The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-26


Mrs. R. L. Clisby, of Parker, is
visiting with Mrs. Charles Fowler.
Frank Q. Morris, Fred {. Nut
iag and j. c. Milne are a trio of
Huron gentlemen WHO arrived in tile
city Wedpes ay morning.
L. j. Shaw. of WATERFOWL, arrived
Wednesday from Lead. He vas In
Attendance at the convention OF tie
Funeral Directors, OF which he is
the secretary.
S. G. Boyce and w. III. Broadbent
returned home Tuesday from their
trip out 20 Lead, where they
attended the convention of the
Funeral Directors Association.
Charles T. Mauller, Of Mt. YER
non, Io~a, arrived in the city
Tuesday afternoon. He is a member
OF the Quarternion Concert Co,
which leaves this city next Monday
morning for a tout of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurice Vickers ar
rived home Wednesday morning from
their wedding trip out to the Black
Hills country. They will make their
home at The uroom's residence on
Fourth venue west.
Judge Smith and 81. G. Preston
went out to Chamberlain Tuesday
evening. Judge Smith will finish his
term of court at the present time,
having to call off the regular term
last week on account of sickness.
The cases to be heard are for the
count alone
MIR. and Mr.. w. II. HOWE and
children of Sioux Falls, arrived in
the city Wednesday to attend the
wedding Of Hugh McLain, OF Rock
Rapids Iowa, and Miss Maud Bjod-
strop, which took place that after
noon at 4 O'Clock at the home of the
BRIDES parents on Second Avenue
west. Mr.. and Mrs. Howie will re-
main over to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Henzlick for several days.
The Omaha passenger which was
scheduled to arrive in the city Tues
day morning at 9:45 did rot reach
here until about 8 $50 O'Clock in the
evening. The delay was %occasioned
by a washout near st. Peter,
Mimi. which portion of Minnesota,
has been the scene OF some very
severe storms in the past three or
four days. The train was sent back
on its run at 1920 O'Clock after a
rest of a couple of hours.
r. e. Dowdell came over from
Artesian Wednesday,. MIR. Duwdell
was one of the candidates for con-
gress on the democratic ticket before
the June primaries, there being two
other candidates in Andrew Oleson
of the Black Hills and L. M. SIM
; mons OF Huron. Mr.. Dowdell said
that the returns have been coming in
very slowly on the democratic ticket,
! but he thinks that without question
he has been nominated for the
e position.
!, A land contest case is being heard
at the United States land Office al
the present time, and which involve.
1 a very valuable quarter section o!
$ land down in Gregory county. Th,
q case is that Of John LETTERS against
Emma Nelson Kimball, the forme.
q being represented by a. E. Hitch
cock and the latter by A. r. Hager
Mrs. Kimball filed a contest on tn,
land in 1905, and LETTERS is opposing
y her claim on the vround that b.
filed a contest on the salDe quartz
nj before 1905. 1t is to settle the RICH
of contest between the parties tina.
a thu case is now being heard. Eacl
party to the case has a number o
witnesses present to support tn
testimony In the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bo,les wen
to Chamberlain Tuesday an,
Wednesday morning they starte,
Oh a journey by water to Yankton
. With John Bingham aud Attorne,
House. Mr.. Bo,les constructed
STOW five feet wide. 20 feet long an,
; rs inches deep, which they launch
ed .dnesday morning on tn
eoA00iCAO OIOdSO VI UIlC NIJSSOuI
. river and they will float down t
q Yanktun. They are trusting tina
q no calamity will happen them o
u the journey. After visiting there
Q couple OF weeks, Mr.. and Mrs
Boyles will go on to Ireland, Ind.
e to spend the summer with relatives
and by the time they return HON
q they will move into their handsom
new residence on LawIer street.
II fhe tramp season has started !
y little ahead of the harvest seaso
this year and every night the police
men have the usual roundup of tn
Is men who come In on the late train
n ia the evening. The men are bein
considered OF different a basis tina