The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-08-13
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yas come to Broad oent's for flour
ue has the best, both in quality and
price.
Mrs. H. H. Carey and Miss Jessie
ssmuels we're over from Mt. Vernon
Saturday.
If YOU want superior quality OF
four 90 to Broadbe bent's and buy the
Dakota Cream.
Miss Nettie Wells, bookkeeper in the
Firs, National bank, returned Thursday
from trip to Spirit Lake, Iowa, last
ing nearly two weeks.
Rev. Frank Durant left last Thurs
dav on two weeks vacation and
most of the time will be spent at St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Broad bent carries four grades of
flour OF superior quality-Gold Dust,
MAY Blossom, 1. x. L. and Dakota
Cream. II south Main street.
Miss Alice Manchester, who has been
visiting in the city, returned to her
home at Milwaukee, Friday and was
accompanied home by Mrs. Thos. Man
chester, who will remain there a week
or more.
Senator Wilkinson returned home to
Lennox Friday morning and was ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Ella,
who has been visiting here during the
summer, while her parents were away
an trip to California.
On Aug. and II, Sept. and 81,
Oct. and 10, 1897, the c., M. g. ST. p.
Ry. will sell homeseekers' excursion
tickets to the usual territory at the
rate of one regular first class fare plus
81 for the round trip. City weekly pa
pers please copy. F. e. CLARK, Agt.
Marshal Reierson took the four
tranps who were in the county Jail
serving sentences ranging five to 25
days and put them to work at the water
works to make an excavation. The
meu we're perfectly willing to work and
accomplished good deal during the
day.
Sam Webber is making some i'm
provements on his business property in
the way of enlargement and better
arrangements for supplying his Gus
toners. When finished Mr.. Webber's
restaurant will present an entirely
different appearance and will be greatly
improved.
The Alexandria Herald says that T.
c, Burns has been appointed register
Of the Mitchell land Office. The Her.
aid is little too soon as to the appoint
ment Mr.. Burns has received the
endorsement of the state committee for
the place, which is undoubtedly equal
to an appointment.
C. w. Gillis wants it distinctly un-
derstood that he is not going to move
from his present location and he can't
understand how the impression gained
any credence, as there was nothing
mentioned in the article concerning
Mr.. Beckwith's improvements which
would lead the public to believe that
Gillis's store was included in the trans
action.
Deadwood papers announce the mar
riage of Elton Mckinley and Miss Josie
Shoemaker, which occurred in that
city July 26, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Houser. The
bride was q resident of Rapid City and
the papers of that town speak very
highly OF her. Mr.. Mckinley is en-
ployed in furniture store and was here
recently on visit to his parents.
A goodly amount of moisture has
fallen in this vicinity during the
first six days of this month. 1t rained
slowly Thursday and Friday and in that
time .88 inches of water fell. Farmers
have simply waited until the rainy
season was over with before going
on with the wheat harvest. During
the six days the precipitation amounted
to 2.4l inches. AT noon today the
weather cleared up and the sun came
out clear and bright.
Mrs. L. Indra entertained about 4(
little folks at her home on east Third
street yesterday afternoon for her little
daughter, Ella. Thetlittle guests were
given full possession of the grounds ane
the house and they were not at losi
to amuse themselves, After they ha6
devoted several hours to playing Mrs
ludra served some very nice refresh
ments. All in all the children had {
delightful time and will long remember
the happy occasion.
J.P Lester called at The CAPI
TAI last Friday and stated that hs
had found his COW which WAS stolel
from his pasture about one week ago
Mr.. Leister had continued the investl