The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-11-05

Win ), H. Scallin. o'i'ion
afternoo oean returned Monday
- Aoon from trip to points in Iowa
Nsh y. Jones came up from Lincoln
family. N'ss with MS
Mrs. F. j. Purdy returned so,,nao.
a''ernoon from visit with relativas .,
Armour. eS a'
| w. ). Healey has connected bio ro.;
oonce property and barn with the c,y
water mains. 10y
rev and Mrs. c E. Hager are now
oo"ioftaoly settled in the Scalliu house
on west Fourth street
Mrs. A. n. Hill has been vis;t;nn
win friends at Woonsocket for the
past week and returned home FRIDAY.
Ii you feel weak. dull and disco,r.o.
gu you VIII find a bottle of Hoods Sar-
saparllla will doy you wonderful good.
f. j. Purdy has been at Sioux Falls
1ne past week attending United Sta,es
court as member of the grand iurv.
j. +. Cooper was laid up from attend
Ing his duties at G. G. Rathbun's store
Tor several days. He was kicked in the
side by horse Sunday evening.
G. Stanley Mitchell, of Milwaukee. a
heavy stockholder in the First National
oank, returned home Monday after
spending few days in the city.
II. H. Dwight, who has been looking
alter business matters in this vicinity
Tor several days, returned home to Rock
Valley, Iowa, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Newcomer came
in from Eldora. Iowa, and were the
guests of D. w. Burright. They went
to Huron Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Maughan, the car repairer fore
man in the Milwaukee yards, dropped
heavy piece of iron on his foos Thurs
day which will lay him up for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Sternler, of
Aurora county, were in town Saturday
and left last Monday for Armour,
where Mr.. Stemler will work at his
trade of barber.
H. G. Nichols arrived home Satur-
day from Flandreau, where he at
tended successful coursing meeting
His dogs, "Reotor," and "Ariadne, u
won first and third money
H. r. Kibbee has purchased house
known as the Higgins house and will
move it to the vacant lots on the corner
of LAWYER and Sixth streets. He will
put it in good shape for renting.
Asa Dodd increases his advertising
space to announce that he has put in q
full line of groceries in connection with
his bakery, which ne says will be kept
right up to the same high standard.
A session of ST. Bernard Comman
derry, Knights Templar, was held Friday
evening and Major Fred Treon, Of the
Grow Creek Indian agency, was init
ated in the degrees of the Red arc
Black Cross.
Mrs. Ben Oleson held adaucing party
at her house Friday for the benefi
OF her young friends. A very pleasan
evening was the result of the gatheria?
and a number joined her class in dane
sng.
Halloween was observed Saturda,
evening and, aside from several in
stances, little damage was done. Som
boys broke large window glass in
vacant house on east Fourth street aut
such fragrant case of meanness ough
to be punished.
D. B. Phelps, who conducted the re
pairing department of l.. O. Gale
jewelry store, left Monday to &C
cept similar position at Grand Island
Neb., having been rendered place a
a greatly increased salary. Mr.. Gal
expects another jeweler in a few days
H. G. Nichols reported having had
splendid trip while away at the cours
ing meet at Davenport, where tn
American Coursing Club held its ar
nual meet. Mr.. Nichols was agai
elected secretary of the club, his wor
evidently having given good satisfa'
tion.
L. D. Powers, who lost twenty do
lar bill last week, was made happ
today by having it restored to him.
was found on the south side near tt
watering trough by Miss Maynie,
student of Dakota University, WI
learned of the owner through his Al
vertisement in The REPUBLICAN.
u. T.. Gilman, of Sioux City, ar
Mrs. Ella Sturgis Lawler, of ST. Pau
directors of the First National BAN
and Mrs. Nina S. Dousman, of Prair
! du CHEN, Wis, stockholder of tt
same institution, arrived in the city
attend the annual meeting Of directo
of the First National bank, which Q
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