ne viii speak Tuesday even
ing, June u, On the subject of
"Greater America
G. G. Bras arrived home Tuesday
afternoon from Sioux City. where he
has been in a hospital for a month.
having been operated upon for kid
ney trouble. lie reports that he is
very much improved in health and
his friends hope that he will keep
that way.
r. X. Saul arrived home Tuesday
evening from a trip to Albert Lee,
Mimi. where he visited with his
daughter. Mrs. George Carlson, lie
also saw Rev. Il. 4. Drewett. while
there whom he said was making q
fine success in his pastoral work OF
the baptist church. The members
are constructing Il fine new church.
The carpenters commenced work
Wednesday on the new machine shol
of the Mitchell Boiler s. IYonWorlls OF
Railroad street. and it is being done
under the direction of John Slater.
The building is 4SNS0. will be two
stories high and covered with CORFU
gated iron. Mr.. Slater thinks the
building will be completed in a very
short time.
snperintendeDl Collins passed
through the city Wednesday in hi,
private car from Chamberlain. where
he had been to see the progress of the
Milwaukee roads bridge and the con.
struction of the glade. Mr.. Collins
expressed himself as being we'll pleased
With the progress of tine work. anC
said that with good weather track
LAYING would o o commence.
The last meeting of the season OF
tile Chautauqua Club was held Tues
day evening at the home of Mr., anC
Mrs. j. n. Crow. when the members
We're entertained at Il Sin O'Clock
dinner party. a very dainty menu be
ing placed before the guests. The
regular program vas given and the
balance of the evening was devoted
to social matters. The closing meet.
ing was a pleasant one
The high school ball team. returned
from Sioux Falls tuesday with
put having am opportunity to play
the Sioux Falls high school club.
One of the Mitchell players said that
Sioux Falls went back On theil
agreement i'm writing for a Decora'
tion Day game and declared shel
knew nothing of the arrangements
even to denying the writing of a let
ter which Manager Johnston displayed
to manager of the Sioux Falls team.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Milne left
Wednesday for st. Louis. where they
will Join the party OF the Nationa
Editorial Association and proceed t.
Guthrie. Oklahoma, where the con-
vention of editors will be held. Mr..
Milne being n of the representa-
tives of the South Dakota Press AS
ISOLATION. From Guthrie they vii
o to Portland. Ore. to attend the
exposition. Mr.. Milne will return Il
Mitchell III a month and Mrs. Milne
will go to Chicago. expecting to bt
home i'm two months.
Mahara's alinstrels had a gool
house Tuesday evening to witnes:
the performance of the colored an
fists. The first part was much afte