The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-22

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Mrs. j. e. Candle. a sister. and
Miss Fern Craft, a niece OF +. a.
Craft, arrived Wednesday from La
Porte, Ind, to make a visit of a
month.
The contest and social at Mrs.
BidwelI's Monday evening was well
attended. The medal i'm the older boys
contest was won by Leo Van Waga-
men and Glen Doty won the medal in
the little boys contest.
AS the guests were seated around
the Wedding breakfast after the mar
riage Of Miss Nobis and Mr.. Bately
Wednesday, the groom received a
%tablegram from his brother, Stephen
s. Bately, o! London, England. ex-
tending congratulations over the
marriage.
A full line. OF Mccormick aud
Champion binder repairs for sale at
VIM. Koch's.
Amelia. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. n konze, was operated on
Monday afternoon by DR.. b. A.
Bobb for appendicitis, and was as
sisted bv Drs. +. w. Freybcrg and
c. S. Bobb. The young lady. who is
fifteen yeats old, stood the operation
well and is getting along nicely.
ID. W. Burright arrived Wednesday
afternoon from his home at AshviIle,
N. C.,to remain a week or ten days
to look after his business matters.
Mr.. Burright expresses himself as
being we'll pleased with his nome in
the south, which he finds better
suited to him OH account of his
health.
DIR. G. b. Clark left Tuesday
for his home at Deadwood, stopping
enroute at Yankton to deliver an
address before the old soldiers at the
annual encampment. DIR. Clark said
that the next time lie came to Mitch
ell he would not have to leave South
Dakota soil to get from one section
of the state to another, as by that
time trains would be running across
the great reservation.
Mankato Commercial College. Man.
kato. Mimi, wants to send its cata-
log to those interested in business
education. Send for one.
The Mitchell DELEGATION to the
Grand Army encampment is ex-
pected to arrive home this
afternoon and bring General and
Mis-. Tanner. In the evening Gen.
eral Tanner will deliver an address
at the city hall. Mayor Branson
will make a few remarks. and Geo.
A. Silsby will Introduce the general
to the audience. Several patriotic
songs Will be rendered by a male
chorus. Everybody in the city is
cordially invited to come this
evening and hear the general.
a large stock of buggies and sur
reys for sale at reduced prices at
WIN. Koch's.
The committee OF Parkston citizens
passed through the city Wednesday
evening from Sioux Falls on their
way home, taking with them the
trunk Of clothes belonging to the
murdered girl. The exhibition OF
the clothes pdiscriminately among
the women, who viewed the gar
ments with tears streaming down
their faces at the thoughts Of the
manner in which the poor girl died.
One woman on catching sight OF
was regarded as poor taste.
Mrs. Kaufman started the cry to
"String her up.n Mrs. Kaufman
is bound over to the circuit court
and was taken TO the county Jail
without bond.
AT the commencement exercises Of
the city schools in Sioux City a young
man graduate in the class of 10
members who was d former resident
of Mitchell, leaving here with II is
parents when Ne was quite a lad.
Lee Levinger. In referring to his
Grafton the Sioux City Tribune spoke
with special favorable mention as
follows: "Although each GRAFTON was
very good and we'll delivered, to the
last orator or the program, Lee JOS
eph Levinger should be given especial
credit. His subject was THE Indi-
vidual Universe" and in his treat
ment of it he displayed deep thought
and research. His delivery was de-
iiberate and ~forceful.
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