The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-08-27
MRS. D. V. Moore returned SATURDAY.

from Sioux City.
born' to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Scott
MONDAY morning, son.
Born Thursday, Aug. 10, to DR.. and
Mrs. B. A. Bcbb, daughter.
Yes, come to Broad DENTS for flour
he mas the best, both in quality and
price.
] rred Cole drove down to Ethan
sunday to spend the day among old
friends, Wy
Mrs. L, G. Thomas went to Inwood
iowa, to visit with relatives and
! friends.
Paul Caldwell, representing the
Sioux City Journal. was in town Mon.
day afternoon.
uncle Jake Conant has greatly i'm.
proved his sidewalk in front of his
Main street property.
Diamond Crystal salt at Broad bepts
Inc finest table salt for family use. In
cartoons of three pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Blanchard passed
through the city Friday morning from
Pierre on their way to Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shaw. of Hurley
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Noble, south of town.
j. M. Patton, editor of the Odd
Fellow World, of Aberdeen, was in
town Monday en- route home from
a trip to the Black Hills.
The X. L. dairy will make two trims
dally-morning and evening, price 4
cents quart.
r.. j. SHELMADINE, Proprietor.
C. j. Potter, who represents Mimi.
eapolis book house and has been at
home for several weeks on a vacation,
left Monday for Pipestone, Mimi,
and other points.
Any families in the city who can take
young man or young woman to do
work for part expense while attending
the college are requested to commune
cate at once with President Graham.
L. D. Rolph and daughter, Miss
RUDY, drove up from his Union town.
ship farm Saturday. Mr.. Rolph says
that the prospects are favorable for an
immense crop of corn in that vicinity
this fall.
Father Hogan returned from tril
to St. Paul last Saturday where he
met great many other priests of the
Catholic church, some of whom re-
turned by the way OF Mitchell and wen
to their homes from this point.
Fred kratz rode in from Sioux City
last Saturday, having made the entire
trip on his bicycle. Fred made the
trip by easy stages, having left there
last Monday and stopped at Vermillior
and other places along the route.
D. W. Burrigbt has been attending
to business in the north part of the
state for the past week and returned
home Saturday. Most of his tim.
was spent at Bowdle, in which vicinity
he says the wheat crop is immense.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson re
turned to their home at Egan Monday
after having spent few days at th'
home of the groom's parents. DR.. Rob
inson has been quite successful in hi
profession since locating at that plac'
several years ago.
John @. Anderson came in Monda,
from his ranch on the reservation
and reports that the roundup for bee
cattle has just commenced and th'
shipments to eastern markets will star
pretty soon. Mr.. Anderson says HI
has about 700 head, which have gon,
through the summer in fine shape.
The remains OF Frank Meyers moth
er, who died at Jessup, Iowa, 25 year
ago and were inferred at that place
were brought to this city Saturday al
ternoon via the Omaha road. The re
mains were laid to rest in Gracelan'
cemetery beside those of her husband
who died several years ago. A hand
some monument marks the resting
place of the father and mother.
Letcher is making preparations t
celebrate Labor Day, Monday, Sept.
with due formality. The business me
have raised sufficient money to provid
good entertainment for the peopl
and undoubtedly large crowd will b
present. There will be horse races an
pony races and relay race. A gam
of baseball for purse of $50 will b
played between Rock Creek and Victo
cl ubs.
A small blaze started in the rear {
Neilsen's bakery Monday about
o'clock and the fire alarm, which We
/ turned in, brought out both hose con
panies. BY the time they arrived {
the scene of the conAagration fe
buckets OF water had arrested the po
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