The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-28

MISS NClllae WCHIn VINO mas l1eeIl
visitin relatives at Minneapolis ar
rived home Tuesday morning
Mrs. j.. p. Lindahl, Mrs. ii B.
Anderson and Miss Minnie Anderson
arrived home from Minneapolis Mon
day.
Mrs. Frank Maynard and Two
children departed on Monday for
%Bridgeport, Wis, her old home,
to make a visit with relatives.
Mrs s. J.. Allen, who has been Wis
itlng with her brother, Frank Wei
Ter, for the past three weeks, re-
turned on Monday to her home at
Richmond, III.
a full line Of Champion mower ami
binder repairs at VIM. Koch's.
Miss Anna Haynes arrived Monday
evening via the Omaha road from
Minneapolis, where she has been Wis
iting for the past ten days. Miss
Emma Haynes, who accompanied
her, stopped off at Sioux Falls for a
brief visit.
Gustavus Loeyinger arrived i'm the
city Tuesday from Minneapolis
to spend the rest of his summer va
cation at home. He attended the
state university of Minnesota last
year and will take up his studies
again this fall.
Mrs. j. II. M%egginson departed
Monday for her future home at
Bellevue, Ohio. where she will Join
her husband, to whom she was mar
ried last Easter Sunday. A number
OF her friends were at the depot to
say good bye to her.
The eXcursionists who went to Du
lnth Friday via the Omaha road all
got home Monday night or this NOM
Ing, and the general report was that
the trip was a fine one, excellent
service having been rendered
throughout by the Oamha road. One
hundred Mitchell parties took in the
cheap rate to Duluth.
Don't fail to see the new McCorm.
lex vertical lift mower at Will
Koch's.
Miss Merle Tillotson departed
Tuesday for DesMolnes, Iowa, and
after a short stop there she will go
to Osceola. Miss Tillotson said she
did not intend to be understood as
giving up her vocal class at Parkston,
as there was a possibility of her re-
turning to Mitchell and resuming
her work in Parkston.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Miss
Florence LaFollette, assistant book
keeper Of the McCrossan commits
sion house is confined to her rooms |
at the Dean rooming house on
Eighth street suffering from a severe
attack of Inflammation Of the bowels.
Miss LaFollette's mother from
Mitchell is here nursing her.
Mccormick hay rakes at viii
KOch'S.
In a change Of advertisement to-
day the Bidwell Land & Loan Co. |
calls attention to the Weaver squares
as the cheapest property in the city
for the money. 1t lies close to the
University and will afford excellent
locations for persons desiring to build
i'm that part OF the city. Several
d "ellings have already been erected
out that way.
Fred Widmann stated to The Re-
publican that he has rented his
double store room in the south side
of the hotel Widmann to Jos. Winter.
who will take possession Of the
rooms on Sept. L. The partition has
been taken out and the two rooms
thrown into n large one, which
will afford a magnificent room for a
dry goods store. Mr.. Winter has not
announced his plans for the future
as yet, but he expects to enlarge his
business to a considerable extent.
Mccormick and Champion hay
rakes at Will KOcil's.
After DR.. j. G. Mccartney had
spent considerable energy in arrang-
ing the parking i'll front of his resi-1
Gence on Third Aveneu west and had
terraced the same down to the gutter
he sent a colored man up to the house
to shovel the grass out of the gutter.
The colored man never touched the
gutter but went to work on the gras-
sy slope to the gutter and fired the
Dr's work out into the street. When
he discovered what the fellow had
done the dentists wrath went up
several degrees.
At an early hour tuesday morning,
without much warning, a fine rain