The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23

home. He has gone to work for Fred
BjodsSrup at c%arpenteri,lg for the
summer.
The new uniforms for the Mitchell
ball team l,aye b,en ordered and are
expected to arrive i'm time for the
game with the Boston Bloomers naxt
Tuesday. The uniforms are pearl
gray, neatly trimmed
j. L. Hannelt,went out to Cham
bellain Thursday afternoon and after
attending to his legal business Will
loo over the RAILROAD and bridge
building that is being carried on by
the Milwaukee roaI.
The government Thermometer
showed a pretty low register for June
weather Wednesday night. The NOR
curry went to 50 degrees during tho
night, which is something unusual
for this season Of the year.
Oscar Kanouf, who is. on the night
mail run between Mitcllell and Wor-
Ellington on the Omaha passenger,
when he came in Thursday said
that at Adrian aud Luverne, Mimi.
he noticed a heavy frost on the depot
platf nm. A
Mrs. j. j. Mcnoueall and children
arrived Wednesday afternoon from
Sioux City, where they have been
living, but viii now make their
home in Mitchell, as Mr.. McDougall
is manager of the Mitchell Boiler
& Iron works.
We received a card from L. ID.
Milne, WHO is away on a trip to the
Portland exposition. The card was
mailed at Juprez, Mexico, and from
the illustration on the card it is evil
dent that Mr.. Milne had been out to
see a bull fight.
Afr d Wenz, a student of Dakota
i Wesleyan the past year, went to his
home at Bath, S. d., Wednesday.
Mr.. WenZ says that his health will
not permit him to return the coming
year. He expects to spend a por-
ton of the next year in travelling.
i. A. Doolittle, of Delhi, Iowa,
arrived in the city Wednesday, to
spend a day or two with his brother
in-law, Wayne Lickiss, an employee
in The Republican job rooms. Mr..
Doolittle is on his way to Chamber
lain to a act as auctioneer in a big
cattle sale which takes place there
next week.
The tennis tournament on the east
side was finished Wednesday evening,
Horace Kress and Walter Nolt being
in the finals. Young Nolt won from
Kress in two straight sets, the score
beings6-l 60. The tournament has
been in progress for several weeks,
and No)s thus carries off the CHAM
pionship of the east side club.
We notice that a great many people
are acting ION the suggestions that
were offered in The Republican last
week In trimming up their trees
which shut of the view Of the house
and lawn, and the Improvements in
all cases are noticeable. Mitchell
has some of the finest trees of any
town in-the state..and there ought to
be considerable pride in making them
look neat and attractive around a
residence.
Work has been commenced on the
new Catholic church by the award
Ing OF the contract for excavatinp'for
the basement to Mr.. McHanahan,
and he has already a force of teams
and men at work making the dirt
fly for this new editice. Joseph
Schwartz, CT Sioux Falls, is drawing
the plans and he has already COM
pleted a drawing Of the church as it
will appear completed which is dis
PLAYED in the windows of l.. o. Gale.
1t is a very handsome looking struc-
ture, dignified and with beautiful
architectural design.
Numerous complaints are made by
cltlzens who are e%ndeavoring to grow
flowers In their yards. After night
fall vandals, with no sense of what is
eight, steal into the yards and de-
spoil the bushes Of their flowers. 1t
is a mean disgraceful act for a per-
son to desecrate ones property in
this manner after they have spent
many days in %cultivating flowers to
make them grow. It make a person
extremely tired after nursing a rose
bush with promising buds to have
them stolen just as they have entered
the opening stage. II it were pos
sible to catch some of the offenders
in this line of devastation an ex-
ample ought to be made Of them.
They are ehouls OF the worst type
and it would seem that any kind OF
punishment would be too easy for
them.