The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-29
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

the postOt1lce.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. u.
Phillips, at their south side home,
Tuesday, June 26, a son.
Miss l5ess Storrs has been visiting
with Misses Chloe BarroWs and Flor
ence Nolt and returned home Tues
day morning to Fenimore, Wis.
Remember Barnes sells pumps,
pipe. we'll casing, cylinders, repairs
of all kinds, opposite postofice.
Mrs. Helen Dodge went to Sioux
Falls Wednesday and later will &c
to Wyoming, Wis, to spend the sum.
mer.
A large stock Of bugvies and sur
reys for sale at reduced prices at
VIM. Koch's.
Mrs. G. G. Halphi2e went to Sioux
City Tueday and will go into
a hospital for an examination to as
certain if a surgical operation is nee
essary to regain her health.
Mrs. A. b. Test and daughters,
Mrs. c. l.. Hampton and Miss Test,
left Monday evening via the Omaha
road for Mynard, Nebr., to attend the
marriage OF her o u which took
place Tuesday evening.
Mrs. r. p. Edison. and daughters.
Miss Edson and Ruth, arrived
Tuesday from Minneapolis to visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Wm. Nj.
Smith. Mrs. Virginia Doyle and
Miss Florence Fosdick.
The west passenger was on time
Tuesday morning for the first time in
ten days, by reason of the bridge
across the Missouri river being re-
stored and obviating the loss o! time
in transferring passengers. mail and
eXpress by mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Needham, who
have teen visiting at the Silsby
home, returned Tuesday to their
rome at Rockford, Ill. Through a
mistake The Republican sent these
people home a week ago. and so did
our two contemporaries, the Gazette
aud Clarion. which evidently got
their information from its columns.
A line rain visited this section
| Monday afternoon and evening that
will contribute largely to the result
of the crops N this country. The
amount of the moisture was .43
inches. From all parts of the county
come the most glowing accounts OF
| the crop prospects. all kinds Of grain
growing in fine shape and they are
in the best possible condition.
Among the lady visitors to the
Federation is Mrs. Stella Marie Stu
tentoth, OF W%atertown, who is the
corresponding secretary of the asSo-
cation. Mrs. S%tutenroth edits a
column in tile Watertown Public
Opinion under the title OF Eve-Up-
To- Date, i'm which she discusses a
vide variety OF subjects. She is the
guest of Mrs. George e. Foster dur
ing her stay in the city.
The Sioux Falls passenger which
LETT here Wednesday via the Mil
waukee road encountered d washout
near Canton and the entire train was
ditched. Conductor Vasser had his
foot burt and Fireman Fred Diehl
was also injured. None of the pas
SengerS are reported TO have been
hurt. On account of the wreck the
east passenger is scheduled 10 arrive
quite late this evening.
Late Tuesday afternoon the first
work of laying the foundation for
the Gale theatre was commenced by
putting in the concrete material.
from now on Mr.. Gale says the work
| will be pushed with all vigor and he
hopes to have the MAGNIFICENT struc-
ture ready for opening by the latter
part Of September, the Goth being
fixed as the date for opening.
The Mitchell fire department. went
over to Sioux Falls tuesday evening
to attend the state tournament and
the boys will participate i'm a num-
Der OF the running events. They
sent their hose cart and hook and
ladder wagon W on the morning
freight. Nearly every member of
the department went over and tie
boys will make a fine appearance in
the parade. The Parkston depart.
ment came up On the south train
and accompanied the Mitchell boys.
Farmers: Why not look over your
binder and mower now and get what.
repairs you want and not wait until
everybody is in the rush. 1t will
only take you a few minutes to see
what you need. Send us a list by
mail and we will have it ready for
you when you call. We carry a large
stock OF Deering, Plano, and Mil
YANKEE renairS. hnt as wa both