The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-07-06
AND COUNTRY.
AETTIRSNOF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
szzS@a@sSS N Tue COURSE OF "A WEEK

George B. Hilgers and then transfer.
red On blue print. 1t is one of the
most unique that we have ever seen;
Mrs. A.sH. Doyle and Alfred and
Grace departed Sunday morning fol-
Berkeley, Cal. AT the train were a
number of friends to say good bye to
this estimable family and much re-
greet was expressed at their depar-
iture. Mrs. Doyle will visit at Elk
ader, Iowa, and Darlington, Wis, the
former home, for about three weeks,
and will then leave for Berkeley. The
children will attend the University
at that place. Mr.. Doyle will join
the family out there about Sept. 1.
The government thermometer
nearly broke the record for heat
Saturday when it touched the SO
mark during the afternoon. The
heat was very intense and in build
ing and offices the thermometers
registered even a higher popint. In
the work room of The Republican on
the second floor the mercury reached
lO2 degrees. The precipitation OF
the rain which followed in the even
ing amounted to SO inches, and il
served to cool the air to a marked
degree.
Thursday, while the thermometer
did. not range as high as on other
days of June, seemed to be especial
ly warm. throughout the entire day,
not even cooling off in the evening.
lat Z O'Clock the mercury stood at
81 degrees, which is something
away out of the ordinary, and it only
went to 20 degrees as the coolest
during the night. 1t is possible that
july weather will be reversed this
year and that it will be the cool
month instead of the hot one. Com
menting on the hot weather of this
month, when the mercury stood at
lO4 at Aberdeen and nearly as RICH
at some other places, some thought
that was the record. heat. Mitchell
can go them one better on past C
ords. On Aug @. 1901, the mercury
rose to 100 degrees In the shade ac-
cording to the government thermom-
eter. while others which were not
protected went several degrees
higher.
Saturday. evening at 8 O'Clock MIR.
William johnson and Miss sigma E.
johnson yer united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed at the
parsonage Of the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church by DR..
~. 8. Hoaglana. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss 4man-
da Alsene who was bridesmaid and
Mr.. Algot B. Galberg who acted as
BEST man. The impressive ring cere-
mony was read by the pastor. The
bridal party left on the south Mil
waukee train for a short wedding
trip after which they will be glad to
welcome their friends in their own
ONE, 500 8. Duff street. The bride
: one Of the we'll known young la
dies of the city and county and is
popular on account OF fine charac-
ter and a social qualities. The groom
is N Of the we'll known business
men Of the city being member of the
furniture firm of Johnson Brothers.
He is a substantial citizen of Nit
chell and highly respected by every
day.
Andrew Jarabek and Leona Pod
hra6sky both OF Letcher were united
in marriage by Judge j. G. Drake at
his Office this morning. The bride
and groom returned to Letcher this
afternoon where they will make their
nome.
Guy vanAlstine and Miss Gladys
Perkins were united in marriage
Wednesday evening, June %, at the
home OF the brides parents, in Per-
kins county. in the northern part of
the state. The ceremony was a quiet
one and was witnessed by the rela-
tives of the contracting parties. Mr..
and Mrs. VanAlstine returned to the
city Saturday evening. and will be at
the home of the parents of the
groom. MI. and Mrs. E. B. vanAl-
stine, until the fall of the year, when
Mrs. VanAlstine will accompany her
husband to Chicago, where he WIN
take up his medical studies at North
western University, from which he
will graduate next year. Mr.. Van
Alstine is one of the popular young
men OF the city and his friends will
join in extending sincere congratula-
tons over the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton, who
have been in the county Jail for some
time awaiting the term of circuit
court, appeared before Judge Smith