The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-15

In the game of ball with Riverside
Tuesday afternoon, the Mitchell
team Was defeated by a score OF IA
to s..
Mrs. G. e. Brenton and children,
Of Dallas Center. Iowa, arrived to
visit with q. 6. Nichols, west Of
the city.
Dandy and Dutch Uncle cultiva-
tors, as good as the best, at VIM.
Koch's.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Needham, Of
Rockford, w., arrived Wednesday
and are guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. A. Sllsby.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish Departed
Tuesday for Yankton to be pres
ent during the week of commence
ment exercises of Yankton college,
Of which he is a graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Lawford and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clara Law
ford. of Winifred. were visiting with
Mrs. O. v. Hansell and Mrs. w.
I'll. Arthur, near the city, duling the
There are 50 head of race horses
entered for the races at Mitchell
next week. There VIII be all kinds of
sport going right along. Are you
coming ir?
Conductor John II .sley, of the Mill
waukee road, has been down to Col
fax Springs, Iowa, for "A couple of
weeks taking treatment for the bene-
hit OF his health. He came home
Tuesday evening feeling a little bet
ter.
Edmund Kelsey who lives up in
Rlendon township. secured a mar
riage license late Tuesday afternoon
to we'd Miss Millie Davis, the event
to take place some tine later. The
young mar is but 10 years old and he
had to secured the written permits
sion of his parents who are now liv-
ing down in Virginia.
See the best line of single and
double driving harness in town at
VIM. Koch's.
Fred Masters, who has had charge
of the branch of the McCrossan Fruit
Co., went over to Sioux Falls last
evening, and will 20 on the road for
the company, taking the place made
vacant by the resignation Of Jay A.
Dundas. Mr.. Shaw will have charge
OF the branch house in this city.
The 2:l7 pace Wednesday with ID
starters is certainly going to be a
hummer. All the horses have rec
ords ranging between 2:l6 and 2:l8
and this will produce some fast driv-
ing and close contests.
e. ii. Barrett. the newly appoint
ed trainmaster of the Milwaukee
road. arrived in the city Tuesday
evening and immediately assumed
bis duties by making the trip out to
Chamberlain with the Gollmar Bros.
shows. Mr.. Barrett will move his
family here as soon as he can secure
a house in which to live.
Wesley Hagman, Of Rockham, and
Miss Hattie NJ. Hammond, of Mir
; anua, Faulk county, were united i'm
marriage Tuesday evening at !
: O'Clock by Rev. Fl. S. Wilkinson at
the Methodist parsonage. The cere-
mony was witnessed bya few friends.
The bride is said to have been d
4 student at Dakota Wesleyan.
Farmers, arrange your matters sc
that you can come to Mitchell Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday for
. the races. Take off a day or two and
enjoy Yourself before the big harvest
begins.
L. O. Gale arrived home Wednesday
morning from a business trip to Chi
!, cago. in which looked after some
matters concerning the construction
OF his theater building and alsl
some attractions for the corn palace
this fall. Some attractions have al
ready been secured and will be an
nounced in due time.
: L. f. Graham, the manager o
!. the lecture and concert course, toda,
arranged with L. O. Gales to Civ,
. the entertainments OF the course
next winter in the Gale theater
which will be a decided improve
ment yer the city hall building, il
ithat The acoustics will he imnrOyp(
upon and a much freer view of th'
stage will be obtained.
a The Mitchell races next week
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
will be the best held in years. The
field Of horses is large and the trot
Il tiers and PAGERS are well matched
A quiet wedding occurred at tn,
j. home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Cool