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

me Capital Readers.
rboice house plants for sale by Mrs.
srsbaw 393 east First street.
Nos come to Broad oent's for flour.
has the best, both in quality and
ice.
Mrs. D. B. Durant and son, OF Sioux
Ills are the guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
r. Boggs.
NJ. Fallon, OF Green Vile, Iowa, was
lending few days with his nephew,
H. Scriven.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Reed have moved
70 the G. W. Taylor residence on
awler street.
Mrs. DR.. Slaman, residing at Lennox,
rived to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ebraham Boynton.
/ James Lyons returned Saturday
kternoon from his eastern trip to
ntralo and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Widmann went to
yarkston Monday morning to attend
Ia celebration of Labor Day.
H.. T. Drake, cashier OF the White
bake bank, was in town Monday on
,siness before the land Office.
/ Miss Zeier Schlimgen, who has been
6sitinp Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schlimgen,
aturned to her home at Madison, Wis,
! Mrs. Sidney W. Smith, who has been
\ the Spirit Lake resort for the past
Ihree weeks, arrived home Saturday
vening.
Mrs. M. M. Mcdonald has been very
fck for the past month or more and is
Feported as being able to sit up a
ortion of the time.
! Mrs. H. Jay Cooke and son, and
sephew, Dannie Thompson, arrived
Nome Saturday evening from sum
hers trip to the south.
/ Miss Emma Haynes of Mt. Vernon
passed through to Vermillion Monday
Eshere she will enter upon a course of
s,udy al the State University.
Jerry Butterheld, who has been WIS.,
hing among his old friends in this
eily and vicinity, went to his home at
6anborn, Iowa, Monday morning.
Chas. Hoon has sold his restaurant
In lower Main street to Eugene Foley,
VINO has been managing the establish
nent since it was started.
Mrs. M. N. Lee and daughters,
Nonnie and Myrtle, arrived home Fri
fay afternoon from their concert tour
il the southern part of the state.
The X. L. dairy will make two trips
Eisily-morning and evening, price 4
cents quart.
f. J. SHELMADINE, Proprietor.
Carl Groeber and VIM. Metcger, stone
Emasons, went to Parkston Monday to
attend the Labor Day celebration and
Event on to Miltown to work several
weeks on stone building.
Miss Mamie. Denning, the court
|stenographer for the fourth judicial
|circuit. has arrived home from an ex.
tended visit with relatives at Kansas
ICity and other points in that vicinity.
To the farmers of Dawson, Hanson
Sanborn and Aurora counties: Rock
salt 10 cents per 100, barrel salt ST. Il
per barrel and table salt at Broad bent's
at wholesale price. Come and see him
Prof. Thos. Hogan, who has been Wis
iting with his brother, Father Hogan
returned to his home at Rochester, N
Y. MIR. Hogan is talented young
musician and has assisted in the mui'
at the Holy Family church this sum
mer.
On Aug. 3 and II, Sept. I and 81
Oct. and 10, 1897, the c., M. & St. 2
Ky. will sell homeseekers' excursion
tickets to the usual territory at tn
rate of one regular first class fare plu
81 Tor the round trip. City weekly pa
pers please copy. f. E. CLARK, Agt.
VIM. Vandenburg and wife hav
moved here from Spencer, Iowa, an
are living in the Vinegar residence O
east First street. MIR. and Mrs. Var
denburg were just married at ARR
strong, Iowa. Mr. Vandenb urg is er
ployed in the railway mail service be
tween Mitchell and Spencer.
Geo. Meuters, the Milwaukee opers
tor, has fox terrier dog to which b
Is greatly attached and the little fello
Is general favorite among the raj
road men. The dog has been missin
from his accustomed haunts around th
depot since last Thursday and it WE
the general supposition that Joe ha
been kidnapped. he was found Monda
morning in a mighty cool spot an
where he escaped this hot weathe
on opening W. E. Turner's ice hou'
Joe made his appearance from tt
piles of sawdust and ice, somewh
emaclated and hungry from his fo'