The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-09

Born, to MI. and Mrs. Frank Will
liams, Saturday, June g., a son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L..
Tiffany, Sunday, June 4. a son.
Judge Dick Haney was IN the city
over Sunday and returned to Pierre
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Beebe and daughter,
of Sanborn, Iowa, are visiting with
Mrs. r. B. VanAlstine.
Miss Anna Lewis left for Milwau-
kee, Wis, Monday morning to visit
with relatives for several months.
Mrs. B. G.. Watson and two sons
came in from Chamberlain Monday
morning and are visiting at the home
OF Geo. Fl. Miner.
Miss Goldie Beebe left Monday
for Mason City, Iowa, to lemein a
couple of weeks before departing for
the Portland exposition.
Geo. Ell. Rathman, a former resi-.
dent of Mitchell, and now engaged IN
the banking business at Sioux City,
was in town over SUNDAY.
Mrs. #. M. Bailey left Monday morn
ing for Minneapolis, being called
there by the serious illness of her
sister, Miss Jennie Hooker.
Miss Grace Doolittle returned 10
Sioux Falls Saturday evening to spend
her summer vacation. She has been
teaching in the city schools
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Turner arrived
home Monday afternoon from their
bridal tour, and were driven to
their rooms in The Widmann.
Mrs. X. Richardson, who has been
here since the death Of her daughter,
Mrs. c. W. Walrath, returned Mon
day to her home at Milton, Wis.
Saturday and Sunday the govern
ment Thermometer registered at 81
degrees as the hottest during the
days. We are getting our summer
weather good and quick.
A Children's Day entertainment
was given at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening which was largely
attended, and a very pleasing pro-
gram was given by the children.
DIR. W. E. Crane left Monday
for Big Stone City and will put in
the next month fishing on the lake.
He has a little gasoline launch and
can cruise around to his hearts con.
tent.
Thirty-ive new members were re-
ceived into the Methodist church
Sunday, nine of whom we're bap-
tized. The new members received
were nearly all students who wished
to take church letters to their home
churches.
Saturday afternoon at the Unlver-
sity chapel a voice recital was iyen
by the members of the musical de-
partment. There were about twenty
number on the program and those
who heard it speak with enthusiasm
over the singing of the pupils. Miss
Lee is turning out some fine talent
over on the hill.
WANTED Breaking done. In
qulre OF Chas. Boreson, NE of 6
Rome township.
An Elk Point dispatch to the Sioux
City Journal of Saturday announces
that III. P. Beckwith rendered bis res
ignation as cashier of the First Ma
tional bank Of that place and has ac-
copied a position as treasurer of the
Northern Trust Co. at Fargo, N.
d., which does a general banking
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P. Beck
with will remove to their new home
July L. They we're both former resi-
dents of Mitchell.
L. E. Stair gave The Republican
reporter a very delightful automobile
ride over to Alexandria Saturday af-
ternoon. We made the "trip OF 1917
miles IN n hour and came back in
IS minutes. The automobile is a
new n OF 10 horse power and E. N.
Norton and j. P. Halfhill will be as.
ISOLATED with MI. Stair IN the auto
livery business in this city. Mr..
Stair states that they will have a
state license and will comply with
law as to speed and lights.
George Wulfine, of Richland Gen.
ter, Wis.,, who has been here a week
visiting his sister, Mrs. M. T.. Bobb
and sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. E. B. VanAl-
slime, has decided to remain a few
weeks longer to test South Dakota's
climate with a view of locating at
some future time, and while here
will keep books for Mr.. Van AlsLine.
Mr.. Wulfing is clerk Of the county
courts About twenty years ago he
spent a year IN the city in the offices
OF his brother, Eugene Wulfing.
Miss Bertha Vosoprg, who is in