The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-13
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over Sunday with relatives.
Miss Rernice Lathrop ente rtained
a party OF young lady and gentlemen
friends at her home Monday evening.
Mrs. G.. Fl. Smith, of Mt. Vernon.
and Mrs. Vincent, OF Sioux City.
are visiting with Miss Myrtle Lower.
of The Republican force, for a few
days.
Miss Mollie Rubley. who has been
visiting with friends in the city for
the past week, returned to her home
at Presho. where She has a position
as stenographer for a real estate firm.
+. Ill. Winsor arrived mo me Mon
day evening from his trip up into
northern Minnesota. where he had a
week of good fishing in one of the
MANY iine lakes noted for game fish.
ID. h. Miller came home Tuesday
morning from a trip up to Washington
! Springs. where he has some real
estate interests. Mr.. Miller says
That crops are doing fine in that
sectlen.
1llQs. Fullerton went out west
Tuesday to attend the lot sales. at
Vivian. Draper and Murdo. The
Fullerton Lumber Co. is establishing
a line of lumber yards i'm the new
towns us fast as they are laid out.
Fred NJ. White has got a good start
on his Few residence on the corner of
Fourth Avenue east and kimball
street. His barn is already done and
the carpenters are pushing the work
on the house as fast us possible. Mr..
White is going to nave a very
attractive home when it is complet.
ed.
Miss Mary Windle. who resigned
from the position of supervisor Of
music in the city schools, has been
rendered a similar position in the
schools OF Fort Dodge. Iowa, at a
larger salary. Miss Windle is in
attendance at the Chautauqua ses-
sion at Chautauqua, N. y, and has
not at this time decided to accept
the appointment to the position.
MI. and Mrs. A. e. Hitchcock
came lone Friday morning from Rus
kin Park, where they spent the
Fourth, MIR. Hitchcock delivering an
address before the assembled crowds
on the national holiday. He saia
the attendance was very large and
that the Chautauqua is proving quite
a success for its recent start.
Funeral services were held over
the remains of the infant child Of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sayles at their
residence Saturday at 10 O'Clock.
which was attended by many sympa-
thiZing friends. The services were
conducted by Rev. j. S. Surteck. of
the Presbyterian church. The inter-
ment was made at Graceland ceme-
terry.
Emil Becker has the interior plans
drawn for the arrangement OF his
store building after the wall is re-
moved that separates the two build
ings. The arrangement Of the show
cases and the counters will give his
store room quite "a metropolitan
appearance and will afford him a
inc place for his clothing business.
MIR. Becker has the material ordered
to make the change from the single
to the double store, and as soon as
it arrives he will commence on the
Improvement In the building. Mr..
Becker figures it will cost him be-
tween $4,000 and Sc. 900 to make the
change.
The remains Of Alexander Steven
son. in charge of Mrs. B. L. Steven
son. arrived iD the city Thursday
evening via the Omaha road from
Conlee City. WASH, and were taken
to The undertaking parlors OF j. W.
B%roadbent & Co., where they re-
NAMED until Friday morning. The
casket was opened for a half hour to
give friends an opportunity to view
the remains, and at 9 O'Clock the
body was conveyed to Graceland
cemetery, where the interment took
place. The following were The
pall!pearers: John Arney, Mr.. Hart,
W.. d. Lott, w. Reeser, III. L.
O'mealey and q. G. Pringle. The
deceased was an old soldier, and was
a former resident OF this city. Mrs.
Stevenson. who came back with the
body, is a daughter of VIM. Duncan,
and She will remain here for a time
to visit with the family.
A company OF perhaps fifty people
enjoyed sort OF a family celebration
of the national holiday 10 the pretty
grove about a half mile west OF town.
near the Milwaukee railroad track.
Those who we're in charge OF the
affair arranged an imprOmptu pro-