The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

Koch's.
Born, TO MIR. and Mrs. S. Callahan.
az their meme three niles east of
Mitchell, this morning, d daughter.
George Sage, employed as d ieweler
IN Nichols store, left Thursday for a
vacation trip of a couple of weeks.
going to Chicago and Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Newbury de-
parted Saturday morning for Wichita,
Kan. to make a visit of several
weeks with Mr.. N%ewbury's parents.
Mrs. Lula Montraville, OF jefferson.
Iowa. arrived Friday to make visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Gibson, who reside northeast of
town.
w. e.. Lott got home last Friday
from an extended trip to the extreme
northern part of Minnesota, where
he has been soiourning for the past
three months.
Or. ]. L. Shepherd, of Spokane,
Wsah., a nephew of Mrs. p. Shep-
herd, is visiting at the Shepherd
h me. He arrived Thursday just in
time to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Earnest.
A full line OF Champion mower AMI
binder repairs at VIM. Koch's.
Nj. aud Mrs. w. X. Smith arrived
home Thursday afternoon from Sa-
lula, Iowa, where they have been
visiting with relatives. Mr.. Smith
is now located at Oacoma, where he
is in the rea! estate business.
Thursday was a record breaker for
the past two or three years in the
way of heat, the thermometer going
to lO1 In the shade. 1T turned off
cool during the evening, however,
and to-day n could not ask for a
better summer day,
Rev. G. E. Hager and daughter ar
rived home Saturday morning from
Big Stone lake. where they have been
camping out for several weeks Mrs.
Hager accompanied them as far as
Woonsocket and went to Washington
Springs for over Sunday.
The front windows of a. L. Nc
Govern & Sons store are going to be
very attractive when finished. In
each window are two large mirrors
covering two sides OF the window
space, and in the display Of goods
they will be very advantageous.
George r. Douthit came over from
Sioux Falls Saturday to remain
over Sunday with his family, who
have been here for several days. Mr..
Douthit is now travelling for Jewett
Bros. and is getting a big share Of
the business on his territory for his
house.
Charles Delire, OF Platte. arrived
in the city Friday evening, and from
this time forth he will be counted a
citizen of Mitchell. Mr.. Deli1c is
the representative Of the New York
Life Insurance Co., and considers
this the best point from which to
cover his territory.
Mrs. j. S. Daniels and daughter,
Miss Grace, arrived home Saturday
afternoon from their trip to Boston.
Mass, which lasted two months.
While there Mrs. Daniels placed her
daughter under Prof. Charles White,
the leading instructor of voice in the
Conservatory of Music.
A. l.. Peters and family arrived
Friday from Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
and are moving into the Hampton
residence in the northwestern part Of
the city. Mr.. Peters came here to
take a position as superintendent OF
the extension OF th rural telephone
lines in Dawson and western Hanson
counties for the Dakota Central Tel
eplone Co.
It's no use talking. Will Koch has
the largest stock OF buggies ever ex-
hibited in che city of Mitchell and
Will defy any and all competition.
even catalogue competition.
The Methodist Sunday school and
lots Of the church people got away
last Friday on the annual picnic,
which was held at Tobin's park, and
it took a lo1 Of rigs to stow the child
rem away-there being very few alb
sentees on an occasion of this charac-
ter. The start was made about $3.50
o'clock. The managers of the picnic
arranged many interesting things for
the children, among them being a
ride on the gasoline launch operated
by Mr.. Tobin.
A quiet wedding occur red at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Posey,
on the south side Thursday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock. when their cousin,
James S. Posey, of Washington
Springs. and Miss Mary E. Knight.