The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1886-02-12
N-UMBER.29.

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Ex-Postmaster stoughton, of Diana
is teaching school at that place. 4
Diana is stuck" on masked hall.
G. A. Lewis gave one in a newly finish.
ed wagon shop Friday night, and :Di.
ana Hut, O.. Q. H. is to give one Feb.
ruary 22d. si'. -
Cameron Bros. the enterprising Mad
lson firm, have put in stock of goods
at Buffalo Gap, and Mr.. Ed. NJ. Bent
ley, OF Diana, will have charge of the
enterprise.
. Review, Grant county: All of the
llve ~ stock which belonged to VIM, M.
Evans, late county treasurer, was sold
az private sale, February /, by order
OF the county commissioners.
The Hyde County Bulletin. a new
venture less than two months old is
making the other papers of that county
hustle for their laurels. Howard g.
shober is responsible for the sheet.
A soap faker C'only s5-a-cake-gentl-
men-an' twenty doll bill-an' elegant
ilttie-glft-in each package an who'll.
have the next?') worked Doland. SPHINX
county, for fifty dollars last week.
The proprietors of the tow mill az
y ankton are not happy. They have a
lot of machinery blockaded somewhere
on the road, and cannot do ANYTHING
until it arrives.
Vermillion Republican: John Spatz's
boy of Mechlin, has captured three wild
cats this winter, the last one in a trap
Sunday night. He has also "got away''
with number of wolves. He seems
to be the boss nimrod.
Madison Sentinel: Huron seems
little ratified over her success in. secur-
ing the territorial fair. 1t won't nav
the Huron people to abuse every one
who thinks the fair ought to have been
located at some other town this wear.
Y. t. Grove, of Woonsocket, has sold
out his drug store to Mr.. Alden Samp-
son. MIR. Groves stock has been in the
hands OF his creditors for some time.
ana this sale is by agreement with
Them. Mr.. Sampson is a Maine man.
Diana Monitor: Jack Brigg, of Woon-
socket, who was down here last Mon
day, reports apples IS cents cheaper at
Diana than at Woonsocket per barrel
He bought barrel while here, shipped
them home by freight, and made fifty
cents by the transaction.
Charles Mix County News: There
are sixteen towns in Charles Mix coun-
ty' not counting the blacksmith shops.
They are rated as follows: Edgerton
and Castalia, first; Jasper, second;
Wheeler, third; Deuel. City, fourth, and
Bloomington, fifth.
Woonsocket Times: Postmaster
Carr has purchased of G. p. Grove his
interest in the news business. and
henceforth subscribers to the st. Paul
Globe, Sioux City Journal, the Mitchell
DAILY REPUBLICAN, as well as those
who wish papers and magazines of any
sort, should call at the postoffice.
Canton Advocate: Two swindlers
are abroad in the territory. One of
them purports to be after crop statis-
tics and the other has remonstrance
against heavy taxes. Both want farm
ers to sign their names to papers which
afterWard turn up as promissorv
notes.
Hutchinson County Record: Will.
Seaman, of Oak Hollow, was in town
Saturday. He informed us that he has
shipped and marketed over two hund-
red porkers this winter. Mr.. s. is one
OF the most extensive stock raisers in
the county, and has had un usual success
with-hogs.
Grandview Tribune: Homer John
son is in receipt of valuable commu-
nication from the Duluth. St. Cloud g
Denver R. r. Co., which bears good
news for Douglas Co, and especially
Grandview. The letter s.atcs that the
work OF constructing this road will be-
gin early in the spring. The letter
indicates that the Missouri river cross
ing has been selected at or near Ft.
Randall.
Canton Advocate: a large barn on
bartlett Minot's farm in Brooklyn
township, burned Thursday, the cause
being unknown. Thirteen fine horses
eight mich cows, forty tons of hay,
eighty hogs and about a hundred bush-1
els OF grain went ZIP in smoke. Judd
q leller, insurance agents of this city,
represent the North America for s2,-
ooo INSURANCE on same, and another
small policy was written by Beres-
ford party. The loss will reach $4,000.