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

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City, Iowa, Tor u visit OF three weeks
z. M. Peek returned Moliiay after
noon nom Platte Where he had been
attending a Sunday school conyen.
ton.
Mrs. Robert Walpole has been Wis.
iting at the home of a. ID. Walpole
and returned home to Springfield
Tuesday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. w. Freybe1g ar
rived home Monday afternoon, the
former from Chicago and the latter
from Sheldon, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallis came
over from Riverside Tuesday morning
and took the Milwaukee passenge.
for Armour TO visit with relatives.
Hay land for rent. HALF section in.
Prosper township. Grace NJ. Jordan,
All, LaDue street, south side.
DR.. I. S. Kammerling returned
home Tuesday evening from his trio
to Chicago, and while there attended
a number of clinics at his old medical
college.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish went to
Oacoma to preach the ordination and
installation sermon for the new pas
tor, Rev. Il. II. Odgen, Of the Con-
gregational church.
Mrs A. j. Parshall and Miss
Bertha Slade left Monday for a trip
to the Portland exposition and visit
ing at a number of coast cities. They
expect to be away about three months.
Miss Maude- Ferris, who has been
attending the conservatory of music
at Oberlin, Ohio, college, arrived
home Monday evening via the Omaha
road, for their summer vacation.
At Will Koch's you will find a full
line Of Plymouth and other binder
twineS.
L. Beckwith has received his new
automobile, Of the Ford make, and
is patiently waiting for dry roads to
giyeM a test. 1t is a twenty-horse
power machine and is capable Of
great speed and has enduring quail
ties. The machine is handled by Nc
Kinley & Eddy, who sold the autos
to Messrs. Miller and Beckwith.
A handsome and variegated bouquet
OF flowers adorned the table of The
Republican editor Tuesday, which
came from the greenhouse of the
Newbury's. The very Kind act which
prompted the remembrance is high
ly appreciated, and it is very evident
that the editor Of a newspaper is
not the only one who can throw
bouquets.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Cotton passed
through the city Tuesday morning on
their way to New York. They have
been out to Bijou Hills for the past
month living the simple life on the
farm OF Mr.. Colton's parents. He is
going back to his work as interna-
tional secretary Of the Y. M. G. A.
much stronger as the result of his
recreation.
Mccormick and Champion hay
rakes at Will Koch's.
Miss Marie Quigley departed on
Monday for CASTLE. N. Y, being
called there by the death of a nephew
Of her father. w. B. Ryder. MIR.
Ryder had made his preparations to
come west and locate at Looms to
have charge of the new bank that is
to be established there, but he was
taken sick a few weeks ago, which
resulted fatally.
Judge Smith and Court Stenog-
rapher Boyles returned to Oacoma
Monday afternoon to resume circuit
court. Judge Smith met Judge Jones
or. the east tram and accompanied
him to Oacoma. Judge Jones will
sit on the bench during the trial of
Colin Macbeth, who objected to
Judge Saith hearing the case on ac-
count of prejudice. The term OF
court is liable to last all week.
The rainy season has not passed as
yet and the precipitation is being
added to constantly. Tuesday morning
at an early hour another rain started
in to do business and before it I'm
ished its job by II O'Clock water to
the amount Of so inches had fallen.
This makes a total Of SO in.bes for
the month so far. and we have sever
al days to go yet before June is over
With. This amount of moisture has
fallen in 10 days and the greater por-
tion Of it, five inches, has fallen, in
the past ten days.
IS. &C. Greene received word from
his sister Mrs. j. W. Downer, who
lives at Norfolk, Virginia, which
brought the sad account Of the
drowning Of her Oldest daughter,
Virginia, a lovely girl eighteen years