The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-07

-. ~ tiolh anu AtDfAHC tAtbks luSl
rceeiy,d at Van Alstine's.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. :. Il,
Monday. June 3, a daughter.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ.
White, Monday, June 3, a daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.
Bates, Tuesday. June 4, a daughter.
f. r.. yanAlstine has ordered a
car load Of five ten pitless wagon
scales. and would like to hear from
any In need of a first class scale.
Webster, Cook & Co have a new
advertisement today in which they
set forth their assortment OF summer
goods-mdde up principally Of lawn
mowers, garden rakes, gasoline
stoves and rubber hose.
Miss Madge Picker is a guest at
the home OF her sister, Mrs. W. j.
Frad. Miss PicKler has closed a
most successful year as principal of
the School of Oratory, at TT. Worth !
(Texas) University and spent the
holiday season travelling in the Gulf
coast region of Old Mexico.
Tue Sioux Falls Argus-Leader an |
nounces the return TO Sioux Falls of
Bishop Hare from the east and states
that the bishop is feeling line since
the operation. The bishop will take
a prominent part in the commence
ment exercises of All Saints school
this week.
w. M, Grafton, superintendent of
the Anti-Saloon League, returned to
the city Tuesday after an absence of
three weeks, which has been spent
on league work throughout the state.
a portion of that time he was at
Columbus, Ohio, attending a meet
ing of the national league.
e. e. Van Alstines has some very
nice designs in Bike wagons, with
and without top, and a large assort.
ment of ordinary vehicles, and car
give you much better value for youl
money than the few rigs coming f1cm
catalogue houses.
M. E. Bushman returned from
Mason City, Iowa, Tuesday after
noon, having gone do IN there to
remain q few days with his family.
Mr.. Bushman has been in Mitchell
since last fall, experimenting the
concrete and carpenter work OF the
Mitchell National hank building for
Contractor King and he has demon
st1ated that he is a thorough me-
chanic.
The Fourth of July committee is
still laboring with the Omaha road
to secure a special down to the river
Tor the national celebration, and
they hope eventually to get the rail-
road officials to look at it i'll a favor
liable light, in which they have not
been disposed to do up to this time.
With a celebration in the grove and
a special train service down there
it will make an ideal place for the
people to 90 and spend the national
holiday.
A quiet wedding ceremony took
place this morning at 10: O'Clock at
the Congregational parsonage, when
Mr.. Hobart 81. Field and Miss Lottle
Schultz we're united In marriage, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
"A. Craig Bowdish. the noon
hour a fine wedding dinner was
served at the home OF the brides IS
parents. Mr.. and Mis-. Herman
schultz. on north Main street, which
was attended by a few relatives and
intimate friends. The bride and
groom are Young people who have
resided in this community fer a
number Of years and have the warm
friendship Of a great many friends.
who will extend their sincere con-
CALCULATIONS on their marriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Field will 90 to h%ousekeep-
ing Immediately on Mr.. Fields
farm, 8 miles northeast of this city.
CuUcIdl ocIVlCcS WGIG IlelO over C0e
remains OF Mrs. q. T. Mcdonald at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. S. T.
Greene, Wednesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, which we're conducted by
Rev. w. E. Greene, of Vermillion,
in the absence OF Rev. Mr.. Bell. The
funeral service of the Episcopal
church was read by Mr.. Greene and
one SONG was rendered by Mrs. H.
E. Hitchcock, Miss Eliza Vermillyea,
r. P. LOOMS and g. w. Downey.
A great many Of the old friends of
the family were present. The fol-
lowing %pallbearers accompanied the
remains to the Milwaukee depot:
w. IL. Conyes, l.. o. Gale, q. w.
ellis, !. c. Burns, II. e. Hitch
cock, S. II. Scallin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene accompanied the remains