The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

N1SAU lO1 SCNCldl WcGhSs
Mrs. John Michels and little
daughter departed Wednesday to
visit with relatives at Sheldon,
Iowa.
Robert Ward arrived home Wed
nesday from Seattle, Wash. Mrs.
Ward will remain several weeks
longer.
Chancey Bates and Miss Hazel
Wheeler we're united in marriage on
the evening of July 3 at the home of
her parents in the north part of the
city.
Mrs. Charles Burnside aied on the
evening OF July 4tL. She has been
in very poor health for some time,
having suffered several strokes of
paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weller went
to Goldfeld, Iowa, Wednesday to
attend the summer Chautauqua
session, and visit with relatives for
a couple Of weeks.
The Art Club members were enter
tanned at a dinner by Mrs. f. H.
Winsor Tuesday evening. TIE table
was spread on the screened porch
and CHS feature added to the
pleasures of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Potter are
now living under their W vine and
zig tree. having purchased the at
tractive residence built by G.. H.
Kleinau on Second Avenue east.
They moved in Wednesday.
j. W. Beattie, of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city yesterday to make
a visit with old time friends. Mr..
Beattie is one Of Mitchell's pioneer
citizens and has a hist of frienus who
are very glad to see him. Mr..
Beattie was n of Mitchell's post
masters in the years gone by.
Charles Wilson. OF Denver, Colo.
arrived in the city this morning
from Vivian, to which place he drove
from Denver with a party, camping
out on the way. Mr.. Wilson is
former old resident of Mitchell,
leaving here about Is years ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray Smith and Dick
started late this afternoon to drive
over to Madison to attend the state
tennis tournament. Dr.. Smith will
! play with Ray Branson in doubles
as the partners OF both PLAYERS were
unable to get away to participate II
the tournament.
In order to handle the immens'
amount Of fruit that is bein!
shipped by the local wholesale flui
houses to points west of the river 10
the various Fourth of July celebra
tions, the Milwaukee company Ia.
found it necessary tn run an extr;
express "a out west, and it is file
each day with fruit.
!, j W. Rash came up from Yer
million Tuesday evening and thi
afternoon he left via the Milwaukee
road for Spokane Falls, WASH, t.
look over that western country witt
a view OF locating. Mr.. Raisl
graduated last month from the Law
department OF tie state universit
at Vermillion. His many friends il
Mitchell will wish him the best sue
cess.
A special train of six coaches file
with railroad laborers passed throug,
the city Wednesday over the Mi
waukee road from the extension ives
of Chamberlain to be taken to til
extension west of Aberdeen. TIL
work is nearly completed on til
Rapia City line and the men will b
utilized on the other extension G
the Milwaukee.
The ace between Harry Branson'
pony and M. n. Gosche's PAGER
Black Walnut, Tuesday afternoo,
was o by the pony. 1t was a hal
mile heat and as the horses entere,
the home stretch Black Walnut wa
all to the good a winner, hut unfor
tunately the PAGER broke and th
pony took the lead and went to th,
wire, winning the 5000 purse. 1t wa
the opinion OF the majority that j
Black Walnut had not broken b,
would have won the race.
a company of amateurs are pre-
senting Pinaiore in realistic form or
the Sioux river at Sioux City this
week, and Miss Violet Hatch is
singing the important role OF
Josephine, the leading soprano part.
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