The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-21
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hatch
Thursday, July ID, a sun

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hatch
Thursday, July ID, a sun.
Mrs. B. G. Watson and two little
sons retired home to Chamberlain,
having been down to the circus.
III. e. Hitchcock went to Big Stone
city Saturday and will put in a
few days trying to land some fish in
the lake there.
Adolph Gerstenbere. OF the firm of
Gerstenberg u Co., commission mer-
chants of Chicago, is here looking
over the barley crop in this vicinity.
John Mccoy, of Darlington, Wis.
arrived Saturday. He is a guest at the
hume OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Footitt.
Mr. Mccoy came out to look over the
country.
Mrs. Inez Owen went to Sioux City
Saturday to remain over Sunday
with her sou. Reed, who is now enl-
pIoyed in the office of the United
States Express Co
Mrs. a. j. Dix, who has been visit
ing at Philadelphia. and also at the
fashionable Summe resort at Allant-
lie Gity, arrived home Friday even
ing alter an absence OF neatly two
months.
Misses Anna and Emma Haynes de-
parted Saturday via tile Omaha
road for Minneapolis to make a visit
of ten days OF Two weeks. They were
accompanied as far as Worthington.
MIMI. by their cousin, Mrs. H. p.
Sans, who went on TO her home at
Omaha.
NJ. p. Bates went to Sioux City
Monday morning and will join Mrs.
Bates on a tlip to the Pacific coast,
expecting 10 be absent a month. On
their return Mr. Bates expects to
commence the erection of a new resi-
dence on the east side, having pur-
chased a couple of lots over there.
Rev. a. e. Carha1t and daughters,
Misses Florence and Charlotte, ar
rived home Saturday afternoon FROM
Denver, Colo. They went out there
to attend the national convention of
the Epworth League. Aside from
attending the meetings Of the League
they enjoyed several side trips of
scenic interest
Washington Springs True Repub-
lean: Charles Ferguson, of Mitch
ell. has rented 4. L. Smiths store
building east of Herman Brodko1b's
and will open up an exclusive shoe
store as soon as the room can be
properly put in shape. Mr.. Ferguson
formerly conducted a large dry goods
store in Mitchell.
Sunday was another of the hot
days, the government thermometer
touching the "a mark. Saturday was
tie warmest day uf the season, as
late in the afternoon the mercury
went to 80 and it remained at 90 I'm
til nearly ! O'Clock. All the crops
are taking advantage Of this weather
to make up for lost time during the
rainy season.
The Milwaukee company VIII put
on two extra policemen at the depot
at once. Agent George says that the
tramps have been SO numerous of late
that the employees cannot watch them
and attend to their work.. AS a re-
suit the hooos have broken into cars
Of merchandise and helped them.
selves to whatever they could find.
The loss in CHS direction has
amounted to quite a sum.
{ DR.. r. e. Warne sent The Repub.
lican a copy OF the daily edition OF
the American Medical Association
Bulletin which is published during
the session Of the association at Port
land, Of which he is the repres. nta.
tive OF South Dakota There are
thirteen physicians present at the
convention from this state, and on
the second day there were LAG ply.
siciAns registered from all parts uI
tile United States and its possessions.
5 Rev. DR.. Morrison, who has beer
in charge OF the preaching at the
Holiness camp meeting on the south
side for the past ten days, departed
Monday for his home at Louis.
Vile, Ky. During his stay in the
{ city DE-. Morrison impressed his hear.
ers with his great ability as a preach.
er i'm presenting the truths in The
, simplest possible for an easy
understanding. His work has been
very successful and highly satisfact.
DRY.
a. A. B%oynton's PAGER, Major
Dent: is showing up in some fast
work. IN hic training at. Ciony iity