The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-29

Mrs. George r. Douthlt. of Sioux
Falls, is visiting with Mrs. b. A.
Bobb.
Miss Sara Scallin went to Gettys-
burg, s. D., Wednesday afternoon
visit relatives for a few weeks.
Get the best single and double
driving harness at VIM. Koch's.
Miss Alice Conklin, who was. here
to attend the Haynes. Both wedding
returned Wednesday to her home
at Canton.
Marc Miner and Fred Scott have
opened a pantorium in one Of the
rooms oE the second floor of the Gale
block, corner of Main and Second
Avenue.
Miss Lua Sans, of Omaha, attend
led the Haynes-B obb wedding and
will remain a few weeks visiting
Mrs. A. r. Dean and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. 4. III. Winsor and Miss Flor
ence, arrived home Wednesday
! from Obellin. Ohio. Miss Winsor
has been studying music at the Ober-
Ito Conservatory since last fall.
Mrs. May McKinnon, OF Atlanta.
H., arrived Wednesday to make
a short visit with MIR. and Mrs. G.
w, Downey while Oh her way to
Ashton to visit her brother, G. L..
Downey.
Mrs. e. p. Sears and daughter.
Miss Sears, who have been visiting
With Mrs. J.. f., Anderson, departed
Wednesday to visit with relatives
at West Union, Iowa. before re-
turning to their home at Salt Lake
City, Utah.
A heavy rainstorm visited this sec
tion last night, which was accom-
panied by a small amount OF hail.
with no damage. however. The pre-
|cip'tation amounted to LAP inches.
The moisture was not needed at
this time.
John Dobson went out to Plankin-
ton Tuesday evening to take a posi-
tlon in the state reform school. Lay-
ing been appointed assistant superin-
tendent by the state hoard of chart
ties and corrections. The place was
made vacant by the retirement of
MIR. SchlOsser.
The government thermometer
registered at s. degrees Wednesday as
the Warmest and at 81 during the
night. while Whursday 1T was so
at O'Clock, Indicating a warm day.
which did not fail to ma%terialize.
The thermometer registered at 90
during the day.
III you have use for a cream separa-
tor but lDaven't the ready cash with
which to purchase one. remember
that the cash is not necessary when
purchasing a DE La VAL machine.
A DE LAVAL cream separator win
earn it's W cost while you are paw
ing for it. Let us explain our prop
osition to you.
Il. b. Van Alstine
Conductor Nasser was not injured
sufficiently in the Milwaukee passen-
ger wreck Wednesday morning that
he was unable to take his run this
morning. The track was put back
in shape during The night so that
trains could pass over it this morn
ing. The engineer and fireman were
protected from being scal5ed by tile
escaping steam from the engine in
the wreck by being thrown in a ditch
of water about four feet deep. where
the steam could not reach them and
they swan some distance under the
water before leaving it.
The county commissioners met IN
special session Thursday morning and
allowed the bonds for ten liquor H.
cenSes in this city, two at Ethan
and also for three wholesale firms i'm
the city. A number of hills were
also allowed. 1t was the intention
TO elect a commissioner to fiji the
vacancy made by the death Of DR.. S.
j. Moore, but owing to the absence
of Commissioner Buttelheld until
late in the afternoon, the appoint
ment was not made up to the hour
OF going to press. NJ. Boice, VIM.
Nash and Geo. Foster were voted
upon by the three commissioners
and 30 choice coald be made.
The lawn tennis PLAYERS who have
three courts on the east side OF town,
met Wednesday evening and organiz-
ed for the summer season by elect
ing D1, Ray Smith president; Jos.
Michaels, vice president; G. w.
Downey. secretary; Ray L. Branson,
treasurer, and Ora B. Wells and Wal.
ter Nolt as ground stewards. The
members selected as the name for the
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