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

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l04 tickets sold for the Duluth excur
sion which left Thursday morning.
Mrs. Ben Regain and children lief
Thursday for Mason City, wher,
she expects to visit for a week.
Mrs. Newton Whitney, of Chicago
arrived on Tuesday to visit he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wells
Mrs. Mary Mason Departed Wed
nesday to make a visi5 of two o,
three weeks with relatives at Water.
loo, Iowa.
Or. A. II. Daniels arrived home
Monday from his trip to Du.
luth. Mrs. Daniels is visiting at
points in Colorado.
Joe Harlser went to Chamberlain
last Friday where he takes a posi-
tion With the Anderson Lumber Co.
with general offices in this city.
\ belated birth notice was handed
TO The Republican today and referred
to the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. O. II. Rudie, Monday, July II.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Ratllbun and
children. who have been visiting at
salina and other points in Kansas.
arrived home Monday evening on the
10 O'Clock Milwaukee passenger.
Miss Lua Sans. of Omaha, who
has been visiting with Mrs. Jas.
Haynes and other relatives i'm the
city for a couple OF weeks, returned
home Monday via the Omaha road.
Jenkins and Alaflfa King stackers
and sweep rakes on exhibition at
VIM. korh's, nothing like them for
durability, convenience and cheap
ness. Call and look them over. You
can't find anything better.
Mrs. a. j.. Davis and little sou
Donald arrived Thursday afternoon
from Andalusia, H., where Mrs.
Davis has been visiting with her par
ents. Mr.. Davis with his father
purchased Whites confectionery
store.
a company of friends enjoyed a
picnic supper on the lawn Of Mrs. j.
o. Walrath tuesday evening, the oc-
casion being to informally greet Mrs.
O. p. Graham, of Union Grove. Wis.,,
who is visiting among her many old
friends i'm Mitchell.
Clarence Walrath returned Wednes-
day from GAINESVILLE and other points
in Wisconsin. He says that crop
condition are fine back there, the hay
crops will be enormous and corn is
further advanced than here. Mr..
"alrath's father and sister came
home with him and Will remain on a
visit for two months.
An attempt was made Thursday
night at midnight to break into the
south side grocery store. Mr.. String
er living over the store heard the
burglars at the door and on opening
his window Just overhead they be-
came frightened and ran away. Nv
identity they thought there was no
n living i'm the building and that
they would have an easy time get
ting into the store.
The American flag was hung at
half mast on the pole. of the Grand
Army of the Republic today on ac-
count of the death OF Gen. Blackmar,
national commander of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. He died
about ten days ago in Boise, Idaho.
while making a tour OF the state de-
p%artlnents Of the country. 1t was
Gen. Blackmar's ambition to visit
every state department. OF the G. A.
R. during his year in office. and was
taken sick after he reached Boise.
He resided at Boston. Mass.
Rev. G. j. Corwin returned to his
charge at Fairfax, county seat Of
Gregory county last Friday. Mr..
Corwin says that the crops are cnor-
nous there and that every quarter
section has a farmer. Mr.. Corwin
also stated that he had sold his farm
northwest Of town to his son and
that be had purchased Of Frank Bid
we'll six Of the Weaver squares con-
sisting of about 20 acres which are
located on the hill south of the Mil
waukee tracks. In about a veal he
expects to sell his residence on the
south side and build on the squares.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Grow arrived
home yesterday from their trip to
the Portland exposition, having been
away two or three weeks. In speak,
ing of the exposition Mr.. Crow stat
ed that as a whole it was erandly
beautiful, and the grounds are pic
turesque. but for the matter Of ex-
hibits it is far short of the exposi-
tions that have been held in the east.
The government building and the
OREGON buildings, which were Of no