The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16

temperature fell to 90 degrees.
Mrs II. j. Lamme and little son
left Saturday for Chicago, where
they will remain a week and will
then be Joined by Dr.. Lamme fol
a trip to the jamestown exposi ion.
The teachers normal institute
closed Fndag afternoon after a
session Of two weeks. S%uperinten-
dent. Quigley in a brief address to
the teachers referred in very high
terms to the excellent work that had
been done by both faculty and teach
ers.
Nate Geake, a meat cutter in
Riehsen & Klinkhammer's meat
market, was overcome ny the heat
Friday evening at $50 O'Clock while
standing at the block cutting meat.
He was removed to his home and
DIR. Warne was called. The patient
is reported as being better today.
A small fire occurred in the coal
sheds OF the Mitchell Milling Co.
about I O'Clock Saturday and an
alarm was turned in. which brought
out the department in short order.
The fire originated from self-comhus-
ton but did very little damage. Mr..
Christensen SAID that the coal they
used often did that.
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Lewis Shuster drove out to Mt.
Vernon Friday afternoon with a
team from the livery stable of
Ambrose Curtis. The heat was so
intense that when he reached Mt.
Vernon that one of the horses
dropped dead on reaching the barn,
although he took the trip easy out
there.
ID. w. Walker, the popular excur-
sion agent of the Milwaukee road,
was in the city oven night Thursday
and went east saturday morning. Mr..
Walker has been on his farm near
Charles City, Iowa, for several
mouths in an effort to reduce his
averdupois and he succeeded in train
Ing down from 100 to 100 pounds.
In speaking of the excursion tram
service that the Milwaukee will give
said that undoubtedly the road would
be quite liberal, taking into consid-
Grafton the fact that in previous
years the business had always been
large, and with Sousa's band for the
attraction this veal the crowds
would vely likely be larger than ever.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FL. E. Bunker have
returned to the city and have taken
up their residence in the Woodruff
house on Second Avenue east
opposite FROM the new school house
building. They we're married a,
Walnut, Iowa, Wednesday, Aug. I
The bride was Miss Bertha viii
marth, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e,
G. Wilmarth. The wedding was d
quiet u and the ceremony was per
formed by Rev G. w. Laid, O
Riverside, Iowa. Mr.. Bunker came
to Mitchell last fall flom- Sioux Cit,
and ooened a cigar store in the Gal:
theatre tuiIdine and since then has
done a fine business. He is a capable
and energetic young man and de
serves to succeed in his business.
The bride is an attractive young
lady and is highly esteemed IN her
town. The Republican extends its
sincere congratulations to the young
couple and trusts that their married
life may be full Of sunshine and
happiness.
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