The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-19

Born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Pat
row.. Thursday, June lsln. a nlne
ppInd hoy.
Catherine Culver, of Cur,ica. is
visiting With her friend. NJ IS Maize
jobs ston.
1t viii require less advertising to
sell properuy now than at any other
season oi the wear
Robert Foran departed Thursday
for Utica, \. Y. and other points
in thai vicinity TO visit With relatives
for a month.
j. n. Grow is confined to his
home ON account of illness. He has
been very poorly for the past ten days
and finally had to yield and retire to
his home.
Judge Smith went out to Chamber
lain Wednesday evening to hold a
term of court. The judge adjourned
the term from Tuesday to Thursday
because of his illness.
A very severe storm visited this
section Wednesday night about 10
O'Clock, and though but little water
fell, only .22 inches, the wind was
very strong and slight damage is re-
ported in some sections of the county.
The library law has been
beautiied with a bed of geraninms
which has jest been laid out. The
plants are a gift from the Newbery's
and the library management wishes
to thank them heartily for their
generous gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Burg, of
Grand Island Neh., returned home
Thursday, having visited a few
days with their daughter, Mrs. w.
"A lleimbeger. Mr.. Burg has been
superintendent of water supply
system of the Union Pacific r. r..
for past thirty five years.
Rev. A. G. Sheperd, district super
%intendent of the Methodist church of
Sioux Falls, and Rev. w. S. Shep-
herd, of Vermillion, are in attendance
lat the commencement exercises of Da-
kota Wesleyan. Both young men are
graduates of the institution. and both
are strong members of the minister
ial profession.
Rev. A. X. Carhart, formerly of
this city, came up from Fairfax to
attend the commencement exercises
of Dakota Wesleyan, his daughter,
Miss Florence, being one of the
senior graduating class. Mr.. Calhalt
is the pastor of the Methodist church
at Fairfax, which is situated so close
to the Nebraska line that Mr.. :Cal.
hart says it is hard to reaiiZee that
he is a South Dakotan any more. lle
returned bome Friday morning.
5 Lewis Shuster bought the cas-,
addition to the old Methodist church
which N. Jensen is converting into
a residence, and moved that portion
to the corner of Main and Sixth
street west. u will use the struct
uye for a business building. Mr.
Jensen has nearly completed hi
residence and he las c%onvertes til
Old building into a home that will
answer his purposes nicely.
: The first advertising car of Ring
5 liz Bros. circus arrived in the cit
, dnesday from the east. ana i
the course OF a DAY there will y
! some flaming posters on the walls
The ca is in charge OF Hallles X
] White, the advertising manager. |
has been several years since the Ring
lings have come to Mitchell, and tina
4 they will be greeted with an immens
crowd Of people goes without saying
, Their show is clean and wholesom
: and they aim to give the people tn
, full worth of their money. The shoy
, comes to Mitchell on July 9.
Wednesday about 10 O'Clock thel
was an object Of great br'llianc
appeared in the heavens and
o%ccasioned a great deal OF common
t among people who seem to have bee
a Startled by the oddity. A couple {
men were overheard discussing tn
peculiar looking object. One ma
d asked the other what 1t was, am
he replied that he was a stranger |
these parts and he would have {
ask some OF the older inbabitant It.
;, An old %inhabitant remarked that L
thought 1t was the SUI shining, bu
d he wasn't quite sure, and as he too
another squint at 1t the rain droI
pattered down in his upturned face
o Robert A. Burg, a brother of Mr.
". A. Heimberger left Thursda
e after a few days visit, for Sa
v Francisco, where be joins the [
= S. naval fleet as an officer OF tt
d battlesbip Kentucky. Mr.. Bul
graduated With 'hnn0rs frnm m