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


Thursday Afternoon. One of the
children was receiving medical treat
ment at the hands OF DIR. Reamer.
AS soon as the store room is yacat-
ed by Kratz s CO. it will be occupied
by w. j.. Erad s. Co. with their dry
goods stock. The interior OF the
building will be improved to meet
the demands OF the new tenants
Hon. O. L. Rranson returned Satur-
day from the meeting of the
State Bankers Association. which.
was held at. WATERFOWL. There was
a large attendance at the convention
nd some fine papers or banking
were presented.
Julian O. Tiffany arrived i'm the
city Friday evening from Alton,
Iowa. He has just disposed of his
banking interests there and will seek
a location in South Dakota, which
he considers superior to Iowa in
many cases. Mrs. Tiffany will arrive
next week.
c. W. Adams. n. d. Buttertield
and W. E. Upton arrived home
Saturday from Aberdeen, where they
attended the Grand Commandery
of the knights Templar. MI. Adams
was honored by the election of emin-
ent grand generalisimo, and is thus in
line for the highest Office in the state
commandery.
A. Fl. Barnes, editor of the Eagle
IGrove. Iowa. Eagle, and w. e. KIM
ber, of..Fedora, were in the city Satur-
day and made a call on The Repub-
lican in company with their old
friend, JOS. Swift. MI. Barnes re-
sided in South Dakota for a number
of years and returned to Iowa about
nine years ago.
MI. and Mrs. o. e. Browne and
children, MI. land Mrs. FL. NJ. Nab
bolt, and son. Henry Howe, Frank
Holmes and John Johnson, all of Mt.
Vernon, left Thursday evening via.
the Omaha road for Portland, Ore.
to attend the exposition, and from
there they will radiate to various
points in that country to visit the
rest of the summer with relatives.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage of Miss
Lydia Bates aud Mr.. George Holland,
which occurred Wednesday, June IA,
at Gettysburg. Miss Sa-a Scallin
attended the wedding and was the
bridesmaid of the wedding party.
Miss Bates formerly resided in Mitch
ell and has many friends here who
wish her much happiness.
The ball club which went to
Armour Friday came home in the
evening the victors OF a hard fought
aame. The score resulted in 5 to s
in favor of Mitchell, but it was not
until the ninth inning that the boys
batted out the winning run. Buche
was in the box for Mitchell and Wells
started in to catch but he injured
his thumb on his throwing wing and
had to retire in favor OF 'Rempfer.
j. L. Laughran, the Singer Sewing
Machine representative, arrived in
the city to have a conference with j..
r. franklin, the former agent of the
company, who was sentenced TO a
year in the penitentiary for emtez-
Element Of the company's funds.
Franklin sold a number Of machines
which the company has been unable
to locate since he left and he had
agreed to give the representative in
formation as to where the machines
can be found. Franklin also has
some papers belonging to the COM
pany which he has agreed to turn
over to help in the adjustment OF
accounts in course OF collection.
A large body Of students left
Thursday afternoon for their homes
on the north and west trains Their
work for the year at Dakota Wes-
leyan is completed and they we're all
happy in the thoughts OF soon being
at their homes. Vet there was sad
ness in breaking the ties that are
formed In the associations OF a
school year. Many will return again
next fall while others are leaving
with their diplomas and know that
their school days are over, and still
others are undecided whether they
will be able to return or not. The
evening train on the Omaha also car
ried many students to their homes.
The graduates who stayed fol the re-
ception Thursday night left for
their homes on the afternoon and
evening trains.
1t has been six weeks since the
anti-spitting ordinance went into eff
feet in Mitchell, and it can be said
to the credit OF the men that the
lchief Of police has not been called nm.