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

Hanson street, Thursday, June 10, a
daughter.
Or. +. W. Freyberg went to Mil
waulsee and Chicago last Friday
and will be away about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Witzel left Fri
day for Milwaukee and Racine
Wis, to visit relatives several weeks.
Mrs. a. j. Bates returned Thurs.
day afternoon from a visit Of three
weeks with friends and relatives in
Iowa.
Robert Crosbie has commenced the
contraction OF a residence on the
north side, the work being done by
IL. Fl. East.
Mrs. j. L. Seaton. wife of one OF
the college professors, departed Fri
day for Maynard, Iowa, to spend
a portion of the summer.
Ludwig Loevlnger, Of White Lake,
passed through the city last Friday
FROM Watertown, where he attended
the Bankers convention.
Miss Ethel Lyons departed via the
Omaha road Thursday evening fol
a trip out to the Portland exposition,
expecting to be away several weeks.
Miss Lucille Jonhston and Miss
Marie Johnston, who have been at.
tie ending All Saints School at Sioux
Falls, arrived home Thursday for the
sumner vacation.
Sheriff Cook brought his wife over
from Mt. Vernon Thursday and here
after the sheriff will make his home
in Mitchell. They have taken rooms
at 40 First Avenue west for the
present.
The South Dakota Bankers Asso-
citation concluded its business at
Watertown Thursday evening, and in
the election Of officers Hon. o. L.
Branson, Of this city, was elected
presjdent-an honor that is worthily
bestowed. The association will meet
at Aberdeen next year.
Came to my place, NW4, 15.lo3-eo
one dark bay horse, with seal on hind
leg. Owner can have same by paying
charges. Edwin Bruyn.
Judge Smith and Court Stenogra.
pler Boyles went out to Oacoma Mon
day to hold a term of circuit court.
There are about thirty criminal cases
on the docket some of which have
been carried over from one term to
another and which will not be tiled
but there are enough others to fill
out an interesting and exciting term.
The Judge expects to be gone all
week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Patterson de-
parted Monday morping for Kalama.
200. Mich, to spend a month or more
visiting among their old friends in
that neighborhood. 1t has been
twenty years, Mr.. Patterson said,
since they left that country and they
have never been back to see theil
relatives or old acqualntences
among whom they lived thirty years
before coming west.
Thos. Navin has commenced the
construction of q modern residence
on his lots on the corner OF Fifth
Avenue west and Rowley streets
which will cost him when completed
nearly S., 600. 1t is 28x44 in dimen.
sion and will be two and one-hal:
stories high, the interior from top t.
bottom to be finished IN oak. Cbas
Anderson has the contract for build
ing the house and has put the mer
to work on the foundation.
I. r. Keith, Of Lake Preston, rep
resenting the Druggist Insuranc,
Co o. A. Rudolph, Of Canton, rep
resenting the State Mutual, and j
@. Walrath, of this city, representing
the Commercial Mutual, rhursda,
evening finished adjusting the los
in the Broadbent fire. These mu
tuals with one old line company, tb,
Pennsylvania carried the insulanc,
on the furniture, there being no dam
age to the goods other than that don,
by water. The loss was adjusted al
$3.50. The loss on the goods in th'
bee hive department and that on thu
building has not been adjusted a
yet.
L. Beckwith has disposed OF his
Ford automobile to DR.. j. 6. Nc
Cartney, the machine going into hi!
possession Saturday and he ran guild
the machine skillfully already. Mr.
Beckwltb has purchased anothe
Ford machine but OF 2O-horse poweI
capacity, being Just double the siz
of the machine he sold. d. B. Mile
also sold his machine and has ORDERED
one that is an exact counterpart o
the Beckwith machine, which he ex,
poets to arrive in a day or two. TIL,
price Of the new Ford is $1,000, an