The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

rom Emery, where she nus nce0
visiting friends.
Barnes the heating plant man for
all repairs and new work. Opposite
the postofiice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Costello arrived
over the Omaha passenger Monday
evening from Boyd, Minn.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kjelmyr,
at their home northeast Of town,
Monday, July 2, a son.
Remember Barnes sells pumps,
pipe. we'll casing, cylinders, repairs
OF all kinds, opposite p~ostofice.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, can do more for you
than any other school. Send for
catalog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Thompson
arrived Monday evening from VIII
mot to make a visit with relatives
in the city.
Mrs. A. A. Truax vent to Sioux
City Tuesday aud in company
with MIR. and Mrs. Il. M. Hatch
will 20 to Waila Wa,la, Wash, TO
remain a month with relatives.
~. NJ. Dean, of Linton, n. d.,
arrived in The city this morning for
IA weeks visit with his nephews. y.
Il. aud q. G. Dean He is on his
way to Mendoza, ILL.,, where he viii
reside in the future.
MIR. and Mrs. X. W. Gornley and son.
Harry, arrived from Newcastle. Pa,
To visit the rest of the sulnmrr with
j. S. Daniels and family. Ms
Gormley is Il sister OF ms. Daniels
and the two have not met in A great
MANY years.
If you have use for a cream separa-
tor but haven't the ready cash with
which TO purchase one. remember
that the cash is not necessary when
purchasing a DE LA VAL machine.
\ DE LAVAL cream separator will
earn its own cost while you are pay
ing for it. Let us explain our prop
osition to you.
Fl. Il. Van .Alstine
Harry Shepherd, one of the clerks
in the postofice, took the early
morning Milwaukee passenger Tues
day to some point in Wisconsin on his
vacation trip. His co-laborers were
trying to pry some Information out
Of him concerning his trip, and the
suggestions they offered as to what
might result while he was away did
not meet with his approval.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. K. Hitchcock
went out to Forestburg, Sanborn
county this afternoon to spend the
national holiday. Mr.. Hitchcock
will deliver an address tomorrow at
the Ghautauqua session which opened
there today uuGer the management
of Hiram A. &odee. This Caau-
tauqua at Forestbutg is getting TO
be quite a prominent affair and it is
likely that MI. Rodee will build up
a large institution in the years to
come.
Woid was recefaed 10y VIM. Dunca,
Monday of the death of Alexande
Stevenson, who died at the home of
his SON. Dir. &. L.. Stevenson. of
Coultee City, Wash. His remains will
be brought TIC Mitchell aud laid to
rest IN GracelAnd cemetery by the
side of his Wife aad daughter. Mr..
Stevenson is IN olH resident of
Mitchell aud MIS- old time TRENDS
will lie sorry TO aear of his death.
The counts commissioners met
Tuesday ana the first business
saken up was the election Of a COM
missioner TO taHe The vacancy made
10y the death, Of DIR. S j, Moore.
After several @allGss on the names
Of Geo. A. Joiss.snn. 81. BOice and
Wm. Nash, the eo..n issioDers unit
ed on Mr.. Nt>ti. &tlnm VIZ are quite
sure will be :sighly satisfactory to
the people OF tH- thitG and fourth
wards. He ereered on ms duties
at once. The t,aaro @ill meet for
several days AS board of eQualiza-
ton.
Lauritz Miller arrived in the city
from Vermiil,on to take up his head
quarters VITA the Anti-Salcon
League, as tie attorney for the
league. Mr.. Miller graduated last
month troll the law department Of
the State University at Vermillion
and hereafter vii! devote his labois
to appearing in all cases for the
league. Mr. MIlIer is a thorough
going young man an6 will without
doubt make a success OF his work.
He is also a graduate Of Dakota
| Wesleyan University.
The remains Of alexander Stephen
son. in charge of Mrs. B. L. Ste
pbenson, arrived III the city last
evening via the Omaha road from