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

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quire OF Cllas. Boreson, NE of G
Rome township.
Mrs. c. G. Dean and three sons left
Tuesday for Miller to visit sew
eral weeks with relatives.
Mrs. II. a. Boylan went to Armour
Tuesday to visit a week or ten
DAYS with relatives before their de-
parture for the Portland exposition.
1T rains on the slightest provoca-
ton nowadays, and Monday afternoon
the eighth rain in twelve days got
in its work. The precipitation
amounted to SO inches.
WANIED-Bright, honest young
man over 10 from Mitchell to prepare
for position in Government Service
Good pay and chance for promotion
Address immediaely-W. Box one,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Homer Cowden, who was called
here from Laramie, Wyo., on account
of the death of his father, goes out
to Washington Springs to visit with
relatives there and at Madison be-
fore returning west.
Its no use talking Will Koch has
the largest stock of buggies yer eX-
hihited in the city OF Mitchell and
will defy any aud all competition
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Mi. and Mrs. E. O, McEwen came
over from Mt. Vernon Tuesday
to remain a few days. This is the
first time that Mr.. McEewen has
been out for a year, having been con-
fined 10 the house by reason Of sick
ness.
W. III. Wilkinson returned Tues.
day from a trip to the northern
part of the state and to North Dako-
ia points. Mr.. Wilkinson said that
crops up in the notheln section OF
the state are in very good condition,
the hest he had seen them in years.
They have had plenty Of rain up in
that section.
The Mitchell Gas Co. has com
menced to install the next twenty
five gas lamps in the residence part
Of the city, the positions having been
located by the light committee.
When the work is completed Mitch
ell will be a pretty we'll lighted city
with the seventeen arc lights and
fifty gas lights.
Don't fail to see the new improve
ments in the Mccormick binder at
Will Kocn's. 5
Prof. T. f. Graham returned Tues.
day from a trip to Canton and
Sioux Falls made in the interestseo OF
Dakota Wesleyan University. Prot
Graham will devote the greater part
of the summer to travelling for tile
institution in soliciting students,
and he belieges that when. the college
opens next fall that. it will have an
enrolment that will exceed anything
in Its previous history.
In addition to the delegation which
went to Aberdeen Monday evening
to attend the G. a. r. and w. r. G.
encampment may be added the fol
lowing: Mayor and Mrs Geo. a.
Silsby, Mrs. g. III. Kibbee, presiden,
of the local Relief Corps, MIS-. Ella
Geiger, Miss Lillian Patterson, Mrs.
H. @. Tapp, o. d. Stearns, o. Hart
and Fl. L. O'Mealey. Mrs. Hattie
Griswold, Of Rockford, ILL.,, a sister
of Mayor Silsby. was also a member
of the party. Mrs. Griswold is a past
president of the illinois Relief Corps.
A tullline' of Champion mowers and
binder repairs at VIM. Ko:h's.
President Nicholson will leave the
middle of next week for Canton,
where be will deliver a series of five
addresses on the bible during the
Epworth League Assembly, which
opens the 2Sth and closes July 9. He
will later go to the Internationa.
Epworth League convention at Den.
yer, where he is scheduled to deliver
one Of the main addresses before the
great convention. He will devote
three weeks to rest and %recuperatior
at some point in Colorado and return
to Mitchell and devote The rest Of
his time before college opens in the
fall to raising money to pay Off the
debt on Memorial Hall and planning
for the enlargement of the college
work.
A quiet wedding occurred at Huron
Tuesday morning at the nome Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Phillips. wher
their daughter, Harriet May, was
united in marriage to Mr.. L. g. Fas'
sett, Of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Ander.
son, OF the Presbyterian church, al
$3.50 O'Clock. Mr.. Fassett and his
bride arrived in the city Tuesday
evening via the Omaha road and
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