The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-07-10

July 8 and will take the regular train /
to Wolsey. Here the militia special t
will be met which will pear the COM t
pany to the encampment at Eft. {
Meade.
Mrs. Jack Porter left last night for
Bookings where she Will visit with
relatives for q couple of weeks.
Con Toohey of Sioux Falls arrived
in the city Thursday night to spend
the Fourth and Sunday at the Mrs.
Chas. McIIenry home. Mrs. Toohey
and the three children have been Wis
ting the parental McIienry home
since before the Elks convention.
Miss Lucille Evans and DR.. Bake
well We're among those who spent
yesterday in Sioux City attending the
races and other events there.
Extremely cool weather for this
time of year featured the Fourth of
July yesterday and the same is con
tinued today. Although it looked
quite cloudy and rainy yesterday
morning, the clouds cleared away and
the afternoon was sunny and pleas
ant.
~ 1O., WIZ Iltiit sum a
hit with their sensational bicycle
act at the Gale the first half of the
week, appeared on the streets yester-
day afternoon and evening with their
Cage of Death" II is an unusually
thrilling street act and at its close
Mr.. Tinkham on his motorcycle gave
an exhibition of fancy motorcycle rid
ing on Main street.
Miss Gertrude Hilborne is spend
ing a few days in The city enroute to
points in North Dakota. h has been
visiting in Lincoln, Nebr., since the
close If the year at the university
here.
Robert McCandles, cashier of the
Fulton bank and family were here
last night to enjoy the band concert.
Mrs. Barbara Blymeiyer, mother
of Mrs. John Michels died recently
at Creighton, Nebr. The body will be
brought here today and the funeral
will probably be held Monday at the
Holy Family church. Mrs. Miciiels Is
now in New York City, and an effort
will be made to reach her with the
news of her mothers death. Deceased
was sc years of age and made her
home with the Michel's here until
about two months ago.
Arrangements have been complet-
4 ed for a picnic at Tobin's park tomor-
row afternoon for the cast N Older
bows and girls who took part in the
society play Dolly Dimples." h
company will meet at the north en-
'ltrance to the First National bank
building at 200 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. Transportation Will be
], furnished those who have no way Oh
going. Each person is asked TO BRING
lunch for himself. The admission TO
the park will be paid and Father
' O'Flaherty has donated the use OF
his gasoline launch for the use OF the
? party during the afternoon.
! State Bank Examiner Wingfield
/ is today having his supplies and Tx
tures loaded onto a car and Monday
\ the same will leave this city with the
entire office force of the office here
for the new quarters in the state
house at Pierre.
O. Four extra police were on duty
r yesterday and "a total OF Twelve
n DRINKS were before Judge HurDer'
this morning. They were assessed TN
usual fines.
Mr.. L. ID. Cunning and family wht
& live near Alexandria, We're in Mitchel
Yesterday taking in the celebration
v Mr.. Cunning reports that he has f;
large acreage of corn n 1T Is sim
Iply immense. Small grain is als'
in fine condition.
The Tom Whitney and Benedlc
families are spending a few weeks
camping in the Black Hills.
II. J., Spangler returned y~esterda.
from Rapid City where he has bee
on legal business.
H. S. Hedrick of Chamberlain il
visiting here today.
T. L. McCracken and wife o.
. Round UP, Mont, arrived in the cltN
last night for a short visit.
y Mrs. j. B. Hovey left this morning
for Lake Andes where she will jo11
+ her husband and where they vii
make their future home.
Edward G. Dank of Ethan is here
on business today.
e Cards were received here today
mailed by DR.. b. A. Bobb at Farl
bault, Mimi, July Bird, which state
that the Bobb-Downey party enroute
, by auto to Lake Minnetonka had din
ed at Faribault on that date. The!
. expected to arrive at st. Pau tha'
= afternoon. The cards stated hat a
stretch of country near st. anne
Mimi, had received a very amagln
Q hail storm on the End. Crops in the
country around Faribault howeVe
are said to be somewhat further alon
s than they are in South Dakota.
f. p. Worthing and family left
, last night for Kingsley, Iowa, for a
, weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gates and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. j.. Myles expect to leave
tomorrow by auto for a trip to Kings
ley, Iowa.
Rev. A. N. Brudvig was called to
= pierre last Tuesday to officlate al
y the marriage of Mr.. Rance I. Han
: sen and Miss Dina Treeland. He re-
T. turned home Thursday morning.
Homer Williams is visiting at