The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-24
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esu,ne Carefully Compiled fol
he Capital Readers.
Crystal salt at Broad bent's
table salt for family use. In
three pounds.
Ehittaker who spenthis vaca.
erdeen, returned to Mitchell
.o attend the University.
bran returned last Thursday
Ftp to Buffalo aud also paid a
her points in New York.
Mrs. M. B. Green, OF Sioux
t Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
en, returning home Monday
u. dairy will make two trips
brning and evening, price 4
iart.
SHELMAD1NE, Proprietor.
d Commissioner LaFollette,
kberlain, was an interested
in the proceedings of the two
bns Thursday.
5b Scheurenbrand has built a
nney at the court house which
the capacity to carry the
Dm the furnace.
IA, the specialist, was in the
made his first professional
Mitchell. He will make
trips to this city in the future.
Bounsberry, special of the treas
bartment, and Col. Thorpe, a
Indian agent, were in the city,
Ebeen out to Cham berlain to in
fe Indian school.
be Secretary Ayres, to Cover
b, was in the city Wednesday af-
on his way to Pierre to attend
Governors duties while he goes
. attend to his private business.
ERobinson is travelling over the
= the interest of Golden s. Bal
Makers of monuments and tomb
h He said he had been quite sue
Fin the business since he had
out several weeks ago.
Montague and Miss Carrie Da-
Re married at the home of DR.. A.
hie}s last Wednesday evening at 9
I. the ceremony being performed
". J. H. Babcock. They are
ng at the Sanborn house for the
it.
Oct. 1st Chas. Ferguson will move
ne building one door north of his
1t location, SO that he will have
room for his large stock of goods.
will be enlarged by the
on Of brick structure 30 feet
making the entire store 1l0 feet
9Th.
onsocket Times: Mrs. Chas. E.
Is has moved to Mitchell where
IS rented a good house. She will
'oarders and send her children to
J. The people of Mitchell will
Or an estimable lady and a valu-
addition to their society. Her
nd who died a few years ago
ID the Times.
vey Morgan, of Charles Mix
:, has purchased the fixtures used
pm Kershaw's meat market and
himselfin the same bus
having rented the building next
, James McKinley's justice Office.
organ comes with the reputation
lg a good bucher and will en-
to serve his patrons with the
le market affords.
rev Gilbert, living IL miles
asst of town, Tuesday completed
e of his farm property to John
burn, the transfer including 4S0
VI land at a price of $4,000. Mr..
t has lived on his farm number
IS and has made money by at
g strictly to business. His farms
sll improved and contain some
ood buildings. This year Mr..
t had 24O acres in wheat which |!
l II bushels per acre. Mr.. Gil
undecided as to his future move
but will remain here until
rge audience gathered at the M.
rch Sunday evening to hear the
8 of Ethan T. Cotton, president
state Epworth league, based on
p to the national and interna-
gathering of the League, which
ed at Toronto during the middle
Y. Since his return from the
ian city Mr.. Cotton has delivered
lress in quite few places in the
out reserved his report for a
ell audience until he had re-
to the University for the school
For an hour Mr.. Cotton spoke
great gathering OF young people
onto, whose hearts and minds
entered in a ralipiOus thought, |