The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-11-19
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r.od Cole returned Thursday from
ool,inos. where he went to purchase
atocL Of shoes. The deal WAS no,
closed.
T. w. Adams, who has been working
tor machine firm at Beresford. in the
ao,,hern part of the state. has returned
to this city.
Judee Abbey, who has been sick for
come little time, is improving righ,
olono and is able to drive out occasion.
allv during this fine weather.
n, G. Nichols will occupy the north
hoIf of ]. E. Wells office with his
ievelrv and music store. He has al
ready moved in and is now ready for
business.
Miss Ruth Holbrook, former stu
dent of Dakota University, has accept
cd the principalship Of the Eureka
schools and has gone there to com
mence her duties.
7 have for sale b few fine white
Plymouth Rock cockerels that | wish
TO dispose of before winter sets in
Call on S. G. Scoville, corner of Han
SON and Kimball streets.
John Burns, stock dealer from Kim
ball, passed through today on his
vav to North Dakota and Montana,
where he expects to pick up some cat
tie. He shipped train load through
to points in Iowa last week.
There was decided change in the
weather Monday from the mild autumn
weather of week previous, and very
light fall OF snow, hardly covering the
ground, was a slight warning OF ap-
preaching colder weather.
A number of the young people
organized themselves into dancing
party and secured the K. Of P. Hall Fri
day evening in which to hold their
dance. An enjoyable time was had by
the young people.
Geo. Kancutf is papering the rooms
formerly occupied by the Darota Fire
& Marine Ins. Co., which will be oc-
cupied by th Y. M. G. A. as soon as
completed These rooms will give the
association very comfortable quarters
for the winter!
We have in car load of our
avorite brand OF Wisconsin buckwheat
-four, which we will exchange with far
mers 25 lbs, for "a bushel of wheat.
This is the kind of buckwheat -four we
handled in 1892.
MONMOUTH MERCHANT MILLS.
F. L. Meyer and c., E.. Vermilyea
have formed partnership for the pur-
pose of buying stock. Mr.. Vermilyea
has recently purchased good resi-
dence property in this city and will
make his home here. Mr.. Meyer has
just added a handsome new carriage TO
his livery barn.
Mrs I hos. Fullerton Informally en-
tertained twelve of her lady friends at
her home on Duff street Thursday af.
ternoon, the hours being from 4 to s
o'clock. Tea was served at o'clock.
The ladies took their fancy work aud
employed the moments with this pas
nd nf into
esting nature.
a. E. Hitchcock addressed the equal
suffrage club at the Congregational par
sonage Thursday evening on the "Ele-
menls of Government" this being the
third series of his course. The mem
bers of the club are acquiring consider
BILE knowledge OF government and law
by these weekly lectures given by
Messrs. Hitchcock and Helwig.
Scotland Citizen-R Republican: Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols, of Mitchell, gave a
musical entertainment at tie home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dollard last Thursday
evening. At the close of the enter
tainment a class was organized, OF
fourteen mem bers, who will receive in
struction from Mr.. Nichols in playing
the mandolin, Guitar and banjo. Mr..
Nichols will visit Scotland every Fri
day, and it will be but a short time
until Scotland can boast of a very
nrOtoiopf Orohoetru
E. c. New bury came from Aberdeen
Saturday where he has been con
ducting a santhemum show under
the auspices of the M. E. church since
Wednesday evening. He was assisted
by Ed. S. Whitaker. Mr.. Newbury
made a.splendid a display in Aberdeen
and in speaking of the affair the News
OF that city says: "By common con
sent the chrysanthemum is queen o.
autumn and as such holds updisputeo
sway and imperatively names the time
of her universal reception. The dis
play of this plant and blossom is one
OF the very best ever brought to the
pitv op5 orou,, Aaworo chn1llC