The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-30

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Prof. L. a. Duncan went north
Tuesday afternoon for n short bnsi-
1tass trip TO Wolsev and Highmore.
Miss Fannie Moths, of Lisbon. N.
d.. arrived in the city Thursday
to make an extended VISIT among
relatives.
Miss Mary Riendle and Leon b.
Miles. both of Letcller, were united
i'll mafiiage Tuesday by the Rev. Il.
III. Youngman.
A. w. Devers. who has been down
at Tynuall for a few days, says that
they had much mor rain down there
and that the wheat is damaged to
a very great extent.
Landlord Johnston, of the Mitch
ell, has been at Bic Stone lake for
the past week on a fishing expedi.
ton, which, however, vas spoiled TO.
some extent by the rains
Miss Marion Turney has returned
from Des Moines. Iowa, where she
is taking a course i'm the new scIeIce
of ostcopathy. Miss Turney has fin
ished the freshman year and expects
to return this fall.
Census Enumerator Harris is about
completing his work Of taking the
cnsus Of Mitchell and for the next
day or two will be busy compiling
the returns. The censussi is taken UNI
DEF authority OF the state.
lie approach to the Firesteel
bridge east Of town. near the resi-
lence of Cl1as. Krom, gave way
Thursday owing TO the high water,
which is six feet higher than usual.
Workmen began worn to plank up
to the bridge to make it safe and pas
sable
BENZ. Holt, a machinist in the
Milwaukee 70 ndllouse, departed.
Wednesday for his old home at Fort
Wayne, Ind, to make a visit, and.
expects to be away about three
weeks. MI. Holt says lie has not
been back to his old town In a quar-
ter of a century.
W. j.. Frad & Co. commenced to
move their dry goods stock to the
building recently occupied by Kratz
& Co. The latter firm has disposed.
of their entire stock of goods and re-
tired from business. Mr.. Kratz ex-
poets to 90 east in a short time for
the rest If the summer.
Ford Zeitlow. superintendent Of
lines Of the Dakota Central Telephone
Co.. came down from Aberdeen to as
sist in Strengthening out the dif1cult-
les which surround the local system.
The phones in many instances are
working bad but they hope to have
everything Strengthened out Within
a short time.
A full line Of Champion mower ami
binder repairs at VIM. Koch's.
The old lumber Of the corn palace
is being hauled to the new location,
one block north, and piled on the
site, which puts the tennis club out
Of business until a new court can be
secured. The lumber is. all sorted.
into lengths and sizes and can read
lily be selected for use in. the new
building upon which work will soon
commence.
a report from Artesian brought in.
by some people who live near there
is to the effect that it vas an error.
in reference to two men being killed
at that place in Saturday nights
storm. a family Of four people,
however. we're injured to some ex-
tent by the partial destruction Of a
house. and several buildings were
destroyed in the country near Ar
tesian.
The newly organized baseball club
went to Bridgewater this morning to
play Bridgewater's team in the aftes
noon. Just how the boys will pan
out on their engagement will be
something OF guess as they have done
very little praclicing in the past
week on account Of the raiEy wealth
er, but they will have to get down to
work in good shape to maintain 4
team. Only a few Of the team have
been out for work and 1T should be
required of every man to faithfully
attend the practice games
Rev. VIM. Huelster of Elgin, ILL.,.
an old Iime friend Of O. e. Cassem,
called on him Tuesday, between
trains on his way to Chamberlain to
look the country over west of the
river, with the idea OF finding a
suitable location for a large number
of German families. He also stated
that a firm at Elgin, ILL.,, which is
manufacturing a dairy food out Of
alfalfa bay, wish him to look up the
opportunities for obtaining large
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