The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-01-06

dent: Fl. Ell. Gary, cashier. and unde,
the efficient management of these gen.
tlemen the bank has conducted safe
and growing business. The veteran
landlord, Chas. Arland, conducts the
hotel business. He has neat roomy
house, clean, pleasant rooms and sets q
table that brings joy to the heart of his
patrons. Mr.. Arland has resided at
Mt. Vernon for over 13 years and was
the first man to locate in that vicinity.
DIR. II. Il. Atwood attends to the phys
ical wants of the Mt. Vernon people
with skill and ability that inspires the
confidence OF everybody in that neigh
borhood and as a result has gained q
large practice. He was also elected
coroner for Dawson county on the
Republican ticket and assumes his
dAties as such Monday.
John Mumsen keeps we'll appointed
drug store and pinned his faith to Mt.
Vernon by erecting new store build.
ing. He is an experienced. pharmacist.
we'll up in his profession. Perhaps one
OF the busiest men in the town is Anton
Koch, who has established an immense
trade in a stock of generalmerchandise
Mr.. Koch has within the last year built
a new store building and has even been
forced to put on an addition to accom-.
modate his large trade. The hardware
business is conducted by the Hatch
Bros, who recently purchased the in.
terest OF j. r. Reynolds. The firm car.
ries complete and we'll assorted stool.
and have worked up a large trade :"
and around the town. Jas. Haynato
Son deal in lumber. coal and
machinery and they say their trfs ex
all lines has deem very large du+..i: ~.
past year, particularly in lunS 't1e % Ia
Haynes, ST., is also the postn,M ~ 49, ~ fal
Office being conducted by .bare I'm I'M an
McEwen. The Fullerton. = el'G5e pettaa ua va
pany has large yard 10 ~; !. FesseH; 's.n,s1S d, M
der the management oaes u W0ulo a.
From the amount of lousand dollars -, -
seem that good mAents on farms ". W.
had gone into im1.mong' the grain he
around that towsre McMichaels & De p,
houses represer.5ender Bros. Far IN
Co., John Trn, and the Hunting
mers Allian.all and Chas. Whit gl
Co. VIM. and at the blacksmith o'
man can ay doing repair work, etc. az
forge eylWen has lately purchased 9
70. OF general merchandise stock, n
the Iikeeps up i'll fine shape. Mr.. u
whia is q pleasing gentleman and
Mready established large trade. Y
rs yet young man but one OF the d
l1settlers. Z
I. V. Rogers supplies Mr.. Vernon Il
IS with choice cuts OF steaks and has $
,de his business valuable acquisi-
m to the town. a. d. Newton and n
S. Pollard furnish warm meals at all
,urs at their respective restaurants.
eping on hand full supply OF goods \
ually found in their business. Miss
L. Burns has resided in Mt. Vernon c
years and during that time has al
avs conducted the millinery business,
which she has been quite successful.
G. Belts, another OF the Oldest set G
ers. carries on general merchandise
ade in which he is assisted by his son,
[. G. Belts, who also deals in real es-
tie to some extent. f. Carpenter is
le agent of the Milwaukee road at Mt.
ernon and says 1T is surprising to see
ne amount OF freight sent in and out OF
nat town. which is the best indication
t the volume OF business transacted
Y the place. Nit. Vernon is now in
osition to make some advancement and
,pm the conversations had with var
1us business men we are led to confirm
heir idea that the year 1893 will be an
ra of success III the growth OF the
own. That their anticipations will
e more than realized is the wish OF
'HE REPUBLICAN.