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

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SAioAeus. FRED KERsHAW.
Mazle Turney of Plankinton is visit
ing u lew days with Miss Addie Tar
neaure.
Il you want superior quality of flour
~ 70 broadbent's and buy the Dakota
Cream.
MISS Minnie Belts of Alexandria is
visiting with John jackson and
family.
Mrs. Z. j. Anderson came down from
Flanklnton Monday TO visit few
days among friends.
Diamond Crystal salt at Broad beu,'s,
Inc finest table salt for family use. In
cartoons of three pounds.
Rev. A. G. Stevens returned Friday
evening from vacation of two weeks.
which he spent at Redfield and Colum-
bia.
Observer Huyck stated that the
Thermometer Monday stood at 100
degrees, and it is fully as warm Tues
day.
5. 81. Munson, a former resident of
White Lake: now living in Oregon,
came through on SATURDAYS train on
his way to White Lake.
Robert Person, now deputy in the
treasury department at Washington.
was in the city Friday. He left for
Washington Monday.
Mrs. A. Thompson and son. Norman,
came home Thursday evening, having
been to eastern points on visit and
attend the Buffalo encampment.
Redfield Journal: Mrs. F.. w. Kuehu
went down to Mitchell on Friday morn
ing, called there by the critical illness
OF her niece, Miss Nora Hough, who is
rapidly sinking from that dreadful dis.
ease, consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Blanchard ar
rived in the city Friday from their
trip to Buffalo. They spent some time
visiting at Mr.. Blanchard's old home in
Jackson county, Iowa.
Miss Winifred McVay, of St. Law.
renee, WAS in the city Friday aud Sat-
urday and went on to Scotland on the
morning train. She has been engaged
to teach school there during the COM
ing year.
Miss Alta Waughtal who has been
here the past six months with her sis
ter, Mrs. D. A, Mizener was called to
her home in Mason City, Saturday by
the serious illness of her father
The exterior of the Acknowledgement
has been frightened up to a considera-
bic extent by the application of paint,
the work being done by F. J. Purdy.
The main color is brown and is trim
med in sage green.
Miss Celeste Coghlin arrived from ST.
Paul Saturday and will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Burns for several
weeks. Miss Coghlin has many warm
friends in Mitchell who will be pleased
to know of her arrival in the city.
Mrs. r. P Edison and daug hter
Grace, returned Saturday to Sanborn
Iowa. where they will now make theil
home and will commence housekeep
ing. Mr.. Edison is train dispatcher il
the Milwaukee depot, Mrs. j. A. Eos
dick accompanied them to Sanborn tt
remain week or ten days.
Word was received here late Fri
| day afternoon Of the death Of Thos
Flemming, which occurred at noon OF tina
day at Waupun, Wis. The deceased
was formerly employed by the Milwau
kee company and was a resident o
this city. He has been sick about i
months, his death being due to con
sum pton The widow is daughter O
Mr.. Shepherd.
Business was exceedingly brisk a
the Milwaukee depot Sunday. Fifty
nine cars of cattle and sheep wer
brought down from the north havin
been received from the Norther
Pacific road at Edgeley and they cam
from Montana. Four special train
took the stock out of here, two goin
south to Omaha and Kansas City an
two to Sanborn, Iowa, 20 cars bein
sent to the latter place.
]. c. Russell opened up the restaul
ant department of his business Saturda
and served his patrons a most exec
lent and tempting repast. Mr.. Russo
has engaged the services OF capabl
cook, who arrived from Sioux Cit
that afternoon and it is the intention
the proprietor to give his customer
the best possible service, presentin
, everything the market affords. M
| Russell will keep his place open a
night and meals will be served at a
hours. He has room reserved for tt
use of ladies and private parties. M
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