The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. WAX are down
from Aberdeen. Mr.. Walk is look.
ing after the business interests of the
Macarthur Piano Co.
Miss Agnes Rockwell arrived We'd.
nesday from Faribault. Mimi. to
make a visit OF a week with her
brother, +. C. Rockwell.
Mrs. Amy Darling and her sister,
OF Monticello, Iowa, departed Wed
nesday for kersey.a Col, and will
be ava about three months.
A great game of baseball was play
ed Tuesday afternoon between the
Mitchell team and the Red Lions. of
Alexandria, the Mitchell lads VIM
ming by a score Of 10 to 6.
Carl Gedski, who has been work
ing in the Footitt meat market for
some time, is reported to be very i'll
with Bright's disease at his home.
Y. p. \. McGovern departed We'd
nesday for a trip to the Pacific
coast, Which will last a month on
more. He will visit his parents who
reside at Palo Alto, Cal.
Gilbert Dock was up before Justice
Markham ON a complaint filed by Ar
thur Allen for permitting some OF
his stock running at large. The
court imposed a fine of $40.
Mrs. Llnnie Brown arrived home
Tuesday morning from the Black Hills
country, were She @ent 10 attenu
the convention of the w.. IL. (. She
stopped at Lead for a few days TO
visit with relatives.
MONDAY afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Justice Markham performed the
marriage ceremony which united
the lives of Merritt Barnes, of
Mooridge, aud Mi S Cecil Brink,
i Of Ethan,
Miss Bessie Mcguire went to
Chicago Sunday morning to visit her
brother aud will 20 from there to
Lincoln, Neb., to visit another
brother. Miss Mcguire will teach in
the City schools next fall.
County Commissioners Matheny
and Childs, of Miner county, are in
the city today consulting with Fred
Bjordstrup with reference to letting
him have the contract for the con.
struction of five new bridges for thai
county, and perhaps more.
Mrs. H. p. Beckwith arrived in the
city Thursday from Mudlavia
Ind, where she took the mud bath.
at the noted springs, and then accom-
panied Mr.. Beckwith on a tri1
through the lakes at Duluth. She
leaves next week for Spirit Lake
Iowa, to go into camp with her pa
rents for several weeks, returning
thence to her home at Fargo, N. D.
The following merchants hav,
agreed to close their stores on tn,
fourth of July: Vermilyea & Mich
OILS, c. G. Rathbun, j. A. Reed, L
Br1edenbach, Joe L. Loevinger, F. P
Worthing, ]. Hauert, L. M. Hardy
Jas. Weddle, ]. D. Doane, Logsden &
Graham.
John lucky has been elected as
delegate, by the local order, to tn,
National Association of Stationar,
Engineers, which meets at Denver 1,
September. This Is the second O
third time that Mr.. lucky ha
been selected to go to the nationa
association.
E. T. Grinnell went to Runnin,
Water to help his son look after hi
property during the high water. tn,
Missouri river is backing up in tina,
direction and town is practically Gu
on from all railroad connection. Th,
water covers q good portion of th'
country, in which Mr.. Grinnell',
land is located. No trains have bee,
sent beyond Springfield for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vickers ant
daughter, Grace. departed Tuesda,
morning for Pasadena, CAL, wher,
they expect to remain about a year
They will make their home a
various places IS they appeal t,
them. Mr.. Vickers does not thinl
that he will be enticed away from
South Dakota to live 10 that country
Walter T. Stave was married t,
Miss Dorathea Roberts at Council
Bluffs. Iowa. Wednesday, June "a
They arrived in the city a few da,,
ago n ave taken CONS at the res
idence Of William Koch. Mr.. Stay,
is the representative OF the Siou,
CITY branch of the Chicago News
paper Cnio and will make mis- head
quarters IL Mitchell while GOVERN,
this territory for his house. The,
LETT this morning on a trip to til,
Black Hills country.
A bunch of Italian railroad labor
ers struck Mitchell Wednesday after
moon on Tho fro}p fro~ A.