The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

(Frem Thursday daily.)
II. ID. Prescott went over to Howard
via the Omaha at noon today.
Come and see our fine line of outing
flannel. HENRY KOCH.
For sale, ice by the carload address.
VIM. ANDERSON, Mitchell S. D.
Mrs. j. D. Anderson went to Aber.
deem this afternoon to remain few
days.
Mrs. Geo. Douthit and children went
to Violin this morning to visit with re.
latives.
Mrs. Geo. A. Johnston is entertain
ing her father and sister from Water
loo, Iowa.
The Juvenile band will give their
weekly concert tomorrow evening in
stead of Saturday night.
ST Olmstead carries his arm around
in sling, having suffered fracture of
that member the other day.
Mic Dondelinger, who has been back
in the eastern states since early in the
spring, came home Tuesday.
Mr.. Scott, representing the AL.
Field Minstrels. is in the city to adver-
tise the coming of the company.
Cheap rates to or from Europe.
Apply to F. E. Clark, agent of C.,M. &
St. P. Ry. for further information.
Mrs. Lester expects to leave Mitchell
in few weeks and is Offering her
entire stock OF goods at actual cost.
Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. Tenney arrived
from Sioux City to visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Tenney.
We have splendid line of women
and children's shoes from so cents up.
HENRY KOCH.
John T. Kean came down from
Woonsocket this morning and spent
the day tn the city, but the circus
didn't come.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Cooley, Friday, Sept. 3, a daughter,
and in the estimation of the parents it
is little daisy angel.
D.. and Mrs. J.. A. Baker and Ethel
arrived home from Minneapolis this
morning, having been down there for
nearly week attending the state
fair.
W. R. Smith aud Miss Belle Bard
were married at Bard last night. Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Wiltse and Mrs. W.
b. Conyes, OF this city, drove out to
attend the wedding.
Mrs. J. b. Whittlesey arrived from
Pecatonica, ILL.,. yesterday and was ac
companied from Sioux City by Mrs.
b. B Rogers. She is a sister of Mrs.
Geo. A. Silsby and Mrs. Rogers.
John Colvin arrived home Wednes-
DAY morning on the delayed Milwaukee
from his trip down to New York state.
Mr.. Colvin bought some new carriages
and buggies for his livery barn while
in the east.
The warm spell OF weather of the
past week was broken this morning
when cool wave came down from the
north, and the mercury took great
slide in consequence. It has rained a
good deal during the day.
For homeseekers the low rate of two
dollars more than one fare for the
round trip will be made on Aug 17th,
Sept 7th and 2lst by the c., St. P, M.
& o. Ry. to all parts of the country
Offering inducements to settlers.
A special excursion train will be run
to Yankton over the G. M. & St. P. Ry.
Friday morning, leaving Mitchell at 7
o'clock. Fare for the round trip $l.50.
Base ball games, horse races and
Washburn's circus will be the attrac
tion.
Henry Koch has just returned from
the east, where he has purchased {
large stock OF dry goods and shoes. 81
purchased the entire sample line o
Tarbox, Schleck & Co.'S shoes at dis
count and will give you the benefit o
his purchases.
H. M. Clark reports having com
pleted the sale of the Wright propert.
on vest Third street to L. G. McCurdy
the last papers having been transferred
few days ago. Jos. Swift has als'
purchased the Hager property o.
Edmunds street.
Orman Kibbee arrived unexpectedl
from Mesopotamia, Ohio, Wednesda
evening to visit with his brother, G. 81
Kibbee, not having seen each other TO
25 years. The Ohio Mr.. Kibbee wen
to his brothers home and when G. B
came he did not recognize him and al
ter talking while the family enjoye
the joke and introduced him to hi
brother.
J. G. Purdy returned home yeslerda
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