The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-01

Wanted, aSgirl for general house
work. Good wages.
Mrs. S. III. Scaliln.
Mrs. G. MacLennon, of Chicago.
Who has been visiting her sister,
Miss Dear, returned to her home We'd
nesday morning.
A. II. Doyle has been at Mandan
and Dickinson, n. d., for the past
week looking after some real estate
interests and arrived home We'd
day morning. E
Mrs. j.. a. Davis and three chill
dren departed Wednesday for Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, to make a visit at
their former home, expecting to re-
main several weeks.
Mrs. George A. Craig, a sister of
Mrs. Asa Dodd, arrived from Ogden,
Utah, to make a visit. They went
to Ethan Wednesday to attend the
Decoration Day exercises.
One more rain storm Tuesday was
added to the abundance of moisture
that has fallen in the past ten days.
The precipitation amounted to 80
inches. The total for the month is
3.l3 inches
The w. r. G. wish to thank the
friends who contributed evergfeenS
TO decorate the graves of our departed
heroes also to thank Mrs. Newbury
for her contribution of beautiful
flowers and a wreath for the I'M
known dead.
The first circus coming to Mitchell
this year will be Gullmar Bros.
which is scheduled to appear i'm the
afternoon and evening of Thursday.
June IA. The big posters were put
up today and from now on the youth
will commence to corral the nickles
and pennies for the day.
Rev. III. s. Wilkinson, pastor of
the Methodist church will deliver
the address at the commencement
exercises of the high school on We'd
nesday evening, June g.. DIR. Nichol-
son was to have given the address,
but owing to his not recovering from
his surgical operation in time Mr..
Wilkinson very kindly consented to
take his place. DIR. Nicholson was
also obliged to forego delivering an
address before the graduating class
of the Aberdeen Normal school.
L. B.. Widell and family and l..
Needham left Thursday for Trcn-
ton, Mo-, where they will make their
future home. MI. Widell has a po-
Isition in a Touring mill. He re-
talns the ownership Of his farm
northwest of town, and makes the
change because of the fact that he is
not able to work his farm. He said
he was exceedingly we'll pleased with
the country since he has been here
for the past four years.
During the storm Tuesday after
noon there was one good Resembling
thunderbolt with Il vivid flash Of
lightning that struck the house Of
George IA. Miner on Third A venue
west. 1t struck the chimney owe
the kitchen, destroying it even with
the roof and also knocked down the
%stovepipe i'm the house, and disar-
ranged things to some extent. Mrs.
Miner was rendered unconscious by
the shock, but at the end of a half
hour she recovered and is not feeling
any effects of the shock today.
Carl Murner arrived home Tues
day evening On the 10 O'Clock Mil
waukee passenger from Deadwood.
where he has been attending United
States district court as one OF the
petit jurors. Mr.. Murner said the
trip out to Dcadwood and seeing
that interesting part of South Da-
kota was the best trip he ever had
in his life. He said the jurors from
this side of the river had bad luck
going and coming from Deadwood,
as they encountered a wreck train
both ways, which delayed them con-
siderahly. On their way home they
laid fol thirteen hours at Norfolk
waiting for the track to be cleared.
a change has taken place among
the jewelers.. Fred 0. Bradley this
morning placed his workbench in
Diehl & Browns drug store, the To-
cation he had some years ago Hugh
McLain, who has been at Diehl &
Browns for a year or more, expects
to leave the first of next week for his
home at Ottawa, Canada, to spend
the summer and will then go to a
school for engraving. The vacancy
in Scallin Bros. drug store is filled
by {. F. Page, an experienced
matchmaker and enprayer.