The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Alex
ander, Tuesday, June ID, a daughter.
Last sale at Kratz' store. Come
get what you want at your own price.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Michels and
daughter left Thursday for Milwaukee
to make a visit of a month.
Miss Lizzie Tracey. OF Milwaukee,
arrived Wednesday evening to visit
her sister, Mrs. L. W. Lewis.
Miss Maude Hoffstetter returned
from Aberdeen where she has been
teaching a.sp,lng term of school.
c. w. Adams vent to Aberdeen
Wednesday evening to attend the
grand c~ommandery or the knights
Templar.
Geo. III. Kew and family departed
Thursday for Wautoma, Wis, to
spend a few weeks at that fishing
and summer resort.
M. w. Shepard went to Canton
Thursday to spend the remainder
of the summer with his daughter,
Mrs. Cbas Hymers.
Mrs. Mary Goldammer left Thursday
morning for Milwaukee, near which
place she will visit with relatives
during the summer.
Miss Dot Laugblin left Thursday
via the Omaha road for Spokane
Falls, Wash, to spend the rest of the
summer with relatives.
G. II. Split, of Rock Valley, Iowa,
has accepted a position with p. b.
German, the tailor and will move his
family to this city at IN early date.
The advance agent Of Barnum &
Bailey's circus was in the city Wednes-
day and made his contracts for the
appearance OF that great show on
Thursday, July Ii.
Dale Wallace was down from Wes-
sington Springs Wednesday morning
and went home in the afternoon via
the automobile route. taking Mr..
Miller's machine with him.
Harry SHEPPARD. of the p%ostottice
force, left Thursday on the Mil
waukee excursion for a months va
cation at Canton and Chicago, also
going to C%larkesdale, Mississippi.
B. Nj. Johnston and {. e. Reeves
went up to Big Stone City Wednes-
day evening for an outing of a week
or ten days, which will manly ce
spent in chasing after black bass.
Miss Verna Wesley, of Washington
Springs, and her cousin, Miss Ona
Albert, of Pasadena, CAL, arrived IN
the city Wednesday and are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. May Wallace.
Miss Maud Hager arrived home
from Vermillion Tuesday evening on
the 10 O'Clock Milwaukee passenger.
She was attending the commence
ment exercises Of the state univer-
sity.
Some fellow broke into Burtsch's
barber shop Tuesday night and tapped
a slot machine that was standing In
the back room. There was 81 rs in
the machine which the fellow got by
breaking it to pieces.
Last sale at K1atz' store. Come
get what you want at your own price.
Word was received from Garfield,
Wash, of the death Of Miss Lizzie
Arland, which occurred at that place
Tuesday, as the result OF perltonitis.
The deceased young lady was a for
mer resident of Mt. Vernon.
DR.. a. j. Dix returned home Tues
day afternoon from Philadelphia,
where he has been taking a post
graduate course in dentistry for the
past four weeks. Mrs. Dix remained
in Philadelphia and will be home
later.
Miss Emily Bras went over to Ar
tesian Wednesday evening to attend
the teachers institute in the inter-
ests of the South Dakota Educator.
Miss Bras will be away the greater
part Of The summer 0 n work Of this
character.
Rev. j. S. Surbeck returned from
Pipestone, Mimi, Wednesday night,
where he went to perform the mar
riage ceremony of MI. Otto Mark and
Miss Minnie fitzpatrick, at one
O'Clock Wednesday. The bride is a
cousin of Mrs. Surbeck. They will
reside at Kenneth, MINI. &
A quiet wedding occurred at the
Waugh home, 4 miles northeast OF
Loomis Wednesday morning at 8
O'Clock, when MI. Stephen @. Oathout,
of Ethan,and Miss Eva 3. Waugh we're
united in marriage, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. H. S. Wilkin-
son Of this city in the presence Of the
relatives of the bride. The bridal
party drove to Mitchell. and took the
ill O'Clock ,,paSSeD ger for Portland.