The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-26
From Tuesdays Daily

The most of the Iiremen ond their
wives who were at Hot Springs last
week attending the state tourna-
ment arrived home last night. Some
of them stayed for a day of fishing
yesterday. They all report a very en-
joyable time.
DIR. Fowler preached at the camp
meeting on the river yesterday after
noon and Rev. Babcock preached in
the morning and evening. A big
crowd was present at all services and
Many are camping or the grounds
now. The services will continue all
this week and everybody is invited to
them.
Word was received in the city
Sunday of the death of VIM. Gilmore
which occurred in Chicago. Roy Gil
more departed Thursday morning and
was at the bedside of his brother
when he died. 1t is thought the body
will be taken to Sioux City for bur
ial.
A. f. Hitchcock leaves for Brook
ings this afternoon to attend a meet
ing of the state board of regents. The
object of the meeting will be the OPP
ening of bids for work of construc-
ton of various improvements at the
state college.
Mr.. and RMS. Albert Allen of Hur-
lay and Miss Dolly Chase of Parker
a sister of the latter are here at
tending the convocation services at
the Episcopal church.
DIR. F. Il. Reamer has returned
from Minneapolis where himself and
wife attended the session of the Am
erican Medical Association.
Mrs. b. S. Johnston arrived from
Rapid City Saturday night to visit
her mother Mrs. j. ]. Haynes and
other relatives.
Miss Wouneta Ferris left last night
for st. Paul and from there she will
go to the Pacific coast points for an
extended visit. She expects to return
home about the middle of September.
Sister Mary Gregory of Aberdeen,
aged about % years, died last night
at St. Josephs hospital. She was TAX
en- to Aberdeen this afternoon for in
terrment.
Geo, V. Jones of Kadoka is here
on business today.
Mitchell baseball team ca-eated
Plankinton yesterday by the score of
10 to 3. Boehel and Oddly was the
battery for Mitchell and Steele and
Ross for Plankinton. A large crowd
was present from here and about IL
auto loads of Mitchell fans attended
the game. The Mitchell team goes to
Letcher to play tomorrow.
Ralph Millake of Beresford is a
business visitor to this city today.
A. II. Jones of Spencer arrived in
the city yesterday for a shirt visit.
G. f. Levingston and wife of Yank.
ton arrived in the city last night for
a short visit.
A. j.. Allen and wife of Hurley
spent yesterday n today in Mitch
ell.
Chief of Police Wood Smith is back
from the Black Hills where he at
tended the firemen's tournament and
visited relatives at Buffalo Gap. He
says that the crops are excellent a
round the latter place and they have
had plenty of rain. According to the
chief, it is pretty dry all the way from
Murdo east to Plankinton.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Reesor depart
ed for Allentown, Penn, yesterday.
They expect to spend the remainder
of the summer in different parts
of that state. Also will take in the
Gettysburg reunion.
An announcement has been receiv-
ed here Of the graduation of Dan S.
Craig from Cornell university, at It'll
AGA, N. Y, at the recent commence
ment. MIR. Craig was assistant city
engineer here last summer.
Secretary Silsby of the local Elks
wishes it understood that the enter
tainment at the corn palace which
will be staged during the Elks con
vention Thursday and Friday, will be
staged both nights Of the affair.
Automobiles are warned that all
cars must be equipped with e Ii
censes by July LIST. These may be OBJ
tanned at the office of the county
treasurer. 1t is estimated that there
are 800 automobiles in this county
and Treasurer Rodgers states that
only about $50 have taken out licen-
ses so far.
A message was received here to-
day from S. e. Morris and party who
are touring the west that they are
now in Spokane and expect to arrive
home to this city, next Thursday ev-
ening.
Mayor Burnside OF Sioux Falls was
here on business today.
Mrs. c. d. Brandt OF Kimball was
brought to this city last night and
underwent IN operation.
Lester +. Holsomb who is employ
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