The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-07-29

Iowa, arrived to make d visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives in the city.
Robert e. Hardie went to Seattle
Sunday evening where ne will at end
the exposition. He viii be gone about
three wees.
A. G. Tolman, VIC has been visit
ing with MS sister, Mrs. C. B. Witt,
returned to his home at Longmon.
Cole, 5.oHday morning.
Miss Lucille and Leo Evans left en-
the west Milwaukee passenger Sun
day afternoon fer Rapid City. where
they will file on some land. They ex-
G to secure their land in the vi
ci-ity of Cottonwood.
c. w. Nattles, who was formerly
landlord CT the Merchants hotel. is
now located in the Highland house
on nlrst Avenue west. lie moved the
furniture f..o.a the Merchants and is
practically equipped to do business
once i:ore.
LOOMS and Riverside played a
game Of baseball a: the driving park
grounds Sunday afternoon, and it
caused a lot of commotion between
the teams. The game was won by
LOOMS by a score Of Z to S, with
George Hager umpiring the game.
MI. and Mrs. j. R. White Of Murdo.
who are we'll known in Mitchell and
vicinity, left for Seattle Sunday even
ing vla the Omaha fer the Pacific
coast on a pleasure trip. Their OBJ
%jective point is San Francisco and
from there they will go to Seattle
and other points.
Mrs. V, B. Diehl ana children re-
turned Lone Sunday morning from
Gam Valley, Where they have been
visiting the Zisbachs, former old
time friends. Mrs. Diehl said that
the crops were nearly ruined out
there by the nat weather, and that
wheat had 10 be cut with the moving
machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fowler went
to Parker Monday to visit with
relatives for a short time. Mr.. Fow-
Ter has been sick for a couple of
months and at one time his life was
despaired of. His many friends will
be glad to know that he is now on
the rapid road to recovery.
Richard Klegin, the young Sioux
Cityan who made boxing popular in
France by hiring the Paris Hippo
.drome and giving exhibitions of the
great American sport, is in the city
visiting his old fij,nd, City Auditor
L. L. Ness. Mr.. Klegin was at the
head of several sporting enterprises
in Belgium, Irelanu and England and
was the chief promoter OF ne great
colored fighter, Sam MacVey. He is
considerable of a traveller and at pre-
sent is on his way to Japan.
w. NJ. Brown, of Woonsocket, and
r. G. Foss, of LOOMS, were in the
city Monday to conclude a~real estate
deal, whereby Mr.. Foss buys the
Brown half section of land north of
Woonsocket, paying him about $3S
per acre for it. Mr.. Brown is closing
out his interests in W~oonsocket and
expects to move to the southern part
Of the country. Mr.. Brown is a pref
ty we'll known figure over South Da-
kota having been elected a member
of the legislature from Sanborn coun-
ty for several terms.
L. M. Hardy is now installed in
his own building with his bakery, es-
tablishment, having moved over on
to Main street since Saturday night.
He has had to make a number of
improvements on the building, put
ting in a basement in which his bak-
cry is located, and adding machinery
for the more rapid making Of bread
In this line he has adding a mixing
machine which will wirk by electrfci-
lty when fully installed. Upstairs Mr..
Hardy will add new fixtures and have
a very attractive place for hts bakery.
The open air meeting Sunday night
on the corner OF Main and Third
streets attracted a very good crowd
of people, the sermon being deliver
ed by Rev. "a. Craig Bowdish, pastor
Of the Congregational church. His
subject was, christian Manhood
in which he urged the necessity OF
developing the christian spirit II
mankind along with the physical and
other natures Of the individual. Mr.
Wilson lead the singing with Mrs
IT.. N. Grow Mt the organ and Ray